M&R Deli and Hero Shop

I was upset with the service i received, these people just want your money, everytime i order & pick up my order is either wrong or burnt, i noticed they can never keep the same cook, there is always someone new working in the back, then one day they over charged me because i wanted a sausage egg n cheese so they added a $ 1.50 to the price of the sandwich, they proceeded to tell me anyone would charge me that amount for sausage, an egg sandwich only has one egg & 2 pieces of thinly sliced cheese & the coffee isnt all that great, not a place i would recommend

I work at AECOM, which is right next to here, so I come here on occasion whenever I am in the mood for a deli sandwich. I’ve had a variety of their hot and cold sandwiches and tried their buffet once. The food here is pretty good. I really like the sandwiches. Everything is fresh and made with care.
During lunch time, this place gets really busy and the lines are long because it’s one of the few viable lunch options in the area. Because of this, the prices are a little steep. I can find similar food at lower prices in other places in the Bronx. The prices are comparable to Manhattan here. I ordered the spicy Italian sandwich and it came out to $ 7. The other sandwiches here are in the $ 5 – 6 range and are also really good. But I do have to say the spicy Italian was my favorite.
I know I will be coming here more when a deli craving hits. Their sandwiches are worth the money. But beware of the really long lines during lunch hour! The sandwiches (esp the hot ones) take a while to make, but I like that everything is fresh.

So came back to try another sandwich… I have yet to try something from Ann Claire’s. This is just closer and I’ve heard has a better selection because they have many pre-​made sandwiches you can order from.
This time around I tried the Morris Park Special and this might be my new fave here. The red peppers and Sopresatta (Italian dry-​cured salami) is what makes this sandwich great. There are slices of deep fried eggplant as well, but honestly, next time I would opt out of the eggplant and ask for extra peppers. The inside of the sandwich is then drizzled with olive oil vinaigrette (?) and it is just to-​die-​for. I knew that only half of the regular would be enough for me, but honestly, it was so darn tasty that I had to eat the other half… and quick too (hence, the reason for no pictures).
Some changes have been to the place. Instead of the many fliers tacked up on the wall of each sandwich, they’ve now installed boards with the sandwiches neatly typed on it. A needed improvement.
The hot food was out as well (out at 11AM) and looked very fresh and good as well. There were meatballs and pasta and fried chicken tenders. The cold pastas in the counter as well as by the hot food items looked good as well.
Can’t wait to come back and try another sandwich!