Guest posted on BelltownPeople.com nd copied below.
Here’s a few well-executed sandwiches in or near our ‘hood. Using the most liberal possible definition of “sandwich” and in no particular order:
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    El Cubano, Cyclops. Sweet meets savory: “Roasted pulled pork, sliced pit ham, Jarlsberg cheese, thin sliced pickle, dijon mustard and poblano aioli on a grilled ciabatta.” Early-afternoon weekend brunch material here. 
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    East Coast or Chicken Chipotle, Mike’s East Coast Sandwiches Update: Moved to Pioneer Square. Fresh off the panini grill at Cafe Two at Antioch College (with Stumptown drip coffee), Forza Coffee at Fisher Plaza, and Motore Coffee (9th & Lenora). 
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    New Town Special, New Town Market I recommend smoked turkey instead of peppermill turkey. The same Boar’s Head menu is available at Westlake Specialty Market (7th & Westlake). 
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    Your custom deli sandwich, ordered online, Specialty’s Cafe Use their sandwich configurator to build a custom sandwich, then order and pay online for pick up in 15 minutes (yes, this actually works!). It’s like they timed a leisurely walk from Belltown to 5th and Union. My pick: the Taguchi Goat Club 
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    Spicy Moroccan Pita, Zeitoon Cafe Update: closed. “Dolme, hummus, tabouli, lettuce, cucumber, garlic sauce, house sauce, hot sauce and tzatziky.” Pro tip: ask for light or no house sauce, and cut it in half before eating or you’ll wear some leftovers home.</p> 
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    The Gaucho Dip or 410 Burger, El Gaucho Bar The menu does its job: “Sliced Certified angus Beef prime top sirloin, toasted baguette, chimichurri aioli, english Coastal Cheddar, house au jus, taro chips.” For 50% off, pair with a glass of wine and a friend (or an iPad) during “The Gaucho 120” (minutes of happy hour). 
Enjoy!