The breakfast sandwich was so good - one of the best sandwiches I've had in a while. The ambiance…read moreof the place is top notch. There are so many seats out back, including an outdoor patio area. In addition, there is a restroom for customers. I can't wait to come back and try their pastries which all looked so good.

Walked in on a sunny weekend around 11am and there was barely a line and plenty of selection. Some…read moreof the pastries I tried were hit or miss (and maybe more of a personal preference), but overall I would definitely come back. There is a wide selection to try! Inside looks small, but there's surprisingly a good amount of seating in the back, both inside and out. If there's a line to order it moves incredibly fast. Some standouts were the nectarine danish and jalapeño cheddar croissant (recommend getting it warmed up). I personally found the egg cup pastry a bit bland, though it seems popular. Even though there's some béchamel sauce inside, it didn't have much flavor and I didn't love the hard boiled egg inside - thought it would be more like an egg soufflé.

Went at around 9 am on a Friday…read more Got a table inside easily. My SEC took awhile to come out. But it was soo good. The sausage and egg ratio was bizarre (thin sausage, thick egg) and if you have an egg texture aversion I'd say avoid this sandwich. But I was pleasantly surprised and enjoyed it. The cinnamon roll IS as good as they say. My latte was yummy but my friend had the coffee frappe thing and it was even better!

I randomly came here after lunch in the area. There was a line but it moved quickly…read more I got three things to try: the key lime pie, the Twix like shortbread and the limoncello cake. They were all decently sized and pretty good with a few nit-picky thoughts . I thought the key lime pie crust and the shortbread could've been more butter forward. The limoncello had the perfect amount of lemon and the cake was moist, but the buttercream frosting tasted stiff and not as smooth as I would've liked. Overall a good spot for dessert, but doesn't quite shine in a place like NYC with many amazing bakeries.

Not sure what took me so long to give a review of this gem of a place but better late than never…read more I've come to 1 of 1 a few times so far and it's safe to say I've tried most things on the menu. Real fresh, quality, homemade ingredients mixed in with passion and love for food with delightful twists on memorable sandwiches. Bread is fantastic and so are the awesome drinks to go with your meal. Some of my favorites are the chicken Caesar sandwich, No Sleep till Gravesend, Kitchen Confidential and Grilled Cheese and in the winter, a delicious tomato soup. They also have breakfast on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays and you don't want to pass up the yummy Brioche rolls the delicious combos go on. Place is small but a few tables are nice and it's always great on the go. Staff is great and Josh is curating this really authentic spot. Keep it up everyone!

In New York City, the sandwich market is very competitive. I was delighted to discover that 1 of 1…read moreSandwich has made a strong entry. The store itself is nothing special. There's a couple of tables in a small store. Above the register there's a menu board resembling a train departures board, cycling through the options (it looks neat, but the printed out menu on your right is a lot more practical). There's a cooler with drinks and salads as you enter on the right. The sandwiches, however, are something special. On my first visit I went with something familiar, the Mean Streets (their Italian sandwich). The bread itself is fantastic (locally baked), and the toppings delicious as well (if I recall correctly the dressings are house made). Pleasantly, they also give you a paper plate with your order, which is a nice touch compared to eating off a wrapper. I enjoyed the first sandwich so much I came back the next day to try the No Sleep Til Gravesend. The sandwich is essentially a hot roast beef sandwich, with a jus on the sandwich reminiscent of a French Dip. Perfect on a cold, rainy day. Overall, 1 of 1 has great (and mostly house made) ingredients and great execution. There's a level of creativity on the menu that you rarely see elsewhere in the city. 1 of 1 is among the best sandwich shops in the city, and a very welcome addition to the area.

Gertie is a gem! Everything they do is thoughtful, unique, and delicious. The bagels-- the texture,…read morethe chewiness, all you want in a bagel, and wonderful schmear flavors! Their whole menu is amazing--everything is made from scratch and put together with flavor and texture in mind. The sandwiches, the pastries--it's all done with care and strention to detail. The babka is perfection--not too sweet, incredible flaky layers, quality dark chocolate. Their attention to detail also shows in the beverages--strong nitro cold brew and matcha on draft, fun house-made sodas and cocktails, unique beers and N/A bevs....they put thought in every aspect here. Plus old-school candies in jars--even the violet candies my Polish great-grandma always had in her purse. The staff is super friendly and fun. I can't recommend this place enough. Seriously, I love it. Get yourself there, you will love it too.

