The good news for Florida: the best US sandwiches restaurant

In the heart of Hialeaha working area of Hispanic majority to the west of Miami, a small family restaurant achieved the unthinkable: lead the ranking of the best sandwiches in the United Statesaccording to the last list published by Yelp. The Yelp site published its Top 100 Sandwich Shops in Americaa list prepared from the qualifications, comments and volume of reviews registered on its platform. In the first place it was Franky's Deli Warehousea place located in an industrial park in Hialeah that operates 26 years ago. Customer service was key in the election of Yelpded users according to Yelp, the restaurant stood out not only for its dishes but for the personalized treatment: “It is the type of place where everyone knows your name.” Users valued that “They make people feel as if imported”even at schedules with high customer flow. The information was published by Miami Herald, who stressed that the premises exceeded popular names in Miami such as Sanguich, Jholano's or Enriqueta's.The restaurant was founded by Franky and Nanette Diaza Cuban American couple with more than four decades of marriage. Both had worked in customer service: she in UPS and he as a training in Subway. “In every business, customer service is the most important thing,” Diaz told Miami Herald. The idea of opening a second place in doral was discarded in 2020 by the pandemic. Today, they prefer to continue concentrated in their neighborhood. “We sell food, but we also create links”Said the owner. The community actively participates and recommends the most popular foal sandwich user place is Italian Hot Subwith ham, capicola, salami and provolone. “It's extremely tasty when it is hot,” Nanette explained. Heat activates the oils of the sausages and enhances the flavor. Other outstanding dishes are the Philly Cheesteak and the tuna sandwichhighlighted by Yelp users. Despite the hot weather, the soups are also very demanded. Franky's mainly serves workers in the area, many of whom only have 30 minutes for lunch. Even so, a climate of familiarity is generated: “They reunite with people who did not see a long time ago. Everyone smiles. It's like returning home,” said Nanette. I even even excited to invite others. This week, according to the owner, a group of 30 people arrived at the premises of the owner of a nearby academy. “That excites us”he said. The premises is in Hialeah, an area with a HispanoFoto major It is one of the most Spanish -speaking cities in the United States: 93.1% of households use Spanish as the main language, according to the Census Office. Founded on January 15, 1925, this year celebrates its centenary with free activities announced at the official site Hialeah100.com, as gastronomic fairs and community events. strong Cuban presence and other Latin communitiesthe city stands out for its cultural identity, its low crime index, is the second most safer in Florida, according to Wallethub and its high demand for rental, occupying the 16th position in the national Rentecafe ranking.