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If you have to choose how you wake up in this world (and if you're looking for my vote, I think you should), I vote for a world where you wake the hell up, wander down to a South Beach semi-open concept eatery specializing in sandwiches, smoothies, and the general happiness one receives from a shotgun style purveyor of amazing foodstuffs.
That's me. I'm a stickler for the details.
That said, feel free to dive into gigantic french bread bun, some fresher-than-Tiger Woods accoutrements (I'm talking about the fixings), and they're only too happy for you to situate yourself with your meal and linger. This place is busy, but it's a place for friends, and in my limited experience, the sentiment in similar. "This is great. We should come back here."
I was in South Beach for a week for work (I know, boo hoo) and was dying for something good to eat. The vendor I was using had once been in the area for six weeks and knew of La Sandwicherie. We headed there one evening and walked right up to this sandwich joint, run by this really nice older French gentlemen. You had to pick your dressing/sauce, meats, cheeses and veggies. I ordered a sandwich on french bread (you can get a Croissant), with brie and turkey, lettuce, tomatoes, cucumber, and the french vinegarette dressing. OMG, it was huge and delicious (that's what she said!), all for like $8. It was fabulous and I finished my entire sandwich, since I couldn't look like a weakling in front of the guys.
Next time we ordered to go, and the sandwiches were still good, even after an hour! Tasted fresh and bread was not soggy. I will definitely go back if I'm ever in South Beach again. They also have smoothies which I hear are really good, but both times I was too stuffed with sandwichy goodness to even think about downing a smoothie.
I love the sandwiches, the fact that you're eating in an alley (reminds me of Taiwan), and that you can buy the bottled dressing.
La Sandwicherie is half restaurant, half street vendor being that they're missing a door and a wall. You can "eat in" by grabbing one of their bar stool seats or "take out" your food to the sandy-white beach 5 minutes away.
As most people know, in touristy South Beach, non-chain food is not particularly cheap. But this place has great portions for its price. I would say it'll cost $10-$12 if you get a sandwich and a drink to complete your meal. But I was only able to finish half making this good deal into a great one because I got 2 meals out of it.
What was ordered:
Turkey & Camembert on Croissant (4 stars)
Turkey on Croissant (4 stars)
Orangina (4 stars)
Rainbow Smoothie (4 stars)
Their vinaigrette and pickles makes their sandwiches unique and therefore yummy. I need to try a sandwich on their french bread next time.
Even though i'm a huge fan of La Sandwicherie, I don't go there as often as i'd like because it's kind of out of my way. But, after running an errand on South Beach last night my boyfriend and I ended up at La Sandwicherie thanks to my wonderful idea. I had the sliced chicken salad with the works and he had turkey and camembert on a croissant. Both dishes were delicious, and the veggies were amazingly fresh. How in the world do they get such fresh produce?! It's unbelievable! La Sandwicherie is a great alternative for a quick & healthy bit that won't break the bank. I'll definitely be stopping by here anytime i'm in the neighborhood.
I would travel all the way to Miami to get a prosciutto and camembert sandwich with all the fixins and their special dressing on top. Yes it may end up looking like a salad sandwich, but they don't go frugal on the meat or cheese. Well worth the ~$10 it set me back. My memory fails me on which smoothie I had, but the star was the sandwich and the drink just played a supporting role. I was going to get the salmon salad too, but the guy behind the counter said it was huge and the sandwich more than filled me up, so I will have to hold off to my next visit to South Beach.
It was 2am and I had a craving. Dirty, tasty, and pricey sandwiches. $11 for roast beef and pate, but I think it should be more like $6. +1 star for south beach ghetto atmosphere.
The guy behind the counter handled my money and made the sandwich, without washing his hands. I'm a recovering germophobe and forced myself to eat it. Hepatitis? Fecal-Oral bacteria? H1N1? Bring it on!
Their french bread was too hard and the roof of my mouth is peeling off as I write this review...
The sandwich was yummy but not something to rave about. Mostly for tourists or for post-clubbing munchies. I would advise to ask for extra mayo since their sandwiches are too dry rather than using their painfully acidic (pH 2) french dressing.
