Tampa locals know we're pretty passionate about Cuban sandwiches around here. Some argue ours — made with pork, salami, ham, Swiss cheese, mayo, mustard, and pickles — is better than Miami's. But we're not here to argue.

We've rounded up some must-try sandies across TBAY. Comamos (let's eat).

Bodega, 1180 Central Ave, St. Petersburg | Looking for a date night spot to impress? Go here for trendy vibes, an excellent Cuban (with roast pork, ham, swiss, pickles, mayo, and mojo), cafecito, sodas frescas, and beers.

The Columbia Restaurant, multiple locations | Ybor City's legendary The Columbia Restaurant has served up its signature Cuban sandwich since 1915, crafted with Genoa salami, mojo-marinated roast pork, and fresh bread from La Segunda Central Bakery. The popular spot has locations everywhere, from the Tampa International Airport to Sand Key.

Habana Café, 5402 Gulfport Blvd. S., Gulfport | The eatery has a massive menu loaded with Cuban staples, including a standout Cuban sando. Pro tip: The portions are massive, so order a few dishes to share amongst the group.

Hemingway's Cuban Kitchen also features a mural, and a bright modern design. | Photo via @food_a_love_story

The Cuban Sandwich Shop, 10434 N. Florida Ave., Tampa | If it's in the name, it's gotta be good. The Cuban Sandwich Shop serves three varieties of the iconic sandwich: one on an egg roll, a standard style, and one with an extra portion of sweet ham. The North Tampa spot also offers breakfast, other deli sandwiches, and catering options.

Trip's Diner, multiple locations | Local fave Trip's Diner boasts another standout rendition, pressed flat and crispy. We recommend adding on a cup of French onion soup to wash it all down.

Hemingway's Cuban Kitchen, 1910 N. Ola Ave., Tampa | This spot delivers "a modern twist on Cuban classics." The menu comes through with a classic pressed sandwich, bowl options, and yuca churros covered in a delectable cinnamon dipping sauce. Best of all, the Armature Works eatery has prime views of the Riverfront for ultimate lunchtime people-watching.