This cozy sandwich spot serves up a great selection of satisfying breakfast and lunch options, perfect for a quick bite before heading out.
"Yes, you can purchase a solid BEC at just about any bodega, but most bodegas don't have Balthazar ciabatta. Court Street Grocers does, and that's a big part of the reason why you should go out of your way to get a BEC here. The ciabatta bun is crisp and chewy, and it comes stuffed with soft scrambled eggs and a generous amount of quality bacon. There's also a little arugula in there. It doesn't bring much to the table, but it's always nice to know that you're consuming a vitamin or two with your breakfast." - team infatuation
"After a run, you could always just go home and make a sandwich. And this sandwich would probably be pretty decent. But you didn’t wake up this morning, go through the trouble of putting on clothes, and go for a run just so you could eat something pretty decent. Instead, go to Court Street Grocers, and get a turkey reuben on toasted rye, a muffuletta, or an exceptional tuna sandwich with horseradish and cranberry sauce." - bryan kim
"Like the other three Court Street Grocers locations, this one in Williamsburg serves a big menu of breakfast and lunch sandwiches. Morning options include a BEC and breakfast tacos, and there are a lot more options in the afternoon, with sandwiches ranging from a vegan one with roasted cauliflower to a very heavy meatloaf option with cheese sauce. Our favorite is the roast beef with housemade BBQ sauce, horseradish mayo, and crispy onions. There are only about 12 seats, and this spot closes at 6pm most days, so keep it in mind for a takeout breakfast or lunch." - Matt Tervooren
"In a sandwich swap, Court Street Grocers has taken over the old Saltie space in Williamsburg and is now serving its brand of sandwiches at 378 Metropolitan Ave. It’s the fourth location for muffelettas, breakfast tacos, cubanos, and more." - Stefanie Tuder
"Serving fancy sandwiches, with four locations in NYC." - Kayla Kumari Upadhyaya
