Sandwicherie of New York
“We stayed at the Westin right next door , and ended up eating at this place six times in three days .”
“Sandwhicherie is one of the best places for lunch in Midtown East.”
“My absolute favorite is the French Melt, do yourself a favor and get one today!”
Sandwicherie of New York
Delivery: Yes
Take-out: Yes
Accepts Credit Cards: Yes
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
Good for Kids: Yes
Good for Groups: Yes
Has TV: Yes
Caters: Yes
Price range.
$$ Price range $11-30
6 reviews
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I found the Sandwhicherie because I went on the "Superhero Walking Tour" and we walked past it. It looked very fancy and nice on the outside. We decided to stop there before we left the area for a quick bite. The assorted cupcakes looked phenomenal. My friend's panini did too. The vegetarian sandwich I had though didn't quite do it for me (a little too dry). It's a pretty cute location though. A couple of place to sit. There was an upstairs area that I wasn't able to take a look at so there could be even more seating I'm not aware of. I mostly just liked it because I liked the name and the aesthetics spoke to me.
When I'm rushing out the door in midtown to catch a bus or train out of town, it's nice to have a place to grab a quick sandwich to take with me. That said, I don't know that this place is any better than the options at one of the train stations. I got a chicken pesto sandwich on Italian bread that was fairly tasty, although a little skimpy on the fillings, and for $9 it's definitely not any cheaper than train station fare. If you're nearby and need a quick bite for lunch, you could definitely do worse, but if you have a little time to shop around you'll probably find something better within a few blocks.
I had to work an event Friday night in NYC and was looking for somewhere relatively inexpensive and quick to grab a meal. This place has upscale pre-made sandwiches and a nice selection of soup, salad and pasta. I got the prosciutto/mozzarella sandwich and a cup of Split Pea soup with a bottle of water. Being from Philadelphia, the price tag was a bit shocking (nearly $18.00), but it was still cheaper than most of the restaurant menus I looked at on my walk. The quality of the food was pretty good for it being pre-made, and the soup was delicious. My two girlfriends got the "make your own pasta". The portion was small and price tag just as steep. This place is great if you're on the run but expect to pay around $15 – $20 for a meal and drink. They do have a soup/sandwich option that I noticed after the fact for around 10 bucks. The sign was somewhat hidden, and I wish the counter guy would have said something to me.
Whenever you get positive service and delicious food, you have to write about it. New York is known for their great sandwich places and this place is definitely up there with some of the best. I definitely recommend that you try these guys out whenever you're in the city.
Yummmmmmy!!!! I didn't get to eat it for breakfast and ended up eating the chefs special omelet (I think that's what it was called; it had eggs, asparagus, mushrooms, etc. with feta cheese and I got it in a wrap) so it was a little soggy, but amazing nonetheless!! Definitely coming back here; it's only 1.5 blocks away from my new office….!!!
When I saw "sandwicherie" I expected sandwiches. I was expecting a more upscale subway with sandwiches made to order. However it was more of an upscale hale and hearty, with higher quality yet premaid sandwiches, a salad bar, and a selection of soups. I ordered the country chicken salad and the turkey cranberry sandwiches. They were good, but I would order something else next time. I had the tomato basil soup and it was really good.
Place is clean and for a midtown lunch spot, nicely decorated with a good amount of seating downstairs and upstairs.