Nicky's Vietnamese Sandwiches

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<a href="http://www.blogsoop.com/nyc_rid_1514.html">Nicky's Vietnamese Sandwiches<br></a> 150 E 2nd St. (at Avenue A)<br> New York , NY 10009<br> (212) 388-1088

Sandwiches, Vietnamese $$$$$
150 E 2nd St. (at Avenue A)
New York , NY 10009

(212) 388-1088

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7 reviews

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Dispatches from the Front Lines of the Food Wars

Dec 20, 2006

This is a regular Sunday afternoon pit stop for me and my booze-addled sidekick, Chris. Nicky’s classic Vietnamese sandwich is an essential nutrition booster after a weekend of foodless, near brain-hemorrhaging drinking, especially for Chris, who’s beset with crippling immune deficiencies. The classic sandwich has three out of the four main food groups – pate, ham, and ground pork (all that’s missing is bacon) – encased in a miraculous French loaf (the good kind). There are chicken, Portobello mushroom, and sardine offshoots as well, but they’re of scant nutritional or moral value. FULL REVIEW

Nicky's branches out.

By Twenty Bucks A Day Oct 03, 2006

I was surprised to note the opening of a second Banh Mi parlor in the Boerum Hill area – when I moved in, we barely dared dream about such luxury, after all. Now we have a branch of Nicky’s, the original of which still exists on 2nd Street and Avenue A in the East Village (and the antecedent of which was on this side of the river in Sunset Park). FULL REVIEW

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Nicky's Vietnamese Sandwiches: Brooklyn

By The Porkchop Express Sep 26, 2006

Nicky's is one of NYC's most popular Banh Mi destinations, which makes sense: family patriarch Nin Van Dang (who provides the recipes) used to run one of the Outer Borough's finest banh mi-arias, and his offsprings' East Village offshoot does brisk business. FULL REVIEW

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Street Eats: New American Hero

By Gothamist Sep 21, 2006

In suburbia’s conquest of New York, Subway and Quizno’s lead the culinary front, spreading almost as rapidly as Starbucks. But a quiet band of outsiders is fighting the good food fight, on the fringes. These are the shops that specialize in bánh mì, the French-accented Vietnamese sandwich that inspires cultish devotion among its fans (see The Porkchop Express). The latest reinforcements have risen up in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Boerum Hill. First there was Hanco’s last spring, and now, just around the corner, there’s Nicky’s Vietnamese Sandwiches. FULL REVIEW

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Nicky's Vietnamese Sandwiches

By The Porkchop Express May 09, 2006

A few weeks back, The Porkchop Express headed out to Sunset Park, Brooklyn to grab a delicious An Dong Banh Mi. FULL REVIEW

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Sunday, January 30, 2005

By A Year In Food Jan 30, 2005

Sesame bagel with belly lox, tomato and plain cream cheese FULL REVIEW

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Saturday, January 08, 2005

By A Year In Food Jan 08, 2005

Classic Vietnamese Sandwich (without jalapeños) FULL REVIEW

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