Sandwiches done simply is the name of the game at the Carson Street Deli, where a lovable band of tattooed misfits fix up some of the best meat and cheese between bread in the 'Burgh. There's a nice selection of craft beer available (they even have beer tastings on Wednesdays). Great for a quick Southside lunch.
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