Sandwich House

Stopped in for a generous half sandwich with a side of split pea soup and a soda special. It was very satisfying. The ingredients are of high quality. The soup has a home made taste.

Great fresh sandwiches made to order. The herb mayo is really tasty. Love this place and highly recommend!

Great spot to pick up a salad. Got the chicken salad w balsamic vinegar. So filling, came w a huge slice of bread, and flavorful. Theres lots of options for pasta, sandwiches, and salads and lunch deals offered.

DO NOT LISTEN TO ANY OF THR GOOD REVIEWS ON HERE. My friend and I came in after reading some good reviews and were expecting two big, extraordinary sandwiches, but we were unfortunately terribly disappointed. We both got the chicken parm sandwich, which was by far the worst I've ever had. The bread was soggy and inconsistently hot and cold throughout. The chicken tasted like store bought frozen nuggets, and the sauce was practically nonexistent. The only semi decent part was the cheese. We were also very dissatisfied with the size of the sandwich. With all the wonderful reviews, we were expecting significant large sandwiches, but they were hardly bigger than average. Both of us were left hungry afterwards and were extremely annoyed that we wasted over $13 on an abomination. Be warned.

The worst chicken parm I've eaten in a long time. The chicken tastes like a microwaved Purdue patty from the frozen food section with barely any sauce, the pasta isn't bad but for 17 bucks I would stay away !

Ummmm good. I am still chewing my pork loin with horseradish, arugula and tomato. Wait, I hav to take another bite... yep, still yumm. This place is probably b at for take out, there are 8 tables and for seats at the window.

If you're looking for a quick place to grab a sandwich and maybe some soup during your lunch break this is the stop. I got the sandwich of the day with some soup and it's nothing to write home about. A pretty straightforward sandwich with thinly sliced grilled chicken, avocado, greens, and mayo. Soup was a nice hearty carrot and squash soup that tasted much better than it sounds.

Pretty simple but if you got a 1 hr lunch break and want something easy and filling this is a great spot. Order online and pickup if ya can, line gets pretty long during lunch.

Don't understand the rave reviews. Maybe you have to order in person, but the sandwich I got delivered (smoked turkey with lettuce, tomato, mayo on multigrain) was really underwhelming, and just kind of bad. Admittedly, both the bread and ratio of ingredients were good. However, the turkey tasted like that Oscar Meyer deli meat--kind of slimy, rubbery, and super processed tasting.

I also ordered the pasta caprese salad. For some absolutely insane reason this was served warm and without any basil. Honestly, it wasn't bad, but it was just a pasta dish with cut up pieces of beefsteak tomato and a few pieces of mozz thrown in. No one in their right mind should call that a salad.

Delivery was fast, though.

Expectations were high, and I was severely let down. Tbh, I'm still angry that they called it a salad. ITS NOT A SALAD.

My two cents: steer clear, big tuna(s)

My favourite sandwich spot in the whole city! This place has an ideal location and is so convenient and quick to pop in for a quick lunch during a regular work day. You can expect to get your order in about 5 minutes!

Being vegetarian I don't usually find options at sandwich places, but they're so nice that they actually replace the meat with avocado or roasted peppers! Ingredients are supper fresh and they have a variety of different types of breads to choose from. Totally love this place.

Over the years, I've been told by many a mentor to trust my gut. Little did they know that I've been doing that ever since the first day of my senior year of high school, when my economics teacher went around the room asking students icebreaker questions. When she got to me, she questioned what my favorite food was and I blurted out the first thing that came to mind: chicken parmigiana.

And I would do anything for good chicken parm. Like go on a 10-minute subway ride in the middle of a work day to get the chicken parmigiana sandwich here.

Let's level set: it isn't the best chicken parm I've had. But for a hole-in-the-wall in the Financial District, it's a pretty solid deal. The sauce completes the chicken parm experience though, and since I got this on sliced bread, the sandwich was a little awkward to eat.

But at least I got to check a Manhattan lunch break experience off my chicken parm bucket list.