The Cherry Vanilla Egg Cream iced latte was a unique coffee choice. It was unique and I haven't…read moreseen an egg cream used on a coffee menu before. Hooray for something new on a coffee menu. It was tasty! The bagel and cream cheese was a solid choice. Bagel was chewy on the inside with a nice elasticity and a crunch on the exterior. The dill and caper cream cheese was yummy. Service was friendly and attentive. The backyard patio is a lovely place to sit and enjoy your order.

Zoller's is such a solid sandwich spot, especially if you're into variety. Their menu isn't just…read moreyour basic deli lineup, they've got everything from classic options to more elevated sandwiches like the Big Italian, Philly cheesesteak, grilled cheese, and even vegetarian choices like their Garden Grinder. What I really liked is that they also offer a sandwich + soup combo, which is perfect when you don't want something too heavy. I went with the chicken & rice soup, and it was exactly what I needed. light, comforting, and not overly salty, which I really appreciated. Overall, it's a great spot if you want options without feeling overwhelmed, and you can easily switch it up depending on your mood whether you want something hearty or something lighter like soup.

I dream about this breakfast sandwich. The cheese is so gooey and melted perfectly and the Taylor…read moreham adds a nice saltiness to the sandwich. I can't wait to try more on the menu!

This is a super cute spot for working or catching up with a friend, very cheerful retro atmosphere…read more They were out of ice cream sadly but I tried the apricot poppy bun and it was so delicious. Not too sweet, nice caramelization paired with the crunch of the seeds, and fluffy on the inside. Everything is ordered at the counter and served on these cute little trays. There were lots of tables available on a rainy day, although the back patio was closed it looked super cute. I'd come back for the chicken and the ice cream, which seems like their specialty.

I hate to have to review but maybe it will Help you guys…read moreimprove. First of all the service is terrible and slow. Unfortunately this is not a slow paced neighborhood. I came in at 5pm on a Wednesday with not ONE person in there, 2 people working, and I came in and they said hello and never asked what I wanted. I waited a good 5 minutes for them to finish their convo before I walked out. To be 5 feet from me and not ask a customer what they want, is crazy to me. They said goodbye though. In addition, they never have much in the showcase.... Or the soft serve machine is broken... idk always something. I had an excellent egg salad ONCE, it was great The space is perfection. Beautiful, airy , and trendy. But if you don't improve the staff, speed, and quantity of items, it will be hard to survive.

If you like Strange Delight you'll love Amanda's Good Morning Cafe. Originally a breakfast pop up,…read moreI now eagerly await the Instagram post extending the pop up every month or two. The space is Strange Delight but in the daylight. There's actually a number of details you'd never notice in the evening that you can only really appreciate during the calm of breakfast (who knew there were hand painted dogs under the counter?). Ordering is at the counter, and seating is open, and usually just in the front of the restaurant (though on one occasion they let us in the back when it was busy). Amanda's menu is fantastic. There's a number of baked goods, with the good morning buns and hand pastries (gentrified Pop Tarts) standing out as particularly good. On the savory side you have a delicious looking breakfast sandwich and then the real star: grits with shrimp gravy. Honestly can't get enough of the grits (be sure to add some Crystal!). My girlfriend called them the best thing she ate last year. Strange Delight was already a good addition to the neighborhood a couple years back, Amanda takes it to the next level with breakfast.

The best addition to Fort Greene!! I will be so sad the day this pop-up ends…read more Located inside Strange Delight during the weekdays, they serve both a variety of sweets and savory items. I've only tried their pastries so far but everything I've had is great. Special shoutout to the cinnamon bun, which is honestly one of the best bites I've had so far in 2025 -- it is fried and is basically the best parts of a cinnamon roll and a donut in one. Very dangerous to live so close to this spot! Never too busy when I've been there and you can sit and eat there as well.

Grabbed a pistachio latte. I wouldn't say it was one of my favorites, but I did love the fact they…read moremake the milk themselves. The one drawback to that for me, was they don't strain the chunks, so you're sucking up pieces of pistachio through the straw. However, I would absolutely go back and try a few more items. I have a feeling, they have a few things I'd really enjoy. Vibrant and clean space.

I have celiacs disease and could not be more overjoyed with this place. Ive been coming since the…read moreday the open and its a regular stop for me multiple tomes a week. Their gluten free baked goods ate so superior that my gluten eating friends cant even tell. I had their savory focaccia with ramps and peas. It was if my great ant Hellen had pulled it out of the oven herself. An italian boy from brooklyn could never be happier. And gluten or non gluten the rest of their menu is all spectacular. From their infamous Scottish Oeuf (egg) with perfect golden yolks. To there marinade beef short rib sandwich which would be my death row meal. Then on top of the good the owners and the staff are the kindest nicest people you'd ever want to meet. It's worth the journey, come once and you'll be back again and agsin, I promise