"Sandwich Girl Cafe is famously named for its unique, woman-owned comic book theme where every menu…read moreitem is based on a distinct female superhero. Superhero Sandwiches are designed to represent a different female superhero with its own unique flavor profile, such as the "Vicky Velcro" or "Young Choppa"." Whoa! I guess if I had to pick a movie title for the two ladies who run this shop it would be "The Incredibles". The owners publish their own comic book patrons can purchase. Well then my review will be in Comic Book format to applaud this great sandwich shop. Chapter One: Wonder Women, these two ladies have superhuman strength, speed, and culinary skills, and uses iconic ingredients like avocados, pico de gallo, panko crusted eggplant, chicken and spices to "whip" up delicious sandwiches. Chapter Two: My name is Anna Ameyama, and I crafted this menu with delectable choices. I've cooked for the Avengers with recipes that will satisfy every palate: Breakfast all day, salads, sandwiches and tacos. Chapter 3: Alfred Pennyworth, Bruce Wayne's personal chef, would be delighted to prepare and dine on these fine sandwiches. The BB ( Baddest B*itch) is a delicious crispy fried chicken sandwich served atop a brioche bun dressed with greens, pico de gallo and garlic aioli. All I can say it's lip smacking great and my stomach was purring like the Batmobile. The iced chai was perfect! The Mac Momma sounds yummy with a Mac and Cheese bun with a choice of beef burger or crispy chicken. A meal Batgirl would devour! Chapter 4: Tiny Chef would absolutely enjoy breakfast all day options like Vicky Velcro ( breakfast burrito) and the Tippy Toppington ( avocado toast) Chapter 5: Well it's time for Superman to change his clothes and finalize this review. "The eatery is based on a unique superhero-themed food truck run by Inwood resident Shreen Elkenani. Elkenani first brought the business from Miami to New York City in 2016" and opened on 7th Street in 2021. Well Shreen Elkenani, aka Supergirl, your vision to expand from a food truck to brick and mortar is as impressive as your sandwiches! Small cafe that packs a punch! Next stop, Bay Ridge? Sandwich Girl Cafe 339 7th Street R to 9th and 4th

My husband and I were looking for a quick breakfast option nearby and when we got to Sandwich Girl…read moreCafe I took a quick glance at their menu and immediately the Red Nubian (shakshuka sandwich with chimichurri, feta cheese, and two sunny-side-up eggs) stood out to me. When the lady at the front desk said it was one of her favorites I knew I had to try it! The staff was very welcoming and kind. They do a great job describing the sandwiches to you and you can tell the lady at the register really enjoys them as well! Back to the food- the presentation was lovely. the breakfast was nice and hot you could see the steam coming out. I absolutely loved the sandwich, the shakshuka was sooo good, flavorful, warm, and cozy. The salad was the perfect side. I also got their strawberry mint lemonade which was refreshing and not too sweet. I truly enjoyed my breakfast here and look forward to trying their other sandwiches and their sauces that they sell! It's a small cafe with some seating outside as well but definitely worth trying!

This is a neighborhood go-to for a quick bite in the morning. I had the Everything Bagel with Lox…read moreand Cream Cheese. The bagel is pretty huge with decent filling. I do wish it was filled a bit more as I ended up eating only half my bagel because it was too much bread. This spot is convenient though if you're in the area. Note the bagels and sandwiches do take about 10-15 minutes.

Great food, sandwiches and service! Valario and the staff are excellent. And don't forget the chips.read more

A great go-to deli. They got it all. Hot and cold sandwiches, small and large groceries, all the…read morebeverages. The hot food options are great! I love the variety throughout the week, and the salads are always fresh. They even have cash/credit prices displayed on just about everything. Clean and organized. Quick staff. If you need a deli, this is your place.

Worst bodega in park slope. Insanely rude. Go anywhere else. 0/10. The only thing that sets stores…read morelike this apart is customer service, and this store has absolutely none.

the sausage is tasty also the bacon,honestly i wanna go there again! It felt nice going there and…read morethe staff were really nice!

