No American institution is so equally beloved and reviled as Walt Disney World, the epicenter of childhood fantasy and fanny-pack couteur in central Florida.

You can get a hefty Agata & Valentina Italian Combo sub at the original UES location of this gourmet grocery chain.

The Super Mario Sub at La Panineria is definitely an expensive (and Nintendo-y) option.

The Original Sandwich Shoppe offers a standout Italian sub among the large number of good subs in the West Village.

You don’t get more old-school Italian than the Arthur Ave Market Place in Belmont and the Big Mike's Combo Italian sub at Mike’s Deli.

It's hard to decide what's best about this brick-walled pizzeria.

Despite the decor barely changing in the last three decades, the city's first slice spot is still going strong.

In addition to turning out gold medal winning beers on the regular and delivering said beers all over the city by bike, this pizzeria slash brewery makes its own pizza dough, ensuring the yeast is still alive when it’s baked.

Brasserie Jo brings traditional French fare to Back Bay, with classics like coq au vin, Tarte Flambée, and steak au poivre.

At Max’s Wine Dive, dining is a celebration.

Brassiere 19 is true to its roots, serving French classics like Croque Monsieur, steak tartare, and creme brulee.

Down House serves up beautifully presented, seasonal eats alongside craft beer and specialty coffee drinks.