3 Postcards
This cozy East Village spot serves up mouthwatering banh mi sandwiches with a global flair, making it a go-to for tasty, fresh bites.
"If you’ve never had a Vietnamese sandwich you should try Xe May — arguably one of the best spots to grab a banh mi in the neighborhood and maybe even the city. As with most East Village restaurants, it’s small with a few stools and benches to sit down and eat. We recommend the ‘Super Cub’ or the ‘Hog’. Sandwiches will run you about $8 but the quality and portions are well worth it." - Champions
"Xe May, East Village by Champions. If you’ve never had a Vietnamese sandwich you should try Xe May — arguably one of the best spots to grab a banh mi in the neighborhood and maybe even the city. As with most East Village restaurants, it’s small with a few stools and benches to sit down and eat. We recommend the ‘Super Cub’ or the ‘Hog’. Sandwiches will run you about $8 but the quality and portions are well worth it."
"Ready for more food? Next we hit Xe May, an improvised subterranean Vietnamese banh mi parlor with a congenial staff and not much seating. To save room in your tummy, skip the big sandwiches and head for the list of tacos ($3.25) on the chalkboard." - Robert Sietsema
Raghav Mathur
Andres Amaya
Marina Chen
Bridget Harvey Team
McKenzie E
Haitham KARAJAY
Denalia
Yi
Raghav Mathur
Andres Amaya
Marina Chen
Bridget Harvey Team
McKenzie E
Haitham KARAJAY
Denalia
Yi