We love our Quiksilver Pro partners: Zamboni’s Deli

Classic deli sandwiches, including those of the breakfast (like bacon, egg, and cheese) and hero (like the “Raging Bull”) variety.  Note: the heroes are massive and can easily serve as two meals.  Also – they deliver to the beach!

Zamboni’s Deli

250 West Park Ave, Long Beach

516-432-1918

Dining in Manhattan: The Artichoke Empire

The original Artichoke Pizza is a tiny takeaway storefront where you line up for the privilege of sitting on someone else’s stoop drinking a beer and eating the trademark slice: hearty crust loaded down with a gooey, burn-your-mouth hot artichoke and cheese combo.  It’s sort of like artichoke dip on pizza, and is much better than you think.  Check out their other locales if you want to have a proper sit down meal.

Artichoke Pizza East Village

328 E 14^th Street btwn 1^st & 2^nd Ave

212-228-2004

Artichoke Pizza Chelsea

114 10^th Ave corner of 17^th Street

212-792-9200

Artichoke Pizza Noho

111 MacDougal Street btwn 3^rd & Bleeker

646-278-6100

Dining in Manhattan: Tiny’s Giant Sandwich Shop

Hi, we’re Tiny’s-aholics.  Years ago, we worked at a spot super close to the sandwich shop, and that’s when our addiction began.  We’re also die-hard carnivores, but will order the veggie chicken parm any day of the week.  Most of Tiny’s sandwiches can be made vegetarian, by the way, like the massive Spicy Rizzak (try it for the name alone).  And speaking of massive – that describes all of their sammies.  A large is big enough to share.

Tiny’s

129 Rivington Street at Norfolk

212-228-4919