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La Sandwicherie
Categories: Restaurants Sandwiches Food Juice Bars & Smoothies Sandwiches, Juice Bars & Smoothies [Edit]
229 14th StMiami Beach, FL 33139
(305) 532-8934
- Hours:
Mon-Thu, Sun 8 am - 5 am
Fri-Sat 8 am - 6 am
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Street
- Attire:
- Casual
- Good for Groups:
- No
- Price Range:
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$
- Takes Reservations:
- No
- Delivery:
- Yes
- Take-out:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- No
- Outdoor Seating:
- Yes
- Wi-Fi:
- No
- Good For:
- Lunch
- Alcohol:
- No
- Noise Level:
- Average
- Ambience:
- Casual
- Has TV:
- No
- Caters:
- Yes
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
480 reviews for La Sandwicherie
Review Highlights
"The prosciutto with fresh mozzarella was fantastic."
(in 13 reviews)
"They serve french pickles on the side."
(in 24 reviews)
"Smoked salmon on croissant was heavenly."
(in 17 reviews)
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479 reviews in English
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Review from Tom L.
Wellington, FL
1/24/2012
First off, the name is great. I can do an obnoxious French accent like no other, and I use it to scream out the name when we approach it. I have only been here a couple of times, but both of the times I was greeted by friendly staff, and had a customizable sub that was entirely delicious. It's a great late night place because the set up makes you feel like you're at a sandwich bar, which makes it more fun in my opinion, but obviously it's not a formal kind of place.
Last time I was there, I ordered the chicken salad sandwich, which had a large portion of fresh mozzarella cheese, along with the chicken salad, some lettuce/spinach I believe, red peppers and hot peppers and cucumbers and tomatoes. It was so cumbersome with all of the ingredients it's almost difficult to eat, but it's so fresh tasting you can't put it down. I would definitely recommend this place at anytime though, and although I've only been here late at night, I would not mind trying it at any other time of the day. The ingredients were all so fresh and melded together perfectly. DEFINITELY ONE TO TRY! -
Review from Cassandra M.
New York, NY
2/6/2012 1 Check-in Here
While walking to Mac's Club Deuce Bar my friend mentioned that La Sandwicherie had the BEST sandwich in South Beach he has ever had. I asked what kind, he said turkey. Turkey? Was he seriously raving about a turkey sandwich? Yes. I was definitely curious.
After our last day of roaming the streets of South Beach, we finally managed to squeeze in a sandwich. He got the turkey with the works (l&t, green & hot peppers, olives, onions, cukes, cornichons, mayo and the vinaigrette) on a croissant. I got the prosciutto with fresh mozzarella and vinaigrette on a baguette.
All the ingredients were super fresh. The turkey with the works is a serious sandwich. And when I say serious, i mean seriously messy. You really need to use both hands to get into it............
Although I ordered a simple sandwich, their vinaigrette transformed it into a whole different experience. The vinaigrette is straight up liquid crack. It is highly addictive and probably drinkable- if you're into that sort of thing..Listed in: miami 2012
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Review from Michelle L.
Ferndale, MI
1/26/2012
I'm not even a fan of sandwiches for the most part, but I really loved le sandwicherie. I came here because this was a daily stop for my boyfriend while living in Miami and he had to have it as soon as we got there.
We had a sandwich from here every day while on vacation. It was also super convenient because we were staying only one block away at the Z Ocean Hotel. So, I am not into lunch meat, or cold cuts, or whatever. Even if they roast the turkey or beef in house and slice it fresh, I still am not into it. So I went vegetarian here...so not typical for me. But it was delicious. I am telling you, it is all in the dressing! They make a french vinaigrette there that should be famous...Plus their ingredients are super fresh. All of the veggies were super crisp and delicious and the croissant I got it on was buttery and delicious (although really messy!). My boyfriend always gets the prosciutto and mozzarella, but I wasn't as into that as I was the veggie. If you like sandwiches, or even if you don't, you have to stop by le sandwicherie while you are in Miami. They are open til 5 am too, so no excuses! I think I am going to call there and see if he will send me a case of dressing right now...Listed in: Miami Musts
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Review from Jose P.