This place is a south beach gem.
On a nice day you can't beat pulling up to the bar style seating and ordering up one delicious croc monsieur. Can be a little crowded but it is the perfect off the beaten path type of place to enjoy the great outdoors.
We were here on our honeymoon from Dallas, and heard about La Sandwicherie from a local restaurant guide. The sandwiches are as authentic as the French owner. We found this little shop to be both delicious and affordable; a convenient stop on the walk to the beach. Everything we ate was excellent ad the portions are generous. We will be back!
a sweet little find, (thanks to yelpers), a hole in the wall, miss if you blink,kinda place. but once you have one of their sandwiches, you are hooked and will remember it forever. the turkey and brie on a croissant loaded with everything is orgasmic w every bite. the bf got the smoked salmon on french bread and was raving about his. the french gentleman(owner) made me forget I was in sobe for a moment and transported to Paris. very friendly, amazing fast service, fantastic sandwiches w. a variety of choices, as well as salads and smoothies. will be back asap.
This is a EXCELLENT sandwhich spot. There is nothing I love more than spending a hot day at the beach and then cooling off at La Sandwhicherie. All their ingredients are fresh. They offer an array of fruits for smoothies and their sandwiches are WOW. They use fresh french bread and have this DELICIOUS dressing the put on the sandwiches. Cheap, clean, and tastey. Oh and they are open late too!
Yes! Tasty, fresh vegetables, piled onto yummy sandwiches with a little meat and cheese of your choice. Or you can skip the sandwich part, as I did, and just have your pile of vegetables with a little extra lettuce and some meat slices as a "salade." The cornichon, hot peppers, and tomatoes are particularly tasty. I could do without the sliced black olives, which appear to have come from a can of the same stuff they put on bad pizza. It's an eat-and-get-out kind of joint, but the eating part is really great.
I ate at the actual place my first time. It was so yummy I ordered delivery the next time. They serve legit sandwiches and smoothies!
I tried the prosciutto and mozzarella and the turkey and camembert sandwiches. They pack so much into those things...tons of veggies, etc. They tasted so refreshing...a perfect lunch for a hot Miami day.
Be sure to try the Acai smoothie. That thing is delicious!!!! Aside from the 2 times I had it with my meal, I went back a 3rd time just for the smoothie!
What can I say about La Sandwicherie, it is one of the best sandwich places I have ever been too. The ingredients are very fresh and delicious. As I have stated their sandwiches are amazing, I usually get the salami, ham and turkey with everything and it is enough for two. They have really, really good salads. My favorite salad is the smoked salmon salad; all I have to say is WOW. They also have smoothies, which sound really good and refreshing, I have not had the pleasure have having one yet, but it is on my list. The staff is very friendly and helpful. So if you are looking for a really good sandwich this is the place to go.
The staff is always so friendly.
When I visited SoBe, I thought that the Cuban sandwiches would be the sandwiches I would be raving about. The Cuban sandwiches were an experience, but nothing to write home about. What I will write home about though are the French sandwiches at La Sandwicherie. Ooh la la! They have a variety of sandwiches, all of which looked absolutely delicious. I went for the prosciutto with camembert. OMG! It comes to you super loaded with all the crunchy veggies, tomatoes, onions, black olives, mini pickles and their home made French vinaigrette which they bottle and sell as well. They do not scrimp on meat and cheese, the prices are reasonable and the best thing about it is they are open til 4am! Something to look forward to after a night of partying in one of the craziest cities I have ever visited.
4.6 stars
Turkey and Camambert
French cornichons
yummmmm
This is my favorite sandwhich, the ingredients are very fresh and if you are trying to kick the carbs, the salads truly show that.
the smoothies are good too.
The sandwich is big too, so you can share and its a cheap meal.
Its best to walk there on the way to the beach, driving is tricky, watch out for your car getting hit in the alley.
