Brooklyn Gourmet Deli

Funny staff and the tuna melt is on point, even thought I ate it 40 minutes later, still warm and delicious

A sandwichologists sandwicherie. These guys are always nice too. The breakfast sandwiches are excellent and are $ 3.

For many years I have come in here stupid drunk annoying and the deli guys never stopped treating me kindly or stopped giving me delicious perfect sandwiches. These guys put up with a lot… Much love! Now I’m a well behaved parent and bring my son and hubby here for what they believe is the best sandwich in all of Brooklyn. You want a breakfast roll with eggs bacon and cheese for breakfast? They pile it on perfect for you. You want to try lunch here? Get the Godfather or the honey bunny on a hero. You won’t be disappointed with anything you order.

These sorts of *bodegas are my favorite thing about New York (even before Taylor Swift arrived). How a 1,000 square foot room can manage to have everything you need — from bacon, egg, and cheese breakfast sandwiches to batteries to envelopes — is beyond me, but Brooklyn Gourmet Deli does a stellar job of having not only what you need, but elevated versions of what you need. Case in point, I needed some bath wash recently on the walk towards my apartment. I fully expected they’d only have Irish Spring or some other crap bar of soap, but to my delight they had three different kinds of Dr. Bronners to choose from. Being my smell good of choice, I was thrilled… but it seems that sort of next level-​ness is status quo for these guys. Bravo!
I swooped up a breakfast sandwich during my trip as well, and I’m fairly certain the person who toasted up my roll was 9 years old. Not sure what I was doing at 9 years old (or if it’s even legal), but I certainly wasn’t cooking up breakfast sandwiches and running a cash register. Perhaps we have the Doogie Howser of shop keeps on our hands?
*Taylor Swift, you pronouncing «bo-​de-​ga» makes me want to throw things. Please stop.

Due to the fact that I work very close by, I am in here all the time! The guys are awesome and always very friendly! The sandwiches are fantastically done as well! The «South 2^nd» is my favorite and if you’re looking for something spicy, then check it out!

best s’wiches in the neighborhood. it’s a spot for the locals and local spots always prove to be the best. every. single. time.
please take your $ 18 sandwich at your transplant cool guy artisan-​retro-​craft-​high grade coffee-​made in america restaurant and shove it up your A$$! go for these guys. they make a REAL NEW YORK sandwich. now go back home to ohio!

If you want a really well made, fresh and delicious sandwich then you’ve found your spot. The guy who makes the sandwiches is a true artist. I really mean that! He’s really, really, really good at making a beautifully crafted sandwich that has the perfect amount of everything on it. Even the way he wraps the sandwich is better than 99% of other bodega delis. They use all Boars Head meats, sliced to order (including the cheese) and their prices are very reasonable. I rarely get sandwiches from anywhere else and if I do, I have to try not to compare because you just can’t. I honestly believe that if I left Brooklyn tomorrow that Brooklyn Gourmet Deli would end up being the thing I would miss the most. Outstanding! One of the cashiers however is a bit strange especially towards ladies (i’ve had to check him once or twice for being incredibly creepy towards the Missus) but I feel it’s harmless and perhaps not particularly «his fault» if you know what I’m getting at. Anyway, no points lost but worth a mention.

Five stars for a deli? Yes. For a deli this is as good as it gets. its a tightly packed shop that is eager to please. They stock their shelves with things that we their neighbors prefer, and they make great sandwiches and have friendly interactions with tremendous efficiency. We start many days with bacon and eggs on a roll from here. I am impressed that the guys remain relaxed although they are working around the clock and occasionally mobbed with boisterous drunk people. These guys have seen it all. they keep their cool in the face of everything. They stayed open through all of hurricane sandy. I love them.

This deli is great. Yes, it looks like your average corner deli, however, there are a number of distinguishing things about this place.
The sandwiches are amazing! Why? All of the meats are boars head, the guy making the sandwiches does a great job, they even include a banana w/​your sandwich for free?! who does that?
The guy at the front is very friendly as well, a true neighborhood place.
Funniest thing though, the deli counter is about 5 feet off the ground, it’s a riot.

I miss this place hard
Cheap, delicious sandwiches
Come to Park Slope please!

I’m very lucky that this deli is in my neighborhood!
The sandwiches are obv the highlight. The man who makes the sandwiches is the best. The sandwiches themselves are delicious and so reasonably priced! But the deli man is a true sandwich artist. I recommend the Honey Bunny.

The lines are long for a reason; the sandwiches are great!
Best bodega on Bedford!

Its all been said before, so I’ll just say I love this place. Always worth the wait.

I don’t have much to add that hasn’t been mentioned below… if you’re in the mood for a solid deli sandwich (plus banana and cucumber) and feel like spending $ 7-​$ 9, this is your spot.

Wow… is all i have to say. Best turkey club i have ever had. Not overstuffed with meat and cheese, it was perfectly balanced. They even throw in a banana and slices of cucumber. Amazing sandwiches for awesome prices!

For most of the summer I walked 30 minutes round trip every day to go to Brooklyn Gourmet for lunch.
The man who creates the sandwiches here as of this writing is a delicatessen god. Each piece of meat is sliced from the roast (and cheese from the block) seconds before it is placed into your sandwich. The proportions are perfectly balanced. You receive a free banana and cucumber. They stock blue and red Doritos.
The lines are long. Personal favorite #27 — Free As a Bird.

I was skeptical to go here, because I don’t trust bodega delis. I just get skeeved out at the thought that the cold cuts could be sitting there for God knows how long. My roommate convinced me to pick up a few sandwiches there and I was pleasantly surprised. First of all, the line was very long so that means they’re going through their cold cuts fast enough that they won’t spoil, and they must be good. Also, I saw a lot of cops there, so I know I won’t be mugged. They have a lot of specialty sandwiches, too. My favorite is the honey bunny.

Probably the best sandwiches in Williamsburg. This place has over 30 different sandwiches, and each one comes with a banana. Sometimes the lines can get a bit long, but these guys know how to run a deli.

Brooklyn Gourmet Deli makes delicious sandwiches. I’ve been coming here for about two years now and have always enjoyed what they’ve made me.
Also the place is CLEAN which is great.
The beer is overpriced and the lines for sandwiches can get ludicrous but other than that it’s legit.

THE BEST DELI ON BEDFORD.
I am not into sandwiches, because I find them easy to mess up. Someone once told me in passing, «I’ve heard BGD is the best deli on Bedford», and I was like, «Oh, yeah», but I really wasn’t listening, and I looked at the fact that it looked just like any other corner store and thought, yeah right. Well, I live right around the corner from BGD, and I never cook, so it’s a really cheap and easy way to get lunch.
SO GOOD. BEST SANDWICHES I HAVE EVER HAD. 75 percent of the store is set up just to make sandwiches. That says a lot. I have never had fresh roast beef as I have had here. The Boar’s Head brand is supposed to mean something, but I’ve had pretty blah Boar’s Head sandwiches in the past. I don’t know what they do here to make it rock, but I’m just glad they’re doing it. They don’t tax, so the average hero is $ 7.
And, for a quick breakfast, egg/​ham/​cheese on a roll. With hot sauce and mayo. AHHH!!! mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.