Sandwich Girl Cafe

Today I set out to ​compare the two different philosophies of sandwich-making and their chicken cutlet sandwiches. ​Defonte’s of Brooklyn (The Classic) ​Defonte’s is the "old guard" and the Sandwich Girl Cafe was the challenger. If you’re looking for a traditional Italian-American "gut-buster" that tastes like 1922, Defonte’s usually wins. But if you want a perfectly seasoned, modern cutlet with a bit of a "zest" from the pico and aioli, Sandwich Girl made a very strong case for this five star review.

Ok, the hype is real! I’ve been frequenting this beautiful spot to try different sandwiches, and every item on the menu is just perfect. Amazing food and even better customer service—this is easily the perfect neighborhood go-to. Pictured: the egg quesadilla that keeps bringing me back every single time.

Nice friendly cozy establishment. Reminds me of Manhattan. A little too cozy to have a table in the front by the register. Thought this place was larger from the amount of people sitting outside when the weather was warmer but sadly mistaken. Great place for grab and go but may feel cramped while you have a coffee and pull out your laptop. Food was ok service was excellent. Fries were great and sandwich was pretty good. Will have to get more items on the menu but everything looks promising.

Had Mac Momma, Disco Fries, and Po Girl. All tasted amazing! Even the side salad was great and flavorful! No pictures because we inhaled it so quickly. Would definitely go back!

Came here for the first time and it didn’t failed. Got the recommendation to get the BB sandwich with disco fries and their were both delicious. Fully recommend. I will come back here again for sure. Good service👍.