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Sunrise is pretty much a generic midtown deli but it offers a quick and reliable sandwich for those days when you don\u2019t have time to linger over lunch. It\u2019s located right across the street from Josh\u2019s office and therefore makes it a convenient go-to place. We usually split two sandwiches \u2013 turkey and swiss on a roll with lettuce, tomato and honey mustard, and \u201cThe Godfather\u201d, which is a huge Italian hero (salami, ham, provolone) with roasted peppers, lettuce and tomato. The honey mustard though is the thick gooey kind that packs a punch on your sinuses if you eat too much at once, and therefore I love it.<\/p>\n
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Turkey and swiss on a roll with honey mustard sauce on the side.<\/p><\/div>\n
One of the best features of The Godfather is the bread that it’s served on, which is a quintessential chewy Italian bread with sesame seeds sturdy enough to contain the sandwich contents but not stale or too tough to bite through easily. A container of oil and vinegar on the side, drizzled on right before eating so that the sandwich doesn\u2019t get soggy, is the perfect complement.<\/p>\n
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The Godfather, which includes a side of potato chips (sometimes slightly stale but always better than no chips at all, especially if you’re feeling a bit peckish), is really a great deal at $7.25 (the turkey and swiss sandwich clocks in at $7.50). If you didn’t have two fat bellies like us, you could definitely save a half for dinner and still be satisfied.<\/p>\n