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Hector’s Deli

The second Little Collins Street outpost for Melbourne’s sandwich supremo.

Hector’s Deli’s sleek new site on Little Collins Street.
1 / 7Hector’s Deli’s sleek new site on Little Collins Street.Supplied
Classics like the rare beef sandwich are still on the menu..
2 / 7Classics like the rare beef sandwich are still on the menu..Cheyne Toomey
Located in Scott Pickett’s former Le Shoppe site.
3 / 7Located in Scott Pickett’s former Le Shoppe site.Supplied
Chicken salad sandwich.
4 / 7Chicken salad sandwich.Hctor's Deli supplied Cheyne Toomey
Inside the new shop.
5 / 7Inside the new shop.Supplied
The sausage muffin at Hector’s Deli gives Macca’s a run for its money.
6 / 7The sausage muffin at Hector’s Deli gives Macca’s a run for its money.Supplied
Some seating is available inside.
7 / 7Some seating is available inside.Supplied

Hector’s Deli Normanby Chambers

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Nearly two years after arriving at the Paris end of the CBD, sandwich supremo Hector’s has opened yet another outpost on Little Collins Street. Located between Queen and William Streets in Scott Pickett’s former Le Shoppe site, the sleek new location is serving all of Hector’s signatures plus seasonal specials. Join the queue to take away or nab one of the few stools inside.

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