Very good, no nonsense food for good prices. I would definitely come back next time I'm in Miami. Oh.. and the sandwiches with FRESH mozzarella is even better when you let the cheese melt a little bit... I found this out sitting next to the pool at the Loews Hotel. ;) Yummy!
I don't think I need to add more to my fellow Yelpers, but to reiterate that the place is great. My family loved their fruit and yogurt cups, smoothies and shakes. The staff was great and very friendly. If you visit Miami Beach be sure to stop by.
First off, this place is outdoors only. If you're looking for a place to run away from the rain or the humid weather, this is not a good spot. This is a small joint located right on an alley with a counter and stools. They make the food right in front of you. Imagine a bar but instead of alcohol, they serve good food! I should've picked this place for lunch but I came here for dinner with my friends. Screw it, we were there already and it was pretty packed.
I ordered the Tuna Sandwich with everything on it. If you're wondering what that bottle of sauce that is in front of everyone, it's vinagrette. Make sure you get some of that and smack it on your sandwich. It's hella good! I got my sandwich on crossaint bread. My sandwich was huge, I didn't even finish it. My friend who saw me eating it told me to stop spilling it everywhere. Remember the Carl's Jr commercials where the guy chomping the burger and all the sauces were dripping? Well the tuna and veggies were dropping everywhere. They're definitely not stingy with the ingredients here.
I also ordered the Bora Bora smoothie which was mediocre. It was hot so I figured something cold would be good. It's not too sweet and not as sour as I assumed it was going to be.
All in all, I liked this joint. It's probably best for lunch or late night snack because they close at 5am. Definitely not a sit down joint. I saw locals drive up, clubbers, and all sorts of other people here. I'm assuming this joint is well known; very affordable and huge portions. They have my vote.
I know I'm going to repeat a lot of what has already been said (probably in a lot less clever or witty manner), but I absolutely love this place.
Best sandwiches I've had on South Beach. The portions are well worth the $9 and the dressing is delicious. The smoothies are great as well.
This is a great little sandwich stand right in the middle of South Beach.
They've got cool little barstools to sit outside, up against the counter, a great selection of sandwiches, and they're right across the street from Deuces.
Oh and also, a big plus; they're open late. So you can pretty much go there whenever you're hungry.
I have had countless sandwiches from La Sandwicherie... all of them tasty and fresh. Right now I am finishing my first salad from there and I have to say it is perfect (opted for the turkey salad). The vegetables and other ingredients have been top quality every time. This place is known for awesome food. One trip and you'll know why.
The restaurant location itself is pretty unique on South Beach. No inside seating, just a dozen or so bar stools under the mist fans.
This place is alright but they give you what looks like a huge sandwich, but it's really all bread bread bread.
The people-watching is more interesting here. But the sandwiches are just sandwiches, nothing special. And it is SOOOOOOO overpriced.
Don't believe the hype.
The number of stars for this restaurant is well-deserved. This hole in the wall sandwich shop made my trip to Miami!
I got a prosciutto + Camembert sandwich with all the fixings and wished I ordered two! They loaded the soft baguette EVENLY so you get a bite of everything each time. Although the veggies were generously piled on, they still left the spotlight on the proscuitto & creamy, wonderful camembert. The hot peppers and cornichons (french pickle) are the "cherries" on top of the "sundae," and the flavors work perfectly with each other. The veggies are also crisp and fresh--nothing like Subway veggies that has been put out since the morning.
Fast service, wonderfully nice French-speaking shop owner, and delicious food. They even take credit card. There's nothing not to like about this small shop!
My mom and I had a quick lunch here on my birthday :) I saw all the reviews for it and have been anxious to try it....
FYI, if you're new to the area or not from Miami you might walk right by it!! It's on the end of a building in the middle of 14th street. If you're going West on 14th (from the beach) you'll see the green awning and where to sit down and eat, if your walking East (toward the beach), once you see the taco banners past Washington it will be on your left...we orginially walked past it becasue we saw the ATM sign & didn't realize it was there. So, pay attention!
