Sandwiches
Sandwiches
Page 2Effin Egg
Effin Egg is a fast casual spot in Flatiron that specializes in—you guessed it—eggs. Stick to their breakfast sandwiches and avoid anything with scrambled eggs.
Alidoro
No matter what you're in the mood for, you'll find something that sounds good at this Italian sandwich shop located on the concourse at Rockefeller Center.
Fuku
Stop by the Rockefeller Center outpost of this David Chang mini-chain when you're in a hurry and want some aggressively seasoned fried chicken.
Pen 'n' Coop
This Italian sandwich shop in Chelsea's Olly Olly Market deals in rotisserie chicken and porchetta. It's a solid to-go lunch option if the other food-court lines are too long.
13 Great BECs In NYC
Where to get a New York City classic when you're willing to go somewhere other than your bodega.
S&P Lunch
S&P Lunch combines everything you want in an old-school Jewish deli (counter-style seating, exceptional pastrami, life-affirming matzo ball soup) with modern touches.
Prince Tea House
The East Village location of Prince Tea House has unique desserts and one of the better and more affordable afternoon teas in town.
Sandwich & Salad at Tin Building
Don't dismiss this station at the Tin Building as just another place to grab a generic salad or sandwich. The roast beef sandwich is one of the best we've had.
Double Yolk
The sandwiches at this create-your-own breakfast sandwich counter at the Tin Building are big and come stuffed with a lot of fluffy eggs.
Textbook
Textbook is an all-day cafe in Fort Greene that serves great breakfast sandwiches and very good coffee.
Maman
This location of Maman next to Rockefeller Center excels at baked items like croissants, loaf cakes, and cookies. Because of that, we prefer their sandwiches to their salads.
Dave's Hot Chicken
Dave’s Hot Chicken, which started in LA, is a fast food joint with juicy fried chicken that comes in seven spice levels ranging from No Spice to Reaper.
All'Antico Vinaio
The Italian sandwiches from this Florence import are huge, and you'll want to try every single one.
The Blue Light Speak Cheesy
The Blue Light Speak Cheesy makes some of the best breakfast tacos and sandwiches in NYC.
Dog Day Afternoon
Dog Day Afternoon is a neighborhood gem serving Chicago-style Italian sandwiches in Windsor Terrace.
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.
Factory Tamal
Factory Tamal on the Lower East Side is one of the best places in the city to get a tamale.
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.