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The Best Fried Chicken Sandwiches In NYC
You can find fried chicken sandwiches pretty much anywhere, but for the best in NYC, head to these spots.
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Sal, Kris, & Charlie's Deli
For cold cut deli sandwiches that will take you days to finish, go to Sal, Kris & Charlie’s.
Diso's Italian Sandwich
Some of the best chicken cutlets in town are served out of this sandwich truck in Midtown.
Norma's Corner Shoppe
This coffee shop and bakery serves the best breakfast sandwiches in Ridgewood. Be sure to get yours on a biscuit.
Royal Crown
Royal Crown on Staten Island is part restaurant, part bakery, and part deli, where you can pick up a vodka chicken parm hero.
The Best Fried Chicken Sandwiches In NYC
You can find fried chicken sandwiches pretty much anywhere, but for the best in NYC, head to these spots.
Salty Lunch Lady's Little Luncheonette
For a quick sandwich, a slice of cake, and some mid-century nostalgia, head to Salty Lunch Lady’s Luncheonette in Ridgewood.
Little Kirin
Little Kirin on St. Marks serves great sandwiches with things like pho beef and five-spice pork, as well as rice bowls.
Salvo's
If you live in Bed-Stuy, Bushwick, or Ridgewood, you should have a sandwich delivered by moped at least once.
Doctor's Cave Café
Leave your inbox behind for a jerk chicken sandwich at this friendly neighborhood cafe, and don’t walk out without a pastry.
Clubhouse Sandos & Suds
Swing by this LES spot for a quick, under $15 lunch that could involve a gochujang brisket sandwich fired up in a pizza oven.
H&H Bagels
A sandwich from H&H Bagels in JFK's Terminal 5 is the best move in the little food court right after you get through security.
Sea & Soil
All the sandwiches are sold on a sliding scale at this worker-owned bakery in Carroll Gardens.
Pete’s Clam Stop
Pete’s Clam Stop is a small, counter-service spot a block from the subway and the beach in Coney Island.
The Crabby Shack
As the name suggests, you should get anything with crab at this casual Crown Heights spot.
Regina's Grocery
For a quick lunch in Nolita, stop by Regina's Grocery and pick up a sandwich stuffed with hot soppressata.
Calabria Pork Store
Calabria Pork Store is a deli in the Bronx with lots and lots of sausages hanging from the ceiling.
Slutty Vegan
Come to this popular vegan chain in Fort Greene for chopped cheese, burgers, and someone calling you a slut and a virgin.
Via Quadronno
Sit outside with a panini and cappuccino at this cute little Italian cafe by Central Park.