New sandwich spots in Toronto include inventive flavours served on housemade Focaccia and traditional Jewish deli-style dishes done right.

From hefty stacks of Italian cold cuts to fried chicken served on a buttery biscuit, here are some new sandwiches in Toronto that you need to try.

Leslie's Sandwich Room

Named after the Leslieville neighbourhood they call home, this brand-new spot serves creative sandos, like the poke-inspired "Actually Tuna" or the Japanese-inspired "7 E 11" egg salad sandwich, on house-baked bread

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Sleepy Pete's

The latest addition to Kensington's vibrant food scene, this spot is serving sandos you'll want to sit and savour, like the Monte Cristo encased in soft egg-dipped brioche or the Fried Chicken Sandwich containing an entire fried chicken leg inside a buttery biscuit.

Centre Street Deli Bay Street

The second location for this much-loved deli, their location at Yonge & Wellesley is serving up the traditional Jewish deli food they're known for. Pick up a hefty corned beef on rye or chicken knish for your next lunch, and you'll soon have a new go-to.

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Romi's Bakery

Being a bakery best known for their freshly-baked Challah, it's no wonder that this St. Clair West spot is also serving great sandwiches. Israeli-inspired delicacies like Falafel and Kebab nestle perfectly in between two thick slices of Challah for a sandwich that dreams are made of.