The Best Thanksgiving Leftovers Sandwich is Actually Available Year Round
Thanksgiving comes early at Valhalla Sandwiches.
By Chelsea Lin November 17, 2017
This article originally appeared in the November 2017 issue of Seattle magazine.
Let’s get one thing straight: The best part of Thanksgiving dinner is the leftovers you get to eat the next day. But if you don’t have a fridge full of stuffing and cranberry sauce at your disposal—maybe you were a guest instead of the host (or maybe you’re reading this in April in the doctor’s waiting room)—Valhalla Sandwiches in Greenwood has your back.
The food truck turned brick-and-mortar spot serves the area’s best Thanksgiving dinner between two slices of bread (or, in this case, a soft yet substantial telera roll): The Thanksgetting ($9) features turkey and all the fixings, smothered in gravy and rosemary aioli.
Valhalla Sandwiches
8202 Greenwood Ave. N
206.257.0658
valhallasandwiches.com
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