Hollywood, FL
Came here after my first yelp event at chalk with my friend Danny F. We shared the proscuitto w/ fresh mozzarella with all the veggies and it was amazing! The sandwich was healthy and delicious, its defiantly a great late night sandwich bar because you don't feel like a fatty afterwards. Will come back here soon next time Im at the beach without hesitation.
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Review from Abhishek A.
Chicago, IL
1/29/2012 1 Check-in Here
Very healthy sandwich which tastes super good.
All the ingredients of the sandwich were fresh and delicious. Its a great eat for the price you pay.Also the shakes & smoothies are great! -
Review from Chelsea P.
Berkeley, CA
1/17/2012
It took me a second trip to Miami Beach to finally have the time to come check out La Sandwicherie. This is a sandwich joint, with a real French flare, but I wouldn't necessarily call the sandwiches true French. As my best friend pointed out, "where is the sandwich with butter and ham?" Rather, "ou est la sandwiche avec buerre et jambon?"
Taking an evening flight home to the West Coast on a Tuesday evening, post-weekend cruise vacation, we decided to spend our last meal at La Sandwicherie. While my companions opted for lox and prosciutto/mozzarella, I went for turkey and camembert and it was one hell of a sandwich. You have options to adorn your sandwich with many yummy things, but I chose lettuce, tomatoes (not waterlogged; really good quality!), cucumbers, black olives, and vinaigrette. The hearty sliced turkey and smooth salty camembert was so perfectly matched for all the fresh accoutrements, I think I was having a sandwichgasm. These sandwiches are stuffed so full they nearly need to be eaten open-faced, so you could stretch a full sandwich into two light meals, or lunch and a beach snack for later as I did.
They also have salads, coffee, smoothies, and did I mention they're open from 8am - 5am? No matter the hour, this place is definitely worth checking out while you're in South Beach! -
Review from Donald K.
Astoria, NY
1/15/2012
I make it a point to research for potential sandwich spots for any new city I visit. When my friends and I were planning to hit up SoBe I was incredibly eager to visit this place. We were there for a bachelor party, and the most exciting thing to do for me was try a sandwich spot. Sad I know.
Anyway, after a night of drunken debauchery me and the guys decided to drop by this shop. The storefront is reminiscent of a bar, and you order as such. Just find a open space at the counter that raps around the joint and someone will be quick to come around. I ordered the seafood sandwich and was surprised by the size of the sandwiches. For around 7 dollars they are pretty big. The vegetables made the sandwich as they were incredibly fresh, and it's packed with them. It's more like a vegetable sandwich topped with a seafood spread, which was delicious. This coming from a heavy meat eater speaks volumes about the quality of this place.
I wanted to come back for a second run, but our schedule didn't permit it. Can't wait to visit SoBe again just to try the mozzarella sandwich.Listed in: Sandwiches! Burgers! Sliders!…
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Review from Kino s.
Updated - 1/13/2012
On a beautiful, sunny Saturday we strolled down South Beach looking for our latest find and as we turned the corner, we saw a crowd with a line of people that overflowed into the street, all hovering over a tiny, open counter window, where people were waiting to place their orders.
The place is about 5 feet wide and 25 feet long with just a handful of stools placed outside on the long side of the building by the alley. What a chaotic and exciting place it is! If you are looking for quick yummy sandwiches in South Beach, this is the place!1 Previous Review: Show all »
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3/29/2010
This place is like a machine. An operation with speed, accuracy and madness. It's like watching a… Read more »
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Review from Christine R.
Mobile, AL
1/6/2012 3 Check-ins Here
I want to know what is in that vinaigrette because I would put it on everything and eat it every day. And the spicy pickles....!!!! Ahhhh, so good.
We went here for sandwiches for the beach while staying in Miami. Epic, huge sandwiches, spilling over with very fresh ingredients. MMMMMMMMM. Even if there is a line, you should wait because its worth it. -
Review from Sarah B.
