Computer Repair Brooklyn
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based on 20 reviewsAddress
529 Broome Street
New York, Ny 10013
(212) 219-2619
Welcome to the Computer Repair Brooklyn Directory.
529 Broome Street
New York, Ny 10013
(212) 219-2619
16 Comments
I don't understand what all the rave is on Yelp about this place. The sandwiches are sub par at best. I'll give it to the bread which was pretty good, but the chicken is always dry and they use a ton of the cheap shredded lettuce (not the good kind from say Chipotle which I would much rather eat at).
So if you are into really cheap sandwiches (5 for a roll, 6.50 for a hero) that don't taste like much, this is your spot. I'll be going to Subway for a 5 dollar foot-long that actually tastes better If you want a real sandwich, go down the street to Alidoro, double the price, all fresh ingredients and flat out delicious. Just prepare to have like 2-3 meals as its an entire loaf, and get the italian bread called Sfitino or something, bangin!
Who really thinks that this could be the best sandwich? It's not, and it's not even close. Sandwiches here are neither bad nor great, and prices are fair.
I had the Godfather (Italian meats and cheeses) and was sufficiently bored by it. The meats were great but the bread was unremarkable. I can think of only one thing I've eaten that made my jaw more exhausted.
The sandwiches here won't change your life but they're what you really want for lunch.
They're very reasonably priced (especially for the neighborhood), generous without being ridiculous, and uniformly good. Its nothing to write home about but do you really want The Ultimate Sandwich Experience when you've got 15 minutes to grab something to eat? I have yet to be dissappointed and I don't think I will. These guys know their crowd and they deliver.
food is cheap but they tried to charge me $16 for a six-pack of beer! that's ridiculous!
my go-to deli. sandwiches are amazing: deli combo, lumberjack, club sandwich with egg salad and bacon.. the list goes on forever and they don't mind substitutions. prices are VERY reasonable and the size of the hero is pretty ridiculous, two meals if you don't enjoy the feeling like you are going to explode after you eat. quick delivery (although i live a block away), very useful when i need a large blue gatorade and a sausage egg and cheese on a croissant on those painful mornings..
manhattan classic. good sandwiches, good selections, cheap prices. what else is there to say?
Don't let the rough exterior fool you, I've only been to M&M once, but it was a sandwich to remember.
I highly recommend the supreme Italian, which lived up to its name. Fresh sliced meats, fresh veggies, and a fresh sub roll. Did I mention fresh? You can't beat the prices either..
Great variety of sandwiches, good breakfast, and surprisingly good 1/4 chickens and burgers. All of the sandwiches have very unique names, and the menu is just as it appears on the picture. I personally get the 'Frank Sinatra' sandwich every time I go, which features ham, cheese, one other kind of meat, and bacon. I get the hero, which is honestly more than I should be eating for a given meal. A roll should fill up most people. I think the heros average $6-$8, which is completely reasonable.
Also, being a deli, they have groceries and such. Only downside is that the prices do not include tax.
This place was my go-to when I lived in SoHo. Their sandwiches are awesome, the delivery is fast, and the prices are right. I especially like the lumberjack (roast beef, bacon, lettuce, onions, and russian dressing). I was looking for a hometown style deli in SoHo, and this is the only one I've found. Definitely pick a sandwich off the menu, there are tons of choices and all are good.
Color me impressed. We started our Soho tour on the Northeast corner, and after a hefty walk and shop, we finally made it down to M&M. The sandwich counter is in the back of the store, so that's where you want to go. They have a full listing of all their sandwiches with fun little names, either on a roll (around $5) or on a hero for $1 more.
Barely believing that I had almost made it through an entire trip without eating a hero, I knew the hero was the way to go. The girlfriend and I had initially planned on making a quick trip to Snack, so we shared one sandwich. For the life of me, I can't remember what it was called, but it featured peppered turkey and gouda cheese. And it was incredible.
We took the sandwich to go and ate at a little park just around the corner. The sandwich was plenty filling for two; we ended up never making it to Snack. My only regret was not getting another sandwich to try, as many of them sounded delicious.
Cheap, tasty and quick? I loved this place. A million sandwich choices? Next time, M&M. Next time.