I like that it's just a little stand with bar stools. The bread was good and chewy. I had the fresh mozzarella sandwich that was great & my mom had the tuna sandwich that she also liked. I particularly like the dressing they put on it, it has a nice dijon undertone.
I can't wait to try more sandwiches form here & the smoothies & the salads! After I eat here a couple times, I might upgrade them to 5 starts.
The sandwich prices are also reasonable, especially for SoBe!!
Liked the prosciutto and fresh mozzarella on a baguette, but not amazed... I'm a sucker for anything slapped on some baguette. Turkey and Camembert with all the toppings was ok. Sandwiches are big and decently priced, but they're too slow at churning them out. Miami sunset smoothie is refreshing and yummy.
Not sure if its worth all the hype, but seems like the best place in South Beach to get a sandwich. Probably a little better than your average NY deli, but with a French guy behind the counter.
I love their croissant tuna sandwiches. Sometimes it can be a bit messy though so I'll get it in the baguette instead. I love the special sauce they have in the squirt bottle.
If you pull up in your car, you can park in the alley but better keep an eye on it. Better to walk up or come in a scooter.
I drove by the other day during lunch hour (weekday) and all the barstools were taken. Definitely a great place to grab a sandwich or smoothie on your way to or from the beach or office.
Literally best sandwiches in Miami. Oh and Great smoothies as well.
I'm not sure what I can add, but they have the best array of ingredients for their sandwiches. I usually get the turkey with camambert. It's served on a soft, delicious french baguette.
Seating is a bit cramped when it gets busy, but that's the only complaint.
My sandwich late in the night was actually fantastic - and no, I wasn't even drunk! I had made my own combo of fillings - of saussison sec (French salami) and camembert - and everything with it, including the cornichons. The ingredients were very fresh and the bread wasn't dried or stale when I had it.
However, the memory of the not-so-good croque monsieur and the difficulty of finding seats keep this a 4-star establishment. But my sandwich gets a 5, tasty, healthy, and filling for the price, especially comparing with the other late night establishments!
I hesitated and almost gave this place a 2-star review... but I decided to leave it at 3 in hopes… Read more »
I am actually in the process of doing a proposed "Miami Beach Itinerary" for same super hip family members that are headed this way. I was racking my brain for "fun/yummy/down to earth lunch spots" and can't believe I almost forgot this place!!
This place is great--and the sandwiches aren't bad either. I'll admit it, I'm a sucker for a french accent and a sweet smile so they could be selling me garbage from nearby 14th street and I would smile. I kid, I kid! Finding good saucisson sec on a sandwich outside of France is not easy to do...but having brie and cornichons!?!?! Ahhhh, heaven.
The hours are right, the price is right (sandwiches are HUGE), and you can't beat the speedy service. There is a reason it has been around for so long--especially here in Miami. Love this place and have yet to have even a mediocre experience. No matter the hour or my condition ;)
Simply remarkable. Never did I think I'd make the drive to South Beach to leave raving about a French sandwich place!
Oh it's good... it's really that good. French sandwich shop in South Beach where you walk up to the window or sit at the outdoor bar on high stools. I had the French Saussison (salami) with everything on French bread with the dressing on the side and each bite was amazing. "Everything" includes cucumbers, pickles, lettuce and tomato. And the salami was the perfect flavor and the bread - so chewy and fresh.
The staff are all quite gorgeous and outgoing. Give me a tall Frenchman in tattoos and a smile who serves me up salami and I'm a happy girl!! Enjoying it on the beach while the waves crash around you is even better.
La Sandwicherie was an excellent place for lunch. We got there and were lucky enough to grab a barstool right around noon. I had the prosciutto and mozzarela with everything on it. Everything tasted fresh, including the bread. Dip it in their own french dressing and you've got a great sandwich.
Oh, and the place is fun to watch in action during lunch. The person making/slicing sandwiches was a machine... I'm pretty sure he didn't stop the entire time we were sitting there.
good sandwiches. i dont get the hype over their vinaigrette. not precisely 'that cheap' but they do use fresh ingredients. 15% gratuity added after 10pm on the weekends due to ungrateful douchebags who frequently roam around the area.
