PrintStadium Sandwich Wars
I was at Yankee Stadium last week, and I noticed that there is now an outpost of Mike's Deli. 
the great sandwich and specialty food emporium in the Arthur Avenue retail market. Does this mean that the Yankees and the Mets, who installed a Mama's (Leo's Latticini) sandwich kiosk a couple of years ago, are now engaged in a battle for both sandwich and baseball supremacy. Has anyone had a Mike's sandwich at Yankee Stadium? I've had a Mama's sandwich at Shea, and it was pretty swell to be eating real food at a stadium.
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Had a Mike's Deli sandwich tonight at the Yankee game. Have never been to the real Mike's on Arthur Ave, shame on me. I had the "Michaelangelo" which was a italian cold cut sandwich with cheese and roasted peppers on foccacia. Listed on the menu as a "pannini". All sandwiches were listed as pannini's. There was no pannini press, the sandwiches were premade and served cold, in a plastic clamshell box. The meat, cheese and peppers were all excellent but the bread suffered badly from being so cold. This being Yankee Stadium the sandwich also cost $9.50. Washed down with a $5 coke and you had a better than average ballpark meal for under $15. A value? Hardly. But considering the cost of everything in that stadium not too bad.
coconut_tr at 11:24PM on 06/26/06