The "Sloppy Joe Ariel" Sandwich - 2 Pack
Ready To Eat
This Sloppy Joe was created in partnership with Goldbelly founder Joe Ariel, because as everyone knows – when you get a sandwich named after you, you’ve truly hit the big time! This is a hearty, pre-assembled creation featuring two types of meat (pastrami and turkey), Swiss cheese, coleslaw, and mustard, all sandwiched between three slices of Pullman rye bread, with optional pickles, hot peppers, and russian dressing on the side. Originating in 1927, this iconic sandwich from Town Hall Deli is a taste of nearly 100 years of tradition, perfect for a satisfying meal.
- Serves 6 people and includes 2 large New Jersey–style Sloppy Joe sandwiches
- Made with two meats (Pastrami & Turkey), sandwiched between Swiss cheese, and Town Hall’s signature coleslaw & Mustard, layered between three thin slices of Pullman rye bread.
- Including Pickles, Hot Peppers & Russian Dressing.
- Ships fresh, pre-assembled and sliced into 8 shareable pieces per sandwich, wrapped with ice packs to ensure safe nationwide delivery
- Hand-crafted by Town Hall Deli, the nearly century-old originator of the New Jersey Sloppy Joe, based in South Orange, New Jersey
Awards & Media
- Celebrated as “the original Sloppy Joe” by Serious Eats
- Featured in The New York Times, Food Network, and CNN as one of America’s most iconic deli sandwiches
- Sandwiches arrive pre-assembled fresh with ice packs, may thaw in transit
- Upon arrival Sandwiches should be placed in the fridge for up to 2 days (if not going to be eaten immediately)
It is not recommended to freeze these items
The Original New Jersey Sloppy Joe
Put away that can of Manwich—this is a real man’s sandwich. Town Hall Deli opened in 1927 and made a name for itself after creating the New Jersey-style Sloppy Joe. The sandwich was named after a bar in Cuba that the original owner visited in the ‘30s. So enlightened by the sandwich that he had in Cuba, he brought the idea back home, and it was an instant hit.
This baby’s got two types of meat (usually roast beef and turkey), topped with cheese, all smothered in Town Hall’s coleslaw and Russian dressing, both using original recipes and homemade mayo. It’s all sandwiched between 3 thin slices of Pullman rye bread the length of an entire loaf. We won't judge if you needed to call up your boys for some backup.
