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Stacked and packed: Best sub sandwich spots in town | HeraldNet.com

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The Daily Herald has announced the results of its 2023 Best of Snohomish County Awards, highlighting the community's favorite sub sandwich shops. Jersey Mike’s in Marysville was voted the top choice, with Red Rock Subs and The Sub Shop in Everett following closely behind. These awards celebrate local culinary contributions and promote community support for businesses. The nomination phase for the 2024 awards is now open, inviting residents to recognize their favorite local establishments and fostering a sense of pride within the community.

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