This is the creme de la creme of sandwich shops!
I just went yesterday but I have been here at least a dozen times. The walk-up counter, for me, is one of the most appealing aspects of La Sandwicherie! No frills, no glamour, just a straight-up, no gimmicks, sandwich shop... Though I have ordered some of the menu sandwiches in the past, my "usual" is the following:
white baguette
saucisson sec (French thin sliced salami)
Camembert
Lettuce
Tomatoes
Onions
Black Olives
Green peppers
Cornichons (gherkins)
Olive oil & balsamic vinegar
All the veggies are super fresh and the cold cuts are "deli"- cious! I will never stop coming here!
Seeing that just about everybody else on Yelp has reviewed Sandwicherie, there is very little left to say. The sandwiches are awesome. They serve them with cornichons, which are the greatest tasting things on the planet. There isn't a person on this earth who doesn't think that the setting is quirky and cool. And the staff is efficient and friendly.
I could complain about the limited number of seats and the long lines of tourists wearing backpacks, but I refuse.
All in all, this is a perfect restaurant.
I knew the chicken salad sandwich on french bread was amazing, so when I called to order, I said no cheese, au naturelle. The man on the phone said "What? No cheese?!" And then I rethought this decision -- always go with the suggestions of a good sandwich man. I already was getting it with 'everything' which is not how i usually order anything, but in my experience, the combination of peppers and pickles they add are delicious. So I asked what he recommended. Camembert or mozzarella, he said. I chose mozzarella, not in the mood for a thick creamy cheese. Was he suggesting cheese because it really does enhance the experience, or because it adds a few extra dollars onto the total? I'm not sure.
The result was success, a tasty sandwich, chicken salad that's not at all too mayo-y, and the little pickles add great texture, moisture and crunch. I'm still on the fence about the cheese with the chicken salad. I feel like the mayo-ness IS the 'cheese' but I was open minded. It is afterall cheese. And they do not skimp - I was actually taking some of it off. I think I'll probably skip it next time, but it was by no means bad.
Also, they were quite speedy, although to be fair I do live about three blocks away. And yes, I still got delivery. It just makes the sandwich taste all that much better knowing I exerted minimal effort to obtain it. Delicious 1, walking 0.
Definitely THE best sandwich place ever. The veggies that are put on the sandwiches are really fresh. The tomatoes are always juicy and bright red. The vinagrette sauce is really good. I love it!
Only 4 stars because it has limited seating. Also, the baguette is delivered in the mornings, so if you eat here later in the day or at night, the bread is a little hard.
Hah my friends and I came back here 3 times within 24 hours. It's convenient, the service was nice, and the baguettes were yummy. I just really like all the stuff they put in the sandwich - it's so filling. The french vinagarette was delish!
yay! i'm honored to be the 101th review.
AMAZING I stumbled upon this counter during long walks around the Miami Beach Area. I was hesitant to eat standing up, but decided the hordes of people standing around waiting to order.
BEST DECISION. I ordered the prosciutto and mozzarella sandwich. AMAZING. the crusty french bread, the fresh mozzarella, the sweet and tangy pickles, the perfectly seasoned prosciutto. how can anyone choose anything below four stars???
101st* oops!
Super sandwich hole-in-the-wall on South Beach. It doesn't look like much from the outside but they have excellent sandwiches on nicely fresh french bread (or fresh huge croissants) with really fresh tasting cucumbers, french pickles, lettuce, and tomato along with a side of mustard-based vinagrette sauce.
These guys seem to really take pride in their sandwiches and there's even a French dude working there (the owner?) who adds credibility to the fresh French bread and croissants.
Only minus preventing me from giving them 5 stars is that they are so busy and work so fast that they sometimes forget certain ingredients - such as the mayo and cheese which were noticeably missing from my sandwich. But the rest was so good that it was fine without.
Bottom line: GREAT sandwiches on South Beach with fresh everything. The mozzarella sandwich looked awesome too - must try next time. Just make sure they don't forget any of your ingredients due to haste.
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