Parisi Bakery

Splitting a sub with the Wife and The Dennis was too much for her so we went with Italian #1. This isn't Faicco's Italian Sub but the freshness and quality of bread and cold cuts were top rate and not salty. No nonsense hard working crew making legit subs. Worth a visit if looking for an elite Manhattan Sub.

One word: glorious. I decided not to get the Dennis, which is well covered here. Ham and cheese, which sounds mundane, was anything but. Of course, it’s all about the bread but the ham was shaved, the cheese complementary and just enough mayo to be ever so slightly messy. The turkey was awesome as well, every bit as tasty as the ham. They are very similar, so probably not the best order to get both. Next time, I’d try the Italian and the eggplant or maybe the Dennis. All in all, sandwich perfection. As to the question of price: I think its really hard to say this is expensive, its so large that a half is sufficient for most people. I'm in the camp that says, you only got so many lunches left, why not go for the best. Eat here.

I came here for the Dennis and let me just say, Dennis is a monster! This is probably one of the most fully loaded sandwiches I’ve had, and a deal at $15. Unless you’re absolutely famished, it’s probably best to bring a friend. But apart from the size, it’s a pretty tasty sandwich with a great combination of flavors from the chicken cutlet, mozzarella, prosciutto, pesto, and balsamic. Just note it’s strictly a take out operation and cash only.

The sandwich was monstrous and delicious, too. $15 was a bargain. Usually, when food is big but cheap I think it’s going to be a gimmick and not taste good, but I was wrong. The name of the sandwich was ‘The Dennis’. The peppers were marinated giving it a lovely contrast to all the meat and cheese. The generous serving of balsamic vinegar they put on the bread too was welcomed. The picture I took doesn’t do it justice. I had to give what was left of the second half to a homeless guy.