Sandwiches

Orgasms, pastrami, matzoh ball soup, hurried service. What more could you ask for?

Go to this tiny sandwich window for a breakfast sandwich that’s a step up from your normal BEC.

For stacked cold cuts and a side of hot gravy.

Defonte’s has been making excellent Italian sandwiches for over 100 years.

Lioni Italian Heroes makes over 150 different sandwiches on impeccably blistered bread.

G&S Pork Store is a quiet Italian deli with a solid roast beef sandwich.

This Gravesend spot is famous for their roast beef sandwiches.

G&R Deli is home to a viral Italian meatball cone, but we suggest focusing on the sandwiches.

At Williamsburg's Anthony & Son, exceptional, oversized sandwiches are stuffed with bacon, prosciutto, mozzarella sticks, and more.

This Italian deli and gourmet market—an Astoria institution since 1979—offers an unreasonable number of very good sandwiches.

Nathan’s sells hot dogs all over the country, but it all started at this spot on Coney Island.

Our 16 favorite breakfast sandwiches in NYC

Go to Edith’s Sandwich Counter’s second location in the West Village for the Sephardi breakfast wrap on malawach.

Gem Home is a home goods store with baked goods and a delicious smoked trout sandwich.

Philly's top cheesesteak spot brings its excellent sandwiches—and Bradley Cooper—to the East Village.

Where to get a lobster roll that's actually worth the money.

We're into this sceney soup-and-sandwich pop-up on the Lower East Side.

Pastrami Queen makes some of our favorite sandwiches on the Upper East Side.

Mike's Hot Honey's stand at MSG makes our favorite fried chicken sandwich in the arena.

Where to eat New York’s signature sandwich.

Blue Sky Deli is the destination bodega for chopped cheese.

This roving deli on wheels serves a couple pretty great chopped cheese variations.

The best thing since sliced bread.

You can get your sandwiches chopped at Brown Bag Sandwich Co.—but should you?

This deli serves everything from meat-heavy heroes to vegan sandwiches.