This diner under the West Seattle bridge is simply a nice, friendly and comfortable place for diner food, where sides of potato salad are still offered up with your sandwiches, including the club: a simple concoction of the usual suspects (bacon, turkey, ham, lettuce, tomato and mayo) on three slices of bread of your choosing. ($8.99)

Described as "one of our biggest sandwiches by far!!" the Culture Club bursts with turkey, ham, bacon, lettuce, tomato, cheddar and Easysauce on three slices of wheat. ($8.25)

Western Club: Zoe's roasted turkey and crispy bacon served tripled-decker on buttermilk toast with cheddar, lettuce, tomato and a jalapeno cilantro mayo ($10.95)

The Clubhouse: Toasted triple-decker with bacon, lettuce, tomato, turkey and mayo. ($9.99)

Okay, not exactly a classic club, but the Pete's Club is kind of great with slices of roast beef, bacon, blue cheese, swiss, lettuce and tomato on three slices of bread. ($9.50). There's the more traditional Turkey Club for $8.95.

Vera's Clubhouse: a triple decked-out turkey breast, bacon, lettuce and tomato bargain. ($7.95)

This cafe on Northlake Way isn't great at hyping their above-average diner food. Case in point: their classic club is simply listed on the menu as "turkey & bacon club". It comes with the usual trimmings.

($8.65)