Vicky's Vietnamese Sandwich

as usual great food more

Great food and quick dlivery more

Great Banh mi. Great Pho. Everything was awsome. Will order again! more

Definitely good banh mi no doubt. However, I wouldn't say that it's the best in NYC. I would say that if you've already made it down to the LES, make the extra trek over to China Town's Saigon Bakery for a more authentic, cheaper, and generously portioned sandwich. The pork is different too - Nicky's pork is ground and is added with slight cream sauce whereas Saigon Bakery is more chunks of fried pork. Pros: Delivers decent, solid sandwich Cons: Wouldn't say it's the best more

Definitely good banh mi no doubt. However, I wouldn't say that it's the best in NYC. I would say that if you've already made it down to the LES, make the extra trek over to China Town's Saigon Bakery for a more authentic, cheaper, and generously portioned sandwich. The pork is different too - Nicky's pork is ground and is added with slight cream sauce whereas Saigon Bakery is more chunks of fried pork. Pros: Delivers decent, solid sandwich Cons: Wouldn't say it's the best more

They make great food! The chicken sandwich is my fav. From time to time the chicken is a little tough, but overall, this place is fab. Good price and great value. more

They make great food! The chicken sandwich is my fav. From time to time the chicken is a little tough, but overall, this place is fab. Good price and great value. more

I've been a fan of Vietnamese sandwiches for a long time back when it was a little known side menu item in the court house district downtown. A few places in Chinatown served them but it was a very insider thing. They slowly got prominence from a few foodie articles in the New Yorker and Time Out, and that's about when Nicky's in the E.Vil opened. Nicky's in Brooklyn opened about 6 months later. Anyway, long review short... the sandwiches here (in both shops) are far superior to what you get in the court house area. Fresh baguettes... not hero rolls. Fresh jalape?o... fresh cilantro. The smell of the sandwiches is almost better than the taste, but not quite. It's a delicious olfactory experience. Now they have Pho, which is about a gallon of amazing soup which you drop fresh beef or veg into to steep and then eat... the ultimate winter food. And get some vietnamese coffee. So good. Ms. Dang the owner manager is also incredibly sweet, knows and chats with everyone, and gives it a totally smalltown but NY competent vibe that epitomizes Brooklyn. This place rocks... just remember it's closed Mondays. Pros: Amazing sandwiches, continual delightful surprises on the menu as you progress Cons: Tight seating, easy to overlook on block composed mainly of antique stores more

I've been a fan of Vietnamese sandwiches for a long time back when it was a little known side menu item in the court house district downtown. A few places in Chinatown served them but it was a very insider thing. They slowly got prominence from a few foodie articles in the New Yorker and Time Out, and that's about when Nicky's in the E.Vil opened. Nicky's in Brooklyn opened about 6 months later. Anyway, long review short... the sandwiches here (in both shops) are far superior to what you get in the court house area. Fresh baguettes... not hero rolls. Fresh jalape?o... fresh cilantro. The smell of the sandwiches is almost better than the taste, but not quite. It's a delicious olfactory experience. Now they have Pho, which is about a gallon of amazing soup which you drop fresh beef or veg into to steep and then eat... the ultimate winter food. And get some vietnamese coffee. So good. Ms. Dang the owner manager is also incredibly sweet, knows and chats with everyone, and gives it a totally smalltown but NY competent vibe that epitomizes Brooklyn. This place rocks... just remember it's closed Mondays. Pros: Amazing sandwiches, continual delightful surprises on the menu as you progress Cons: Tight seating, easy to overlook on block composed mainly of antique stores more

This is the.. "sister" place to the one in manhattan and one of my favorite nearby eateries. Great... more

This is the.. "sister" place to the one in manhattan and one of my favorite nearby eateries. Great sandwiches, i go with chicken or porkchop, and t... more

This is the.. "sister" place to the one in manhattan and one of my favorite nearby eateries. Great sandwiches, i go with chicken or porkchop, and t... more

Great portobello Vietnamese sandwich! Excellent price ($4 I think?) It's nice to find such a delicious vegetarian snack! Pros: Tasty food. Low prices, Good portions Cons: Small space, few tables. more

Great portobello Vietnamese sandwich! Excellent price ($4 I think?) It's nice to find such a delicious vegetarian snack! Pros: Tasty food. Low prices, Good portions Cons: Small space, few tables. more

was in chinatown yesterday and grabbed a vietnamese sandwich for the first time...woke up this morning craving them! didnt wanna go to the city so i googled vietnamese sandwiches. to my surprise, i found nikki's which is less than 5 mins away from my apt. OHHH MY GODNESS!!! it was 100 times better than what i had yesterday...my husband and i ordered sardines, portabello and chicken sandwiches....we ate it right away and it def just melted in my mouth! we were suppose to save our second sandwich for dinner but ended up eating all of them immediately. you will def not be disappointed. the best thing is that they deliver! Pros: CRISPY YUMMY SANDWICHES Cons: must eat while hot and fresh, average person can eat 2 more

was in chinatown yesterday and grabbed a vietnamese sandwich for the first time...woke up this morning craving them! didnt wanna go to the city so i googled vietnamese sandwiches. to my surprise, i found nikki's which is less than 5 mins away from my apt. OHHH MY GODNESS!!! it was 100 times better than what i had yesterday...my husband and i ordered sardines, portabello and chicken sandwiches....we ate it right away and it def just melted in my mouth! we were suppose to save our second sandwich for dinner but ended up eating all of them immediately. you will def not be disappointed. the best thing is that they deliver! Pros: CRISPY YUMMY SANDWICHES Cons: must eat while hot and fresh, average person can eat 2 more

I was walking by their brooklyn location and realized that they now serve pho! i was so happy! i went and tried one and i must say, one of the best bowls ive had in the states. I love it and the family that works there are very friendly and kind. Very highly recommended. more

I was walking by their brooklyn location and realized that they now serve pho! i was so happy! i went and tried one and i must say, one of the best bowls ive had in the states. I love it and the family that works there are very friendly and kind. Very highly recommended. more

Nicky's is a smallish place thats easy to miss while walking by, which i have done a few times even though i was trying to get there. Pros: best sandwiches, cheap Cons: none. more

Nicky's is a smallish place thats easy to miss while walking by, which i have done a few times even though i was trying to get there. It is a fantastic place to go if you're looking for a great vietnamese sandwich. I order at least two for