Tony’s Jamaica Market

Great service and one of the only clean places to eat in the area… they are known for their sandwiches which are amazing but the chestnuts in season are the best in Queens… there are additional fresh veggies available in the huge walk-​in fridge, just ask any of the guys. Armando and Jose are really customer-​centric.

Order one of the great sandwiches by number. I personally waited in line today for the number five: delicious rare roast beef with old English cheddar lettuce tomato and just the right amount of horseradish mayo to tickle your nose, clear your sinuses a little, but mostly to complement this delicious lunch favorite.

Tony’s is fantastic. It’s known locally as «Armando’s». Great sandwiches on whatever bread you choose. A secret known only to the regulars, ask for a face smack of pork and you get the best sandwich of your life.

What a great find after flying into NYC to get my breakfast /​dinner. Not a pro with NY delis but sure do enjoy a nice roll. Large menu to try, the turkey reuben hit the spot. Will be back.

Great place for all kinds of sandwiches and salads. Everything is fresh and the prices are great. My personal fave is the grilled chicken salad made with romaine, tomato, cukes and choice of dressing for only about $ 6. It’s a salad that’s hard to finish!
Staff is always friendly and they’re always crowded. Right near both AirTrain and Jamaica Station, this should be a planned stop!

Delicious, big sandwiches with an inexpensive price tag at Tony’s (a.k.a. Armando’s)!!!
Finding food during lunch can be a challenge in Jamaica, Queens. I work one block away from this little deli and it is what I say the saving grace! There is always a line at this little deli so be sure you have enough time to wait or just call in your order for pick up ahead of time!
The sandwiches comes with a generous amount of ingredients — protein, cheese, condiments, and lettuce and tomato. The sandwiches are big enough to share with someone, if you like! There is a wide variety of selections of sandwiches — Portuguese style. Choose your sandwich on a roll or a hero. Feel free to substitute the condiments.
My personal favorite is «The Honey Baby» on a roll. It comes with maple-​glazed chicken breast meat, swiss cheese, honey mustard, lettuce, and tomato. The ingredients are so fresh-​tasting and goes so well with each other!
Get on the line and order a sandwich and you’ll understand why everyone else is willing to wait!

Great sandwiches and salads! Large portions for a very cheap price. I would recommend any hot roast beef sandwich on a Portuguese roll or hero. The store is located a block down from the air train In Jamaica, so location is prime.
If you’re going around lunchtime expect a line, but it is worth the wait. You won’t find another lunch quite as delicious for the cheap price Tony’s Jamaica Market offers.
If you like desserts or anything sweet for that matter, I would recommend the Portuguese bolo de natas (a cake made with egg custard: amazing)
Highly recommended! :)

Great salads at great prices. Large portions. Always a line when I go there.

Known affectionately as Armando’s, this is a lunch time staple in the Jamaica station area. It’s $ 3.50 for almost any kind of sandwich you want with well-​portioned meat on a Portuguese roll. You just can’t beat the quality and value here.

although its kinda ghetto it does the trick for the train beer before you get on in Jamaica long island railroad.

They’ve got some of the best hero sandwiches in here. What’s even better is that their prices caught wind of something called inflation. So expect to pay $ 4 — $ 5 for an average hero. I would also suggest you to pick up a couple of sandwiches to eat on the plane considering airline food is mostly no longer free.

Doooooooooooood, you don’t understand! It’s all about the Portuguese egg tarts!

this is the best place in the hood to get a sandwich i have been coming here since i was 4 years old i love this place the sandwiches are big they are fresh but the lines that form around 12 – 4 are crazy but worth it it’s like a line at six fags good service great food great juice selection.

One block from the air train and world away from the nightmare of Delta Hell at JFK, this crowded deli/​store serves up a sandwich big enough for both a dinner in the four hour kiosk assistance line and an early morning supper while you watch your flight status change from «at gate» to «canceled». At least you’ve got this half sandwich which, though it can’t get you to England from there, certainly helps you look on the bright side.
Tasty, and fresh because so many locals pour through every day the inventory gets cycled quickly. It’s delicious and at around $ 5.00 per giant sandwich an excellent deal.

Upon recommendation from a coworker, I decided to check this place out. I was a bit hesitant at first, immediately walking into the establishment, it seemed like a small local mart for groceries (canned goods, bread, etc.). I was a bit confused as this didn’t seem like a deli or anything of the sort that served lunch. I walked past the meats counter, which served random sausages, preserved meats, and a few deli meats. On the countertop partition were a dozen or so signs of sandwiches. After perusing through, I decided to order the ‘Cracker Jack’ which includes Cracker Pepper Mill Turkey, Jalapeño Pepper Jack Cheese, and Honey Mustard. I also requested lettuce, tomatoes, hot peppers, and told the guy to put it on a Portuguese roll. In less than 2 minutes, the guy handed over a sizable sandwich in deli wrapping paper, to the cashier beside him. The cashier quickly placed 8 – 10 small-​sized deli napkins and my sandwich into a white plastic bag. The sandwich brought me down $ 4.50, cheap for what I had received.
After making it back to the office, I opened up my appetizing sandwich. The deli wrapping paper was a bit leaked through, probably from the juices from the tomatoes and hot peppers. Before I bit into the sandwich, I noticed the meat, cheese and sides were pretty generous. After frequenting Subway’s quite a few times, I was surprised to see 3 – 4 times the amount of meat and cheese in my sandwich. After taking a bite into the sandwich, oh boy, was I in bliss. The Cracked Pepper Mill Turkey was far from dry, and well seasoned. All ingredients were fresh and abundant, though perfectly proportioned with the roll. The ingredients complimented each other so well, and the extra hot peppers added just the right amount of spice to up the sandwich in flavor one or two notches. Yum!!!
I will definitely have to come back here to try their other sandwiches which all sounded pretty delicious. If you’re by the Jamaica LIRR station and looking for a quick bite, make the trip outside, just one block south on Sutphin Blvd to Tony’s Jamaica Market (which many refer to as Armando’s), and your stomach will be satisfied with a perfectly proportioned and well-​made sandwich. Did I mentioned it was only $ 4.50?!