Excellent Korean deli. Wide array of sandwiches. Friendly staff only complaint is that is so good. It's always really crowded. Such a tiny space and they packed it so much that there's no room for bodies isles marriage narrow there's always a lot of people in there so rightfully because it's good and popular and great what classic New York bacon, egg, and cheese they h have one of everything in that tiny little, space. It's a little pricey but that's the sacrifice for convenience. It's not even that much more than a. Grocery store just a couple of cents per product.

Really cool hole in the wall spot. Sandwich had amazing flavors. Had the Pho 1 on A Man and His Sandwich tour. Was great. Would definitely like to come back

This unique bodega offers a large menu of asian-inspired deli sandwiches that include bulgogi, for example. The sandwiches are huge too. The owner is Korean and you can feel that cultural influence in the menu. Lots of interesting flavor combination to choose from, with each sandwich hefty with a ton of ingredients. I think this place is super fun, and I got the Jackie Chan which admittedly I didn't enjoy terribly, but I also wasn't super hungry, but there were other sandwiches that seemed appealing and I want to come back to try those. As a bodega, this place is awesome as it has a wide variety of snacks, drinks, coffee, including some international items too. This is clearly a staple for the neighborhood as well, as many locals came in to grab their sleepy Sunday bodega sandwich. Wishing this place all the luck!

Are you craving a bowl of pho but don't have enough time then look no further, get a Pho 1 sandwich from Sunny and Annie's. The sandwich was stuffed with roast beef, bean sprouts, cilantro, avocado and tomato, and doused with hoisin sauce and sirarcha. It doesn't taste exactly like pho but it is certainly creative and unique.

When duties call, Sunny and Annie's delivers. I was craving a sausage, egg white and cheese on a roll and found this place. It's a bit out of the way but my boyfriend traveled all the way there just to get it for my dinner. Yes! That was all I wanted. Could I have gotten it from the bodega around the corner from me? Yes, but... It wouldn't have that NY feel to it like Sunny and Annie's. The sandwich was cheesy and they remembered egg whites instead of regular eggs. I highly recommend if you're looking for a good sandwich. It hit the spot for me.

Every city has food available after midnight, but it varies a lot on quality, and it's often all very unhealthy. One of the lovely things about NYC is that a % of delicatessens are open very late or 24/7, giving you options for great sandwiches and subs (admittedly, some healthier than others!) They are usually within or connected to a neighborhood market, feeding your fix for middle of the night instant ramen, your ooops, I'm out of TP, or f***, I need Nyquil. This delicatessen/store was particularly clean, inside and out. Well-stocked. Definitely recommend! Service was quick, the sandwich was large and tasty

Clearly a neighborhood staple, this place is a bodega with a completely insane sandwich menu, aka heaven. I went with The Biden and was not disappointed. Service was friendly. Take your sandwich to the nearby Tompkins Square Park if you need a place to eat it!

There's a pretty strong and widely held belief that pizza is the go-to food when visiting the neighborhood haunts of New York City. Yes, the pizza is pretty good - however . . . New York's greatest contribution to local neighborhood centric eats is the deli sandwich. There are delis - all manner, kind, and taste - in every neighborhood in every borough. The best of the absolute best is Sunny and Annie's. Be still my heart - these sandwiches rock your world. Yes, it can be a little intimidating to walk into this small corner store and find your way to the deli - but don't be deterred, you got this. Make your sandwich selection, grab some chips, get a cold beverage and walk to the cash register. You pay and then wait for your order pick-up by the front door - doing your best to not block the flow of customers comings and goings. It is so worth any amount of stress this new experience may create. These are the best sandwiches you will ever have. Hands down. The best! A word of caution- some of the sandwich combinations seem really out there. Go with it! Avoid the temptation to make a substitution or omit an item or two. Just go for it. And, yes - pesto, provolone, cantaloupe, avocado and chile hot sauce are a magical combination.

To be quite honest, I've really never been a sandwich guy. I don't know what it is, I would just almost always rather eat other things. I never really just sit and crave a sandwich, you know? THAT HAS ALL CHANGED. I was lowkey pressed to come here by a friend who said "YOU LIVE IN ALPHABET CITY AND HAVE NEVER BEEN TO SUNNY AND ANNIES?!" I'm paraphrasing again, but that was the vibe. I'll be honest, I walked in one time and was so intimidated by the size of that menu that I walked right out. I went back about a week later as Sunny and Annie's was again hyped up to me. I tried the pho 1, as it looked like one of there more popular sandwiches. That sandwich literally changed my life. I was so skeptical as I love pho, but couldn't imagine those ingredients being good not in a broth. One of my greatest strengths as a man and as a human being is admitting when I'm wrong, and I was dead wrong about this. It was honestly better than pho. I'm still having trouble wrapping my brain around it. Anyways, that's it. I prob won't try any other sandwich from here for a couple months but I'm sure they are delicious.