Take-out: Yes Accepts Credit Cards: Yes Good for Kids: Yes Good for Groups: Yes
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$ Price range Under $10
5 reviews
Francine Crampton
Decent samwiches! I got a honey bunny, which came with a ton of turkey and ham. My bf has gotten the cheesesteak a couple times, which is pretty good. Nothing exciting, average prices.
I was drunk. It was close. It was about $10 for an Italian. And it was loaded and tasty. You're going to have to ask my lawyer about the rest of the details as the rest is a nice post USA world cup defeat was beyond a bit hazy.
I just got home and showered and can't contain myself. This is the best sandwich that I have ever split with one of my best friends in my LIFE! AHHHHHHHHHHH! I WANT TO LIVE IN BROOKLYN SUB. No joke. The only things you need to know is that they can put almost anything you want on to a sandwich for a ridiculously cheap amount of money and that they turn off their grills by 6pm. I almost don't even know what the hell we got because Ingrid hasn't really eaten in like 2-3 days from stress. BUT Zaneta I think got a sub sandwich with sesame seed bun with jerk turkey or smoked jerk turkey of some sorts with jack cheese, tomato, lettuce, tiny bit of mayo, vinegar & oil, and jalapenos. Lots of freaking jalapenos. And I got another beer and plopped down and poured that dog fish head into a styrofoam cup. I say that I can live here because they have everything you could ever want and bare with me I have a photogenic memory: toilet paper, towels, advil, sanitary pads, cat/dog food, fresh fruit!, mixers, amy's soup, oreos, amy's organic bunny & the parmesan mac & cheese, gold fish crackers, ramen noodles, kraft dinner, cereals, organic cookies, chips ahoy, pepperidge farm, those hazelnut pieruette twirl cookies you dip in coffee that are amazing, a million kinds of chips/nuts: including party mix with both sun chips, dorritos & cheetos. You've got to be kidding me. I can seriously keep going. I have issues. But I also want to live in this store. It's the best thing since Jesus. Also, WAY fresher than Subway and doesn't make me want to vomit after ingesting it. Two thumbs up. Zaneta would also like to thank me for remembering that this exists after I exclaimed I was hungry after losing tremendously in an arousing game of pub trivia at St. Catherine's. I do not know my politics/history but apparently I got several sports questions right that I pulled out of my ass. Brooklyn Sub FTW.
An above average convenience store. They serve heroes like how some bodegas do. Better than normal quality but they charge more than your average bodega would. They offer more than the average convenience store and an above average selection of beer.
Although I still live close to this spot I don't frequent it as often as I did when I worked in the neighborhood as well.
So during the holiday break I decided to stop in for my second fav sandwich I like to recreate breaded chicken, cheese, mayo, lettuce, pickles and ketchup…HOT! It hit the spot and I was a happy camper.
I also appreciate them taking cards… I hardly walk around with cash and do not taking money out the seedy atm's.
Decent samwiches! I got a honey bunny, which came with a ton of turkey and ham. My bf has gotten the cheesesteak a couple times, which is pretty good. Nothing exciting, average prices.
I was drunk. It was close. It was about $10 for an Italian. And it was loaded and tasty. You're going to have to ask my lawyer about the rest of the details as the rest is a nice post USA world cup defeat was beyond a bit hazy.
I just got home and showered and can't contain myself. This is the best sandwich that I have ever split with one of my best friends in my LIFE! AHHHHHHHHHHH! I WANT TO LIVE IN BROOKLYN SUB. No joke. The only things you need to know is that they can put almost anything you want on to a sandwich for a ridiculously cheap amount of money and that they turn off their grills by 6pm. I almost don't even know what the hell we got because Ingrid hasn't really eaten in like 2-3 days from stress. BUT Zaneta I think got a sub sandwich with sesame seed bun with jerk turkey or smoked jerk turkey of some sorts with jack cheese, tomato, lettuce, tiny bit of mayo, vinegar & oil, and jalapenos. Lots of freaking jalapenos. And I got another beer and plopped down and poured that dog fish head into a styrofoam cup. I say that I can live here because they have everything you could ever want and bare with me I have a photogenic memory: toilet paper, towels, advil, sanitary pads, cat/dog food, fresh fruit!, mixers, amy's soup, oreos, amy's organic bunny & the parmesan mac & cheese, gold fish crackers, ramen noodles, kraft dinner, cereals, organic cookies, chips ahoy, pepperidge farm, those hazelnut pieruette twirl cookies you dip in coffee that are amazing, a million kinds of chips/nuts: including party mix with both sun chips, dorritos & cheetos. You've got to be kidding me. I can seriously keep going. I have issues. But I also want to live in this store. It's the best thing since Jesus. Also, WAY fresher than Subway and doesn't make me want to vomit after ingesting it. Two thumbs up. Zaneta would also like to thank me for remembering that this exists after I exclaimed I was hungry after losing tremendously in an arousing game of pub trivia at St. Catherine's. I do not know my politics/history but apparently I got several sports questions right that I pulled out of my ass. Brooklyn Sub FTW.
An above average convenience store. They serve heroes like how some bodegas do. Better than normal quality but they charge more than your average bodega would. They offer more than the average convenience store and an above average selection of beer.
Although I still live close to this spot I don't frequent it as often as I did when I worked in the neighborhood as well.
So during the holiday break I decided to stop in for my second fav sandwich I like to recreate breaded chicken, cheese, mayo, lettuce, pickles and ketchup…HOT! It hit the spot and I was a happy camper.
I also appreciate them taking cards… I hardly walk around with cash and do not taking money out the seedy atm's.