This little sandwich shop in the Castro serves up scrumptious, veggie packed banh mi (Vietnamese Sandwiches) that have such a variety of ingredients, they almost include every color of the rainbow. Simply a coincidence? I think not.

Price: $4.75

• Castro

Add kimchi to anything and it makes the original better. Add it to a bbq pork sandwich and you'll never go back!!

Price: $8.95

• Multiple Locations

Crispy, rolled tortillas filled with succulent duck meat and topped with sour cream and shredded cabbage, these little flautas are a grown-up, sophisticated version of the taquito.

Price: $12.00

• Castro

This little flying saucer-shaped sandwich, made with two plump oatmeal cookies and stuffed with creamy frosting, is all vegan, made with whole grains, and, oh yeah, it tastes out-of-this-world!

Price: $3.25

• Multiple Locations

This sandwich is guaranteed to bring Dagwood to tears with its endless layers of meat, fluffy eggs mixed with chorizo, and oozing spoonfuls of mayo.

Price: $10.00

• Mission

Enveloped in a thick layer of fluffy whipped cream, this cake gets three times the milk, plus the tasty addition of some tropical pineapple and a quintessential cherry on top.

Price: $3.75

• Mission

It comes hot from the oven and is served on a fancy china plate, bringing a little class and a lot of flavor to the perfect morning coffee break in the Mission.

Price: $3.00

• Mission

A hand-held meal, these empanadas are little pockets jam-packed with flavorful fillings, including sweet grilled onions, cooked red bell peppers, and savory meats.

Price: $3.75

• Mission

A Soft Serve cone from Bi-Rite = a towering trumpet of creamy awesomeness minus the wrap-around-the-block line.

Price: $3.50

• Mission

Take a trip to a Hungarian beer garden without actually leaving SF with this smoked pork sausage smothered in sauerkraut, grilled peppers, and homemade curry ketchup.

Price: $6.00

• Multiple Locations

Hot Cookie is known as one of the naughtiest bakeries in SF. Their "Butch Bar" is fairly tame in its appearance, but quite a temptress to the taste buds.

Price: $2.25

• Castro

This tiny, seasonal, treat fits right in the palm of your hand, but be warned...you won't be able to stop at just one!

Price: $1.00

• Mission

It may not be the prettiest piece of pie in the case, but the Banana Cream Pie at Mission Pie is not only one of their permanent flavors, it's also the slice that's always on my mind.

Price: $3.50

• Mission

Adding the sweetness of a fried plantain to an already delectable burrito at The Little Chihuahua is one of those genius culinary moves we all wish we would of thought of on our own.

Price: $8.95

• Multiple Locations

It looks like a burrito, but tastes like cumin and tahini. What is it? It's the falafel sandwich at Zaytoon: a huge piece of paper thin lavash bread filled with crispy falafel, fresh veggies, and perfectly golden sautéed onions.

Price: $6.95

• Mission