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Spun off from the SoHo original, this 40-seat sandwich shop specializes in Italian heroes.
What to order: Alidoro · il Sole · EnzoFrom Google Maps reviews.
Good sandwiches but pretty lean on the meat. Also I ordered a hot sandwich for pickup and it was ice cold, so it was never heated. Pretty disappointing for a $20 sandwich. Should have been perfect and with a generous amount of meat. The toppings were also disproportionate due to the minimal meat, so the spicy pepper spread (which was good) was way too much related to the meat and it made the sandwich imbalanced and overly salty.
I got the Matthew on ciabatta and added pesto to it. YUM! The pesto tasted fresh and I loved the touch of citrus. The prosciutto was delicious and I felt there was a good amount of it as well as the fresh mozzarella. The bread was fresh (fluffy inside, nice crust) and overall it was a great experience. Staff is kind and helpful, everything was clean (even behind the counter), good music, and plenty of seating. Will note that it is a bit pricey but I think its worth it. Check it out if you're in
When I first walked into this sandwich shop on 39th, I honestly thought I’d stepped into a stylish cocktail bar. The dim lighting, curated decor, and sleek, industrial charm set a tone far more elevated than your typical sandwich joint. It’s cozy but thoughtfully designed — with tiled walls, exposed beams, warm wood, and hanging greenery that gives it a polished yet inviting vibe. I ordered the Alidoro sandwich — prosciutto, hot peppers, sweet roasted peppers, arugula, and olive oil — and it ab
From the May 30, 2025 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Food was left exposed to possible contamination during storage, prep, or serving.
Shelves, ledges, or equipment exteriors aren't clean or easy to clean.
Plumbing issues: poor drainage, backflow risk, or wastewater handled improperly.