Sandwiches
Sandwiches
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All'Antico Vinaio
The Italian sandwiches from this Florence import are huge, and you'll want to try every single one.
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Chicken & The Egg
This mostly-takeout East Village spot has some of the better fried chicken sandwiches in the city.
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Dog Day Afternoon
Dog Day Afternoon is a neighborhood gem serving Chicago-style Italian sandwiches in Windsor Terrace.
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Double Chicken Please
Double Chicken Please is a fun cocktail bar and restaurant on the Lower East Side with creative drinks on tap and a great hot honey fried chicken sandwich.
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Brancaccio’s Food Shop
Brancaccio’s Food Shop in Windsor Terrace makes delicious Italian sandwiches.
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Factory Tamal
Factory Tamal on the Lower East Side is one of the best places in the city to get a tamale.
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BEC
A restaurant that only serves bacon, egg and cheese sandwiches. No, this is not a joke. BEC is real, and it's here to cure your hangover.
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2nd Ave Deli
When the original 2nd Ave Deli closed, lots of New Yorkers channeled some nostalgic rage. At the new Murray Hill location, the old school charm may be gone, but the matzoh ball soup and pastrami sandwich have remained pretty much untouched.
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Mekelburg’s
The Mekelburg’s Williamsburg location is the kind of place you should go in a time of need. Or anytime you want fantastic sandwiches and beers.
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Earl’s Beer & Cheese
Earl’s in East Harlem serves lots of beers and lots of things with cheese. It’s also a great spot to watch sports.
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Daily Provisions
We wish there was a Daily Provisions on every corner, so that we would never be far from their excellent breakfast and lunch.
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Faicco’s Italian Specialities
Faicco’s is an incredible Italian deli that’s been open since 1900, and their chicken cutlet sandwich is unbeatable.
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Court Street Grocers
Some of the best sandwiches in Brooklyn. Court Street Grocers is a Carroll Gardens favorite, but it's good enough to travel for, too.
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Black Seed Bagels
Are Black Seed Bagels the best bagels in New York City? Is there even such a thing? Can’t we just eat them?
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The Brooklyneer
The Brooklyneer is most definitely a bar with food, not a restaurant with a bar. But in terms of bar food in New York City, this is some of the best around. Oh, and for all you crazy intense soccer fans out there, The Brooklyneer is the place to watch.
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Egg Shop
People are waiting an hour for egg sandwiches at Nolita’s Egg Shop. Is it worth it? Time to investigate.