Miami, FL
1/2/2012 1 Check-in Here
In my culinary tasting experience what I've learned is Never judge a book by it's cover! This place is a small local joint located on 14th street on Miami Beach. It's a sit down bar sandwich place with outside bar stools.
I was prepared and knew what I wanted:
The croissiant on procsiutto and fresh mozerella with tomatoes, pickles and lettuce.
Great choice... the croissiant was fresh flaky and buttery, the procsuitto was very good and the mozerella was moist and on point! Was so filling couldnt eat it all!!
La Sanswicherie is perfect for a casual bite after a day at the beach or a late night stop. They also have delivery for Miami Beach locals.
Theres a reason why this little sandwich shop has been open for more than 20 yrs!
Thanks see you guys again. Take care.Listed in: Best Emo Hipster Hang Outs
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Review from Terren J.
12/29/2011
Love the sandwiches here. One sandwich is good enough for 2 people, unless the both of you are super hungry. I like the option of having a croissant sandwich if french bread is too boring. Even though it's practically in an alley, this sandwich counter/shack can be spotted easily by the crowd hovering around it. The sandwiches are made to order and they crank them out fast. There are sparse stools to sit at the counter so you either have to wait or take it somewhere else.
We ordered the prosciutto & fresh mozzarella sandwich and the turkey & camembert sandwich. Both were delicious. They really pile on the toppings and the cornichons are yummy. -
Review from Amirah A.
Norcross, GA
1/9/2012
Great for sandwiches. Very fulfilling, definitely not like your typical subway or quizno sandwich.
I loved the smoothie and the fact that there was no milk in it! it was all fruit! Definitely recommend this! -
Review from Brien W.
Franklin, TN
1/30/2012 1 Check-in Here
Stagger over here when you wake up and get yourself a delicious sandwich after a night on the town. It's good, simple and reasonable.
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Review from cris a.
Wilmington, DE
1/29/2012
I came here every morning for my fruit smoothie. It was always packed. My bf enjoyed his sandwiches. One of the couples we were with ate here every day. I have a gluten allergy :( so I, unfortunately, didn't order any sandwiches, but they look really yummy.
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Review from Guil M.
La Sandwicherie! I love the way that sounds when someone pronounces it correctly (not me). I think I came here every weekend last month and last night I was even greeted with a "Welcome back." from the solemn guy behind the counter. This is my favorite place to go to late at night, especially since I'm supposed to be on a diet and their stuff is pretty healthy.
I'd recommend the prosciutto with fresh mozzarella sandwich with everything on it. Their little cornichons are pretty good and everything is of excellent quality and very fresh. Their chicken salad sandwich is really good as well-- I'm going to try it on a croissant next time. You can get your sandwich toasted (!!) and they also sell beer! There's really no reason for you to not give this place a try... -
Review from Maciek J.
Brooklyn, NY
12/8/2011
What is up with people in Miami? This place gets all these accolades? The bread was terrible. At least a day old. Loaded with mediocre veggies and deli counter standard turkey. Only one person working the counter on a Saturday night.
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Review from Kelvis D.
West Hollywood, CA
12/29/2011
I went here for lunch yesterday and it was great. It did take a little long to get my sub, but there were lots of people. I tried the proscuitto w/ fresh mozzarella with all the veggies and it was amazing! Their carrot ginger juice is very good too.
I of course also enjoyed their dressing! -
Review from Dina S.
Washington, DC
1/13/2012
Don't understand the hype. To start with: the bread is a disgrace (worst of white bread disguising as baguette). Then the ham, cheese, salad or whatever you order just gets loaded on there - quantity instead of quality. Their ingredients seem pretty fresh but that's really the least I'd expect. I had a salad and they stuffed the box with lettuce, onion, industrial tomatoes, cucumbers and more (I threw more than half away after I was full) and piled a stack of 'prosciutto' slices on top for me to disassemble with my plastic fork - no fun, no good. My friend had a camembert baguette and threw half of the cheese out because it was simply too much. Again: quantity instead of quality. There's not much place to sit either at the counters when it's lunch-rush-hour so we took our food to the beach and fought with the wind.
