Twin Suns Deli

Two Suns Deli is not your run of the mill Bushwick deli/​bodega. Nope. This place looks like it’s located in a small town. The outside has large windows, wood paneling and a beautifully, striped awning with scalloped edges. It looked like sunshine on today’s brisk March morning. The inside lay out is just as charming. There is a counter, wooden shelving, a ledge looking out the window with stools and little vintage knick knacks all around.
The products in the shop are equally curated. There are classic pantry products like Heinz ketchup, blueberry Jiffy muffin mix and Domino sugar. And then there’s a couple new possible staples like Duke’s Mayonnaise from North Carolina and Cream-​Nut from Grand Rapids, Michigan. I especially liked the candy section mixing Smarties, chocolate band aids and local chocolate from Cacao Prieto in Red Hook.
The breakfast is simple burrito, sandwich or grain bowl. I went for the egg and cheese $ 6 breakfast sandwich. It was pretty huge. I also ordered a medium cup of Oslo coffee. I was happy to see my sandwich wrapped in brown wrapping paper and a little slice of wax paper on the inside. And I’m a big fan of almond milk. It was a good splash of that in the morning coffee. There was really no line at 8:06 am. And at first bite my mouth was happily surprised to taste pimento cheese and creamy scrambled egg on a rich brioche roll. I had no idea pimento would be the cheese of choice. I love the smokiness and richness it brought to my sandwich. Breakfast success. And the deli is a hop, skip and a jump from the Knickerbocker stop, that has access to the M subway line. I find the above ground trains to be a gorgeous sight to see and ride in, truly a NY delight.
I can’t wait to try the vegetarian sandwiches especially «The Toast» the whipped ricotta with a pumpkin seed romesco and spicy greens for $ 11.
Welcome to the neighborhood Two Suns Deli!

I’m writing this review as I lick my fingers clean (the sloppy roast beef po boy lives up to it’s name). I’m big on sandwiches and sandwich places: to me, there’s hardly anything more satisfying than a good sandwich. So let’s get down to brass tacks: their sandwiches are pretty delicious, their selection of local deli meats is small but excellent, and their grocery selection is pretty incredible (they have my favorite hot hungarian paprika and the curried ketchup I’d have all the time in Germany alongside classic american staples). The only bad things I have to say about Twin Suns Deli is it’s a bit pricey, and sadly the po boy bread was, as someone else remarked, very sub-​par. Flavorless, gummy bread can ruin a good sandwich and is a sin I have a hard time forgiving. It’s a 5 star establishment otherwise, but the po boy bread is a real heartbreaker.

Charming general store /​sandwich shop filled with quirky, tasty items you’re not going to find in many if any places. I’ve been enough times where I tried all 10 sandwiches (plus the grain bowl). They ranged from good to unbelievable. My personal favorites (in order): bacon/​egg/​cheese breakfast sandwich, pilgrim, parm, jerk, jersey joe, po boy, and of course, the muffaletta. Tasty house switchel and Oslo coffee to drink. If you live within walking distance, I am jealous of you.

The po boy bread is really cruddy and flavorless. Not sure where they get their po boy bread from, but definitely not on par with their delicious croissants. The quality varied so much… why? Pleasantly fluffy and such a nice buttery taste.
Coffee was good as well, but for being their «go to» item, the hero bread wasnt too satisfying. Waited longer for them to debut for nothing
***edit***
Upped it a star because of their muffaletta sandwich bread. That roll was amazing. What makes a sandwich is the actual bread and yall got that right.

I’ve been here twice with my roomie. So nice that it’s just 2 blocks away! Great spot for coffee and lazy breakfast or lunch on the weekend :) So far we’ve tried their Pilgrim and Egg & Cheese with Ham sandwiches… Mmmm, delicious! (The ham was a good, juicy slice.)
They serve Oslo coffee, make great lattes, and accept card! Will definitely be back to try everything else they have to offer. :)

This is such a fabulous addition to the area!
I had the Jersey Joe? It was perfect with my cherry soda…(diet starts Monday!).
The old school candy selection is interesting and unique, as was the hunk who made my sammy ;)
I’ll be back for sure!
Ps. Can you say «crab dip?!» YOLO!

This place is awesome. Great sandwiches! plus they serve breakfast all day… plus a bunch of cool speciality grocery items (meats, cheese, condiments, snacks)

This place is amazing. Great hard to find southern groceries and spices, homemade switchel, local charcuterie, Oslo coffee… We had the quarter of the Big Muffalata which was a religious experience of sandwichry. Can’t wait to try the breakfast sandwiches. In a word: amazeballs!

We’ve been here twice now and it’s so nice to have a deli on our street that sells good that I know comes from good places. The staff is ultra friendly and always helps me with my stroller getting in and out of the doors. That gets them a 5 star review even if the food were total crap, but it’s not. I can’t recommend the Sloppy Roast Beef Po’ Boy enough. Nothing says «I’m pregnant or hungover» like horseradish cream and crushed potato chips on a sandwich. We can’t wait to go again and try the rest of the things on the menu. Oh! And they have switchel! When I go into labor I’m going to be sure to come in and get some of «nature’s Gatorade» for the strength to pop this baby out!