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First Pics: 1st Ward Sandwich shop now open in Pennsport

Taylor Farnsworth , , , , , min read

Fourth and Cross isn’t the only new restaurant to open recently in Pennsport. Another new spot, called 1st Ward Sandwich, also opened in the neighborhood.

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The sandwich shop, which we first told you about in April, officially opened on Wednesday, June 10 at Front and Morris.

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Just as you might guess, 1st Ward sells a variety of sandwiches, including a total of 13 options ranging from Bahn Mi to their Oyster Po’Boy.

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Bahn Mi
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grilled cheese

In addition to sandwiches, they also sell salads and sides including things like fries, hummus, orzo mac and cheese, chicken meatballs and lemon-friend cauliflower. Everything on the menu is $12 or under.

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Guapalito
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You can check out the full menu on 1st Ward’s website.

The establishment seats between 12 to 15 people inside, along with some extra outdoor seating.

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Some of the artworks on the walls are by Philadelphia-based artist, Steve Silvasy. The artworks are also for sale.

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first-ward-sandwich-31st Ward Sandwich is open 10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. from Monday through Friday and from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. You can find out more about the shop on 1st Ward Sandwich’s website.

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