100 Montaditos

El mejor lugar «finger food» de nueva York. Barato. Variado y con mucho sabor. Buena cerveza tirada y buena atención. Recomendable para arrancar la noche de manhattan. Esta en una zona llena de bares. Genial!

Love this place! The prices are great and the variety of sandwiches is awesome. I always love trying new types. Also the service is friendly and I’ve never had to wait for very long. The biggest downside is the location is tiny and if you don’t get a table you’re out of luck.

I came here on a Wednesday at 6:45 because I saw the happy hour specials on Unilocal.LOVE LOVE IT! You cannot beat the prices. I docked them a star because you have to be really aggressive when it comes to finding a table. (It was a one person gets in line to order food, the other scouts for places to sit type situation). We ended up sharing a table with another couple.
I got the grilled chicken, the meatball (the savory options come with chips) the Hershey’s cookies and cream and the fries with cheese and serano bites. EVERYTHING WAS GREAT! I was hesitant about the sweet chocolate bread but I ended up loving it!
My only regret was getting 2 pitchers of Sangria — both the red and the white. It tasted very good and had fresh fruit, however, I only drink for one reason and I definitely didn’t have any warm-​fuzzy feelings after two pitchers. Not very strong. Without the sangria my bill would have been around $ 4, but ended up being around $ 15 (I only bought one of the pitchers). BUT ITS NYC BABY! This was definitely a nice inexpensive dinner.

Love this place every time I come. The service, food and atmosphere is great. Good for a group and for an intimate feel. Love that you write your order on the little paper, never feel rushed and the heaters on the ceiling are so toasty.

Come here on Wednesday — All Sandwiches are $ 1
Interior: First thing you see is the bar and then a line. That is because you have wait in line by the bar to order your food so coordinate well and have one person get the table and one person get all the food to order as well as beers/​drinks.
Staff: I always have a good talk with the bartender who wants everything done quickly because the line is always long. Make sure you know which order you want (you can just read the numbers on the ride instead of saying the whole thing bc its easier for the bartender). Do not ask him what he likes just know what you want and know what beer you want to please!
Beer: Standard. Nice glass. Cheap and always have a pitcher deal for a sizeable group. Do not spill when you get it bc you most likely have a long way to your seat.
Food: I would say always get 3 sandwiches. One type that you would never try, one that sounds safe and one that maybe someone else would like as well. They are all very small probably 4 bites worth however they are cute and cute things are meant to be taken pictures of am I right? Comes with chips on the side so you can add a lil crunch to your meal. My safe fav is the steak and cheese one or the oreo dessert one. Anything with fish is a little risky.
Overall: Fun post work place to go to for a quick meal and drink. Summer time the outdoor patio is great but loud and crowded. Very cheap and affordable here so college students here you go lol

L-​O-​V-​E this place. Casual fun environment, great for watching sports if thats your thing, delicious little sandwiches, cheap, amazing aioli, great sangria most of the time when they decide to put wine in it, and NUTELLA churros. Yeah, that’s a real thing and it really needs to get in your mouth. Like asap.

Great place for some cheap good food. Make sure you order the friends and don’t forget to check in!

Not bad.
This place has been on my radar for awhile. Tried to go once with a friend but it was bananas packed and had a line outside, so we said no thanks and went elsewhere.
Happened to be bar hopping in the area and realized I was near this place. So after parting ways with my friends I decided to get some sammiches to take home with me and put in an online order through Unilocal which was kinda neat.
The sammiches themselves weren’t bad (I did try a few different kinds but can’t recall which), although not something I’d be all gung ho about getting more of. Perhaps more of a place that’s better to eat and drink at and enjoy the overall experience, but based on just the food, nothing too special.

This place is great and I love telling my friends about it. The food is pretty cheap and the sangria pitchers are very good.
I’ve tried the meaty montaditos and the dessert ones — both were very satisfying. I highly suggest getting cheesesteak montaditos with a pitcher of red sangria for a chill night out in the city.