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Review from Thais A.
Updated - 12/16/2011 1 Check-in Here
I returned back to this hidden French gem a few weeks ago after a long night of partying and drinking. I must admit that i was apprehensive about coming back after the rude service I encountered the first time. But, to my surprise everything was perfectly perfect the second time around.
I had an amazing chicken salad. Fresh, delicious, and filling. Couldn't have asked for anything more at 2am. The guys making the sandwiches were also really nice this time. I almost ordered a sandwich to-go, but my friends talked me out of it (wouldn't be as good the next day).
I'll be coming back!Listed in: Late-NIght Drunk Food
1 Previous Review: Show all »
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4/9/2011
This place is literally a hole in the wall! I wouldn't even know it existed if it weren't for Yelp… Read more »
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Review from Kobe L.
12/9/2011
Had high expectations from the reviews. Good but not amazing sandwiches. Kudos to the freshness of their ingredients.
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Review from Jamie H.
Washington, DC
1/25/2012 1 Check-in Here
I was in Miami for three and a half days and I ate at La Sandwicherie five times. I sampled many different items on the menu and never once was disappointed. The ingredients are incredibly fresh and the prices are unbeatable, especially for South Beach standards. Voila!
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Review from Rebecca A.
San Francisco, CA
12/29/2011
I could write paeans about this place, the freshness of the ingredients, the decent serving size and the selection they have on hand at hours no other eatery seems to be open. As a visitor from San Francisco I was looking forward to trying out some Cuban and other ethnic cuisine in Miami but by far this little French salad and sandwich place rates the highest in my book of the places I visited. As a bit of a health foodie and someone mostly bored by the heavily Spanish-influenced Filipino cuisine back home I admit I wasn't very fond of most of the similar Latin-style offerings that came my way (except maybe for the black bean soup I had at Puerto Sagua which was reasonably good, a chicken empanada I had in Calle Ocho and the terrific fried yuca in Cafe Charlotte) and the branch on South Beach was just the right mix of food options and accessibility for me.
Their veggie juices are wonderful. I loved their Pink Goddess veggie juice combo (carrot, cucumber, celery and beet) and kept ordering it when I came here; my last Pink Goddess came with a surprise spike of ginger. I aim to make this stuff at home. They can give it to you as juice or as a semi-smoothie (not enough ice in the ones I got to be a proper smoothie, but it sufficed). Their smoothies are decent and my favorite was the seafood salad, which is a mini-mountain of "everything" - fresh greens, cucumbers, jalapeno, red and/or green pepper, cornichons, olives, tomato, onion - and a seafood mix of crabmeat (imitation though, not bad for the price) and shrimp.
My only complaint was that I ordered a fruit cup (fruit and frozen yogurt) at a very busy time. This place is always packed during "normal" busy hours for restaurants, since it's basically just a small food kiosk with stools, but my frozen yogurt stood a bit too long on the service counter and it was just a minute or two in the Florida heat before it succumbed and I ended up with fruit and yogurt milk instead of froyo. My tip is to not be shy about asking about your order up front and make sure it gets to you before someone else butts in line. Go easy on these guys as they are quick, efficient and sufficiently courteous (as can be) and I've seen some pissy customers being unnecessarily rude to them for not hearing the order right the first time. -
Review from Kent S.
Chicago, IL
12/6/2011 1 Check-in Here
As this place has far more reviews than any other place I've been to in Miami, I'll keep it short.
Two of us came and ordered a prosciutto and mozzarella sandwich with everything on it. It was a beautifully crafted, cumbersome pile of marvel stuffed into a fresh baguette. The place is tiny and cozy, yet completely outdoors. Our service would've likely been better had it not been for the clueless, chihuahua toting, Botox injected Polish woman to our left that claimed to eat there almost everyday yet seemed to have no idea how their menu works.
