‘wichcraft

The food always used to taste so great, but since they switched to Doordash for delivery, it consistently takes 1.5 hours or more to get your order, and everything arrives cold and late. Very disappointing.

Very chill location on 26^th and west side highway. Good music and plenty of seating. It’s in the lobby of an office building. Easy to miss if you don’t know it’s here.

Their fried egg and bacon sandwich has Gorgonzola cheese on it. I don’t understand what kind of sicko thinks that would taste good. Its the smelliest and grossest egg sandwich ever. And for almost $ 8!!! :(please stop putting sharp stinky cheese on a bacon egg and cheese!!!

The sandwiches here are amazing, but my
only qualm is that they are extremely expensive. I think my turkey sandwich cost around $ 10 and with an ice coffee, my total came around to $ 14?
The service has always been pleasant, but I just wish they would drive down their prices. It’s probably because they’re one of the only food establishments around the area.

I have been here every Tuesday during the school year for the past two years. I think its OK but they should not have taken away the kids hamburger. We need more choices. Not less. Please bring back. Luca-​Age 7.

It’s the closest place to my job which the location has limited options. I had the tomato soup which was so acidic I could barely finish it. I much rather prefer Bottino take out which isn’t too far but equally expensive.

It’s basically a decent development of a kiosk. Food is mediocre, but the place is cool and funky. The only decent place for a snack on the piers. I had the humus sandwich but it was a vegetable sandwich with a lick of humus. Too much bread. Orange juice was fresh though.

am disappointed over the sudden shut down by the Health department at the Starrett lehigh location. What happened? Does anyone know?

Yes to the tomato soup!

I thought the quality of meat was really gross. The chicken was fatty and seemed processed. The irony is that they advertise how «natural» all their ingredients are. It’s a joke. It’s also expensive and slow. I really miss Ruthy’s, which used to be there. That place rocked!

Wichcraft is not that great. The food either tastes like something generic you can get at any deli in the city or like something that tries to be «gourmet», but always ends up tasting a little off. I seriously question Tom Colicchio’s Top Chef judging skills if he had any say in these recipes.

For the prices? It’s not the best. I got a croissant ‘wich which was good, but I didn’t taste the cheese that was supposedly on the croissant. I’ve tried their pastries too, but again they were small and not worth the price :/

I’m normally a fan of ‘wichcraft and when asked to come to drinks here one night, was very happy to do so. Unfortunately, on a Thursday evening in the summer with no AC, the room was miserable when it became overcrowded with people.

Sandwich shop that also serves soup and coffee.
Had their butternut squash soup and dipping sticks.
It was good on a cold day.

The closest place to get food where my office is located. Come here for the half off coffee and tea from 3:30 — 5:00pm.
For the most part the sandwiches are pretty decent, but it doesn’t justify the price which typically ranges from $ 8 – 10 for a tiny sandwich. C’mon $ 6 for an arugula salad which only has arugula, parmesan, and lemon vinaigrette? If anything, get the fried egg sandiwch which is $ 6 – that being said you can still just pay for a delicious $ 3 bacon, egg, and cheese at a local deli.
Even with those complaints I’ll still probably be here because my other options are slices of pizza, halal, or Subway which are a walk away.

It was not that great and for 14 bucks for a small sandwich and drink? I no we are in NY here but for 14 bucks it better be good.
dry and old bread

Can’t go wrong with coffee and a bagel with chive cream cheese.

Honestly, I looked at that menu and had a laugh. I’m used to pretentious menus and meals and whatever, but this just seemed over the top. They have a $ 5 peanut butter and jelly sandwich that’s made with «seasonal jelly». That is copied verbatim from the menu. I’m pretty sure seasonal jelly is the most absurd thing I’ve seen in awhile.
I got a turkey sandwich with avocado and onion relish. It also comes with bacon, but I asked for it without — and of course it came with bacon in it. And it wasn’t on top of the sandwich; it was jammed right in the middle with the onions. Great. The sandwich itself was okay, though I kept getting a faint taste of fish. I wonder if that was a problem…
Anyway, meh. I’m glad I didn’t pay for what I ate ’cause probably wouldn’t have been worth it.

Those prices hella-​high
The pastrami did defy
For 10 dollars, mighty dry
Its ‘wichcraft
The tiny ‘wich on my plate
I stared at it as I ate
What was a hungry guy to do?
Cause its’ wichcraft, that wicked ‘wichcraft
And although, I know, its strictly taboo
When the hunger strikes in me
To a super-​high degree
I look for the places near me on Unilocal
Such an expensive ‘wich
The bill gave me a twitch
If you want my advise
Don’t compromise

The quality of the sandwich and soup that I had were bland. I added salt & pepper for flavor but it didn’t help.
The soup choice of that day was tomato or potato soup. I chose tomato. The acidity were too strong and no flavor. I added pepper and touch of salt but didn’t help. I chose chicken salad sandwich. The bread was nothing special. I don’t even remember what that was and so as the chicken salad.
I am happy that I went. The building remind me of when Chelsea Market opened. There were many empty spaces for rent along the long one block walk inside the building. It was interesting. Actually I enjoyed the long walk but the lunch I had wasn’t. I don’t need to come back.