I definitely recommend this place for dessert. I tried both the Churros filled with caramel and Churros filled with chocolate. They both come with Nutella to dip the Churros in. I liked the Caramel one better because then I can get both the caramel as well as the chocolate (by dipping) taste. Both we fantastic and fresh. They are 5 for $ 5 so you can easily try both and share among with your friends. The Oreo sandwich was great as well, it has three Oreos in a small chocolate bread with Nutella spread.
They have happy hours from 5pm to 8pm on the weekdays. All the wine based drinks are $ 2 and beer is $ 3. It’s a great deal but the wine drinks are not strong. They are definitely refreshing though.
Don’t forget to check in on Foursquare, Facebook or post a picture on Instagram to get a free classic sandwich for free. My favorite sandwich was the #41 with goat cheese.
The guy at the cashier was initially friendly but he got annoyed when we tried to use the check in offer I mentioned above. It might be because three of us used it but if it makes them angry then they should clearly take the offer down or say one per table. One star less because of the service. But the food deserves five stars.

This place is awesome.
My friends took me here after raving about how much they loved this place. They both studied abroad in Spain and told me that 100 Montaditos was everywhere. They missed it so much, that when they finally came to visit me in NYC, we (of course) had to go.
In a nut shell, this place serves tasty small portioned food/​drink at a cheap cost. You can order to-​go or dine in. They have a cute back room for seating and even a patio out back in the summer time. Small sandwiches all cost $ 1.50-$ 3 each, with options of chorizo, chicken, ham, brie, basically everything you can think of. They even have small sandwich desserts that make for a perfect sweet bite. Their drinks are really cheap too, ranging between $ 3 – 5.
I recommend the Tinto drink (which is wine and lime soda). It’s absolutely delicious. If you’re with a group of friends, try sharing a cheese and meat platter. It’s amazing.

This place is good for a chill night with friends when you are planning to stay at one place and talk for a long period of time.
The food is not at all as good as what I expected considering the Unilocal reviews. I got 3 sandwiches — it came out to a bit over $ 10. I got the 25, 83 and 87. The hamburger in one of them was very dry and the chicken and onion one (the 25) was extremely lackluster and had too much mayo. Even the Brie in one of my sandwiches wasn’t so great and I am a huge fan of Brie. None of my sandwiches had anything green in them, which made them feel very heavy. I wish I had at least one piece of spinach or lettuce in each one to give it some sort of crunch. Also, they are very bread heavy.
The sangria is $ 10 a pitcher and my friend claims she saw them make it using red wine and Fanta. It is extremely watered (fanta’d?) down and will not even get you tipsy.
For the price of the three sandwiches I could have gotten a full entrée at a different restaurant.

This is one of my favorite Spanish chains that has made it to New York. Unreasonably affordable as well. And they have very good coffee!
Many little, delicious sandwiches. Served with a healthy portion of chips. On Wednesdays, half of the sandwiches on the menu are only $ 1. Every montandito I have consumed so far (I’ve sampled maybe 10 of them) has been very good. They even have dessert sandwiches (warning: chocolate bread is addictive).
Like, if you want to eat a sampling of small sandwiches just go, they’ve got you covered. I don’t really know what else to say.

I’m glad I listened to some of the other reviewers about the garlic pork (the #05) because it ended up being my favorite sandwich. Luckily for me as well, my girlfriend didn’t like it that much and I ended up finishing hers off too. I can’t really find fault with any of the other sandwiches I tried either, like the BBQ pulled pork (#23) which has cream cheese. This combo sounded odd at first but I’m glad I got it because it surprisingly works. As many of the other reviews have mentioned, its extremely inexpensive. It seems good for a date spot as it was pretty lively and as mentioned, the food was excellent. I’m already planning to return.