Fresh, delicious, cheap breakfast sandwiches - your quintessential local Brooklyn deli…read more This place was open on the 4th (thank god because all the other businesses on this street were closed) and I got a Ham & Egg on a roll while my boyfriend got a Sausage Egg & Cheese with avocado on a bagel. Ordering, however, got a little messy/confusing since the guy that took my boyfriend's order took off to make his sandwich before my boyfriend was able to tell him what I wanted... boyfriend ended up telling another guy my order then had to explain we were together, then someone ELSE came over to clarify our order lmao it was slightly annoying but it all worked out in the end. As some have mentioned, very tight space inside but what can ya do. Just know what you want as soon as you get inside and don't hold up the line! And remember to ask for ketchup packets!

As someone who gets sandwiches out at many delis in the area, this place has some things going for…read moreit and I wish it was a local place I could support. They have a good drink selection, pretty good coffee, and a sizeable drink selection. The sandwiches are usually quite big and usually the prices are reasonable. However, I use the word usual for good reason here. I have gotten the same sandwich here and ended up once paying $13 and once paying several bucks more. I have gotten a sandwich that was jam packed with ingredients and another time where there is a distinct lack and they both cost the same and in one case was the same sandwich. The presumed owner in front is in the most polite and that's putting it mildly (I'd use other terms but then this review would be removed likely.) I'm not sure if it's because I look young or because I'm not a frequent buyer but he's cold with me while chatting with others. The guys making the sandwich aren't friendly either with similar coldness. For the exact same price point and with consistent sandwiches, go several blocks away to Smith Gourmet Deli which is also 24 hours. If you want an Italian spot with better sandwiches, Dellapietras is close and the even better Caputo's is a few blocks further away not to mention the many other better spots with actual friendly staff such as MozzLab and the like. If I was to judge this place based on the usual price point, the drink selection, and the occasional quality compared to the size of the sandwiches, I would likely give this place a mid 3 or something similar to that. However, if I was instead judging this place on all of its faults, I would get this place a 1. The fact that the people here aren't friendly and the quality control is non-existent gives this spot closer to a 1 than a 4. If this was the only place in the area, I'd put up with it but luckily it's not. I just stopped going here because the attitude and issues overrides the fact that the sandwiches are reasonable and that takes a whole lot for a reasonable price point.

Randomly found this deli while walking around Brooklyn! I had the "Godfather" and it was AMAZING!!…read moreWe enjoyed it on the pier overlooking the city!

DEPENDING ON THE when you go the sandwiches are delicious, I had a gyro and it was delicious,…read moreeverything went well together, the onions, peppers, seasonings all was well blended and the pita bread was hot and well cooked and heated. It was sooo good. But usually the sandwiches or well made and good which usually comes with fries that are cooked to perfection or to your requested. This is a place worth trying.

I spent three hours walking around Brooklyn on a Sunday just trying to find a physical copy of the…read moreNew York Times. I went to dozens of spots that claimed to be "bodegas" only to find out they gave up on carrying newspapers years ago. Finally, I stumbled into Brooklyn Deli on Willoughby, and they actually had it. It's one of the few remaining places in the area that still reliably stocks actual newspapers. It feels like a dying breed, so finding a shop that still values having the Sunday edition on the shelf was a huge relief. Aside from the newsstand, the place is a classic, no-frills neighborhood staple. It's clean, the staff is quick, and they have all the essentials you'd expect from a solid Brooklyn deli.

Absolutely great, nice staff and they remembered orders even the next day. Food is fresh and…read moreseating is convenient.

Try: All American Hero and Manhattan Special Coffee Soda!…read more Why: Solid hero that was meaty and stuffed with veggies. All American Hero came with roast beef, ham, swiss, american, lettuce, tomato, mayo, oil and vinegar. It was a large hero so I ended up eating half and saving the rest for later. I washed down the hero with a cold coffee soda, which was a nice surprise because not many places sell this! Notes: Great corner location in Brooklyn that was conveniently a block away from 36 St subway station. Order first, then pay. They do accept Apple Pay. They also have some tables in the back to enjoy the meal.

Good deli! The people are nice and it's clean. There are a variety of goods. It's not my local deli…read morebut I'm happy to go the extra length to buy from here.

They have a good selection of sandwiches, and other hot food. Great guys that run the store. Good…read moresnack collection as well.