How to get the (real) Sopranos' gabagool sandwich celebrating the show's 25th anniversary
If you’ve ever wanted to dine at the fictional Satriale’s Pork Store from The Sopranos, today is (potentially) your lucky day.
To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the show debuting its pilot, HBO announced a partnership with Postmates that allows fans of the show to eat like a made man.
Unfortunately, only fans in New York and Los Angeles (and surprisingly not New Jersey!) can enjoy this deal. But if you live in either of those cities, you can potentially have an iconic meal styled like a Satriale sandwich delivered to your doorsteps.
All this from a slice of gabagool? We're bringing Satriale's to life for one day only through an exclusive partnership with @Postmates to celebrate 25 years of #TheSopranos. Fans in New York and LA can open the app and order The Gabagool, powered by Ggiata Delicatessen and… pic.twitter.com/F0Y6L19MbX
— HBO (@HBO) January 10, 2024
For fans who live in Los Angeles, they can use the Postmates app to deliver from one of the Ggiata Delicatessen locations. Meanwhile, folks in New York can find the sandwich at Regina’s Grocery on Postmates.
Both restaurants will have the sandwich listed as The Gabagool, which is what series lead Tony Soprano calls the Italian cold-cut meat also known as capicola.
Even though it is disappointing that this sandwich is only available in a limited quantity and while supplies last at participating locations, that will make it even more special for the lucky few who get their hands on such a treat.