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I’m not sure how many more fancy sandwich shops this town can sustain, but I’m ready to find out. After eating some of the best sandwiches Portland has to offer while out at Pickathon over the weekend—Bunk’s muffaletta, Pine State’s Reggie—last night we hit up Hawthorne sandwich shop Devil’s Dill, which opened earlier this year, keeps late hours, and delivers. I’d had a couple drinks at Ian Karmel’s final Portland as Fuck show earlier in the evening, so this is hardly a clear-eyed review, but my turkey sandwich was solid—I like kale on a sandwich, I gotta say, and tomato jam and turkey is a nice combo. My boyfriend was disappointed with his tuna sandwich, though. (“It’s just a wad of damp tuna on some bread,” he said sadly.) I’d eat there again, the main selling point being that they’re open until 3 am and offer free delivery. The menu is here, and the shop is located at 1711 SE Hawthorne.

Alison Hallett served nobly as the Mercury's arts editor from 2008-2014. Her proud legacy lives on.

3 replies on “How Many Fancy Sandwiches Is Too Many Fancy Sandwiches?: Devil’s Dill”

  1. This place is awesome. How drunk was your boyfriend that he didn’t like the tuna? It has chow chow and smoked olives! SMOKED FUCKING OLIVES.

  2. I work late nights at a bar that doesn’t serve food, so I end up having devil’s dill delivered pretty often. I’ve had most of the sandwiches they make and liked them all. I think the tuna is pretty AWESOME.

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