Considering that this place is open until sunrise, I would see myself quickly becoming a regular as well, if I lived in the area. -
Review from Greg G.
What can I say except I'll take two to go.. no wait, for here...I need that bottomless French dressing. Best sandwich spot in Miami. I'm not going to start describing the fresh tasting vegetables or the deli meat or all the fixings...not gonna do that. I am going to give you some tips though.
-Parking can be hard to find in this area (ACROSS FROM THE DEUCE!!). Circle around a few times and if you can't find anything there are a few parking garages close by.
-Portions are huge. I normally eat half the sandwich and then take the other half to go (alright sometimes I eat it walking home). If you got a pair of legs with you and she's not weighing in over 2 bills then you can easily split a sandwich. Recommend the salami n turkey on whole wheat with everything except the mayo. A little bit of coconut water does it good.
-Service is good thats why I'm not going to bitch about the fact that a service charge is automatically included.
Like I said, best sandwich spot in Miami. -
Review from Tom B.
Omaha, NE
1/10/2012
I needed a quick bite to take to the beach. La Sandwicherie hit the spot. Service was prompt and the prices are reasonable. I ordered the Turkey and Camembert on French bread. I had it fully loaded except for the peppers and the onions. The vinaigrette was impressive. My sandwich was fresh and fantastic.
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Review from Ethan T.
Miami-Dade, FL
11/17/2011 1 Check-in Here
The food is great. The sandwiches are made to order. The refills are free.
What makes this place stand out in my mind is that it is the perfect lunch get away on the beach. Coming with friends from work just to sit outside and watch the people and the sun makes me forget for that brief moment that I am wearing a suit, or that I have hours left back in the office. It allows me the belief that I am on a day off, that after lunch I will walk to the ocean, stand in the water, and decidee wether to dive in or not.
It is the day dream that comes with lunch at this counter that makes the visit worth the trip. -
Review from Eric B.
Chicago, IL
1/18/2012
So good. Just go here. Inexpensive, delicious, huge, high quality sandwiches. The tomatoes are so fresh!
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Review from Monica S.
10/21/2011 1 Check-in Here
The saying holds true, the best things come in small packages. La Sandwicherie, as the name suggests, is a diminutive (read: adorable) walk-up sando spot just slaying the stuff.
It's like a little outdoor cafeteria taken straight off a bohemian voyage with Al Green and Toulouse-Lautrec in tow. It's just so right.
The sandwiches are simple mile high piles of all the freshest veggies you'd want accompanying your meat of choice. And whether its turkey, roast beef, chicken, pate, procsiutto and then some.
As a rule of thumb, if a place offers something called their "famous croque monsieur," you should probably order it. You'll also probably want to buy a bottle of their famous French vinaigrette sauce/dressing. Sandwich or salad, this stuff is best lathered on anything.Listed in: Miami's Best Sandwiches, Late Night Food In Miami
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Review from Stephen D.
Chicago, IL
11/28/2011 1 photo
The bread, the cheese, the prosciutto and of course the cornichons mixed in with all of the fresh vegetables and then the secret vinaigrette couldn't have made me any happier at that moment. The atmosphere alone is just worth just sitting down with a smoothie on one of the many stools positioned along the open air counter...
just go, you'll be happy you did. -
Review from Nick C.
Hinsdale, IL
1/11/2012
I got the Prosciutto and Mozzarella sandwich. Overall, it was a really really good sandwich. Really fresh ingredients.
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Review from Nina P.
Miami, FL
1/31/2012
I love this place!! The best sandwiches in town & the salads are GREAT too!! The vinaigrette is really one of a kind! Seriously, you will never find it anywhere else. Been eating here for years and it NEVER disappoints!!!
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Review from Ricky o.
Miami Beach, FL
The bread was a tad bit harder than i am accustomed to..... But still good!
They are very clean and sanitary when producing the sanwiches....watch em!
Amazing tomato mozz and prociutto! -
Review from Chris M.
