Condé Nast TravelerJan 26
The Best Sandwiches in New York City, According to a Bona Fide Sandwich Hound
New York City's finest bánh mis, Italian hoagies, and deli subs.
Bronx Jewish deli known for pastrami
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- Sal, Kris & Charlie's DeliRestaurantAstoria spot open since 1940 known for subs
- Bánh Anh EmRestaurantSit-down restaurant focused on bánh mì
- SaigonRestaurantBánh mì joint
- Ba XuyênFast foodBánh mì joint in Sunset Park
- S&P LunchRestaurantLongstanding delicatessen with great sandwiches
- Court Street GrocersFast foodNew School NYC sandwich shop with solid menu
- Faicco'sDeliTiny deli with Italian flags and imported goods
- Farmer in the DeliRestaurantNondescript corner deli that chops sandwich ingredients
- Fort Greene parkParkPark to eat a chopped sandwich
- Sunny & Annie's DeliRestaurant24/7 Korean-owned corner shop with creative sandwiches
- Tompkins Square ParkParkPark to eat takeout sandwiches
- Defonte's Sandwich ShopFast food100-year-old shop with regulars and large menu
- Pisillo Italian PaniniFast foodStorage-unit sized shop with 35 sandwich options
- Katz'sRestaurantOldest deli in New York City, open since 1888
- NishaanRestaurantTiny restaurant known for Pakistani chopped cheese
- Liebman's DeliRestaurantBronx Jewish deli known for pastrami
- All'Antico VinaioFast foodFocaccia sandwich shop with massive squares
- Sunset ParkNeighborhood
- AstoriaNeighborhood
- East VillageNeighborhood