L’ito’s is an all-day Italian-American takeout spot by the Manhattan Bridge in Chinatown with a great Italian combo.

When you're looking for a sandwich in the East Village, you can't do much better than a bánh mì from Banh Mi Zon.

Fuku is a chain from the Momofuku team that specializes in fried chicken.

Royal Crown Bakery on Staten Island sells Italian cookies, cakes, and pastries, as well as to-go lunch stuff like sandwiches with sweet soppressata.

Foxface is a window in the East Village where you can pick up great, pressed sandwiches.

Summer is a Vietnamese counter-service spot that makes the best banh mi in Elmhurst.

Don Pepe Tortas Y Jugos specializes in two things: tortas and juices. Stop by and get a meat-filled sandwich with a green juice on the side.

The Dip is a sandwich shop in the East Village that serves a fantastic french dip sandwich.

Calabria Pork Store is a deli in the Bronx with lots and lots of sausages hanging from the ceiling.

Andrea Salumeria is an Italian deli in Jersey City that serves some of the best subs anywhere around NYC.

If you need to pick up a sandwich in Williamsburg, Federoff’s is an excellent option. Get a cheesesteak or a huge BEC with Taylor Ham.

Nam Nam is a tiny sandwich shop in East Williamsburg where you can grab some Vietnamese coffee and a great banh mi.

Ciao Gloria is a cafe in Prospect Heights that serves breakfast-y food till 4pm every day.

The Mekelburg’s Williamsburg location is the kind of place you should go in a time of need. Or anytime you want fantastic sandwiches and beers.

Hearth On The Highline is a seasonal spot that works for a casual outdoor lunch in Chelsea.

Le Petit Parisien roughly translates to “place with good sandwiches on baguette.” Or maybe not. Either way, stop by for a good sandwich in Midtown.