10/22/2011 3 Check-ins Here
Finally a good sandwich on the beach, too bad with a drink and additional topping the tab comes to 14 and change. However, the bread is almost always fresh, the meats are of good quality, and the veggie choices are quite diverse.
Hold the mayo butter and mustard, the dressing they have here steals the show.
Faves are the prosciutto w mozzarella and the french salami, with or without everything. -
Review from Alice C.
10/10/2011
Yum yum yum! We picked up these sandwiches before our flight back to Cali because everyone said they were to die for! Absolutely right! Even though I got a sandwich without the sauce it was still moist and fresh.
To everyone that loves sauce, get extra of their infamous sauce! -
Review from Julia M.
Costa Mesa, CA
1/6/2012
They must put crack in these sandwiches because we had to fight the urge to come here every day during our vacation. Mind you, we were staying right in the heart of SoBe (packed with rest.) and kept coming back here. The croissant sandwiches (get it toasted) are amazing. HUGE portions. Half of a sandwich had me satisfied from lunch (around 11) to the point where I could have skipped dinner. I live in Southern Cali and I have been looking for a comparable place. No dice. Don't let the outside fool you, you will leave here a happy camper!
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Review from Thu N.
9/25/2011 1 Check-in Here
I think the sandwiches here are good as in good, but not *in your face* good where they try to throw cheap tricks like bacon or fried onion rings to add a sh*tload of flavor. These are sandwiches that forces you to enjoy the freshness and quality of the ingredients, with the prosciutto being a perfect example of that. God, I never tasted mozzarella like that before in my life.
I was also happy that I could take a piece of home with me to Miami, and be able to order ham and pate. In retrospect, probably should have ordered that on a croissant roll, but who cares, it was good!!
Prices are $6-7, and more than enough food. It's conveniently located in the heart of the collins/ocean area. As far as the magic sauce goes, I'm not a big fan of vinagerete, and still not...but if it's your thing, I could see why people would rave about it. -
Review from Jorge M.
12/25/2011
I love their Turkey and provolone on their croissant with all the veges! I love their fresh fruit juices and drinks.
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Review from Connie L.
Columbia, MD
1/13/2012
had the prosciutto and mozzarella.. was very good, boyfriend says was hands down best sandwich ever
the vinaigrette was really good and boyfriend says bread was like crack
guy was very nice and took a picture for us
def a must when visiting SoBe -
Review from Patty G.
10/14/2011 1 Check-in Here
One great sandwich!
I absolutely love "hidden" (not so hidden anymore with Yelp) places like this. This little sandwicherie lies between Washington and Collins Ave on 14th Street. It's a small place, seating consists of the bar/counter. It's got a lot of character and they make delicious sandwiches. I'm sold.
They have various salads, shakes, and natural juices. I had the proscuitto and mozzarella sandwich with everything. I especially loved those tiny and famous little pickles, reportedly imported from France. The sandwich was huge, I could have split it with someone because I couldn't finish the entire thing. Delicious. -
Review from Tiffany S.
Irvine, CA
10/14/2011 4 photos
I've been coming here since 2007, BEST SANDWICH place in South Beach! Always open really really late and has the nicest staff. The cute lil shop is on the corner with stool seating and about 3 blocks away from the beach. Everything is FRESH, delicious and freaking amazing! THE DRESSING is out of this world!
I always get turkey and roast beef with provolone on baguette with EVERYTHING on it. (CHECK OUT MY PICS I UPLOADED) Extra pickles and dressing on the side is a must. I can eat this for breakfast, lunch and dinner - which is perfect since you don't want to eat too heavy when in a bikini all day LOL. You should slurp down a fruity blended cocktail from WET WILLIES and munch on a sandwich to keep you from getting too tipsy during the day (AT NIGHT HIT UP CLUB MANSION OR THE WALL @ THE W HOTEL)
They even sale the french dressing by the bottle so you can take home and share with your family and friends.
I treat myself to this classic french sandwich shop every time I come to Miami, and you should too!
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
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