The Beloved Hole-In-The-Wall That Serves The Arguably Best Sandwiches In All Of Idaho

 When you want a sandwich that is packed with various meats and veggies and will satisfy your every craving, there is one place to go in Idaho: The Sandwich Tree. Located in Idaho Falls, this sandwich shop may not look like much on the outside but it serves some of the tastiest, most filling sandwiches in the Gem State. Plus, with this restaurant’s extensive menu, it is easy to find something that you’ll love or a new sandwich that you’ll want to try.

Say hello to The Sandwich Tree. This restaurant is located near downtown Idaho Falls and has become a staple in southeastern Idaho.
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There isn’t much to look at when you visit The Sandwich Tree. This hole-in-the-wall restaurant is quite small with limited indoor seating available.
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If you plan to visit The Sandwich Tree, arrive early or call ahead with your sandwich order. This sandwich shop in Idaho becomes very busy during the lunch and dinner hours.
However, it isn’t the building that draws a crowd to this sandwich shop; it is the large, tasty sandwiches.
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There are nearly 30 sandwiches on the menu, including a handful of specialty sandwiches.
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We highly recommend the Angel’s Special which includes roast beef, pastrami, bacon, swiss cheese, mayonnaise, mustard, pickles, lettuce, tomatoes, and ranch dressing. This is one of the most popular sandwiches on the menu.
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The sandwiches are available in various sizes that range from 4 inches to 24 inches long.
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There are also many toppings and sauces you can add to your sandwich to ensure it is perfect. While many of these additional toppings are free, some do require an additional fee.
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Make sure you visit The Sandwich Tree on Thursdays to try one of its popular brownies. You can also add chips and drink to create a delicious meal.
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Visit The Sandwich Tree website and Facebook page to learn more.

Have you tried one of the sandwiches at this beloved hole-in-the-wall in Idaho? What did you order? Let us know in the comments!

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