Edith’s is a sandwich counter in Williamsburg that serves pastrami sandwiches, baked goods, and an excellent bagel BEC with latkes.

Factory Tamal on the Lower East Side is one of the best places in the city to get a tamale.

Enjoy some beef wieners or a pastrami sandwich at Schaller & Weber at The Market Line on the Lower East Side.

Essex Market is full of tremendous sandwiches, but find some of the best at Heros & Villians.

Rolo’s is a restaurant and grocery store in Ridgewood that serves excellent sandwiches, dinner kits, and baked goods.

The Boerum Hill outpost of this legendary Philly cheesesteak is their first and only halal location.

Farine Baking Company is a halal spot in Floral Park that serves great burgers, sandwiches, and wings.

Sunny & Annie’s is a deli in the East Village that makes massive sandwiches in about a hundred different styles.

Evil Katsu is a pop-up on the Lower East Side that serves delicious katsu sandwiches.

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.