Looks like most people were here on Wednesdays for their one dollar deals. We were here on a Tuesday and paid regular price for their food but still had a fantastic time.
We ordered a bunch of things including their fried chicken wings, torpedo shrimps and their chicken strip. They were incredibly fresh and hot from the kitchen. Seasoned very well and very crispy on the outside. Very delicious.
Their happy hour runs until 8pm. So beer and wine were only 3 dollars each. I mean come on, you can’t find that anywhere in the city.
People working behind the counter were super friendly and funny. Thumbs up for them.
Only thing annoying was you have to go back to the register to order more drinks and bring it back to your table. But other than that, we love this place and will be back for more

I have these months where I alternate do I go Banh Mi or Montadito to satisfy my «sandwich fetish». Bang for your buck$ in NYC.
Chimichurri type sauce they call pesto they slather on there are what takes it over the top. Huge portions and the happy hour prices are what keep bringing me back here.
This high gluten crusty bread they make is just jamming. Darnit just sell me the damn bread in a 3 pack and I would be set on making some of my own epic sandwiches at home as well.

Cool concept. Small sandwiches and drinks perfect for a post work happy hour and catch up with friends. There are a ton of options and choices here that even the pickiest eater will find something worth ordering.
I wanted to love this place more than I did, but there were key factors that really bothered me.
1. Aside from going on Wednesdays, the prices are not worth it.
2. Wait time is through the roof. Literally took an hour to get 6 basic sandwiches.
3. Despite the cool concept, the food wasn’t very… Good. I just found myself eating to eat… Not because I liked it.
It’s not a bad spot for what it is

Very nice place if you are short on money. You really can get full by spending less than 10 bucks here.
There is something for everyone on their menu. You really cannot complain.
My favorite thing about the experience were the churros. Perhaps the freshest I have ever had and they were filled with chocolate. Plus I had nutella to dip into. Chocolate explosion that I was very happy to dive into.

I’m kind of digging this place. It hits all the high points for me:
Good, cheap food — check
Good, cheap drinks — check
Laid-​back but polite service — check
Nice atmosphere (good music, cute décor) — check
Clean Bathroom — check
I checked it out thanks to the great reviews on here and you guys did not lie, it’s worth a visit. I haven’t braved the $ 1 Wednesday but honestly, it’s cheap enough to visit any day of the week. We did pitchers of Sangria my first visit and my friend got a surprisingly decent happy hour $ 3 Tempranillo yesterday. Finally, a place in the Bleeker /​MacDougal area where I don’t feel ancient next to a bunch of college kids or like I have to spend a fortune on a multi-​course meal. I’ll be back soon!

WEDNESDAY DEALS AS OF 9÷23÷15
HAPPY HOUR DEALS AS OF 9÷23÷15
I am writing this review because I couldn’t find a good review that gave me the current deal prices. So let me lay it down for you. The montaditos sandwiches from 1 – 42 are 1 dollar each on wednesdays. On wednesdays the fries are 2 dollars too; the garlic white sauce that they give you with the fries is super dope. I recommend their burger montadito, as well as their pulled pork one. Also on Wednesday, drink happy hours are all day, and its happy hour on Monday thru Friday (except all day wed) from 3−8pm where domestic beers are 2 dollars and import beers are 3 dollars. White and red sangrias are 2 dollars as well, (I recommend the white). The food and service here was better than the last time I visited. Check this place out!

Came here with some friends yesterday around 6 PM for the dollar Wednesday deal and I wasn’t impressed. But I suppose being a buck each I shouldn’t have expected much. I wound up ordering 4 sandwiches, they’re pretty small, but I was full by the second one. Too much bread I guess. My friends and I split two pitchers of beer, which was cheaper than some dive bar prices. The place got pretty packed, and at one point beer was spilled on my head by a drunk frat boy. Wasn’t too pleased about that. The place was a mess, I slipped twice since the floor was so wet with beer the kids were dropping.
I got the #76, #93, #39, and #36. The #76 was my favorite of the four, and the only one I wound up finishing completely. The #39 and #36 were fine, and had I been hungrier I would’ve finished them both. I did NOT like the #93, I had only one bite and refused to eat any more of it. They really like to put mayo on their sandwiches, even the ones that say they don’t come with mayo. I did like how they give a bunch of potato chips with your order, those were probably the yummiest thing I got.
Overall the meal was pretty mediocre, but I don’t regret going. It was cheap enough that it didn’t feel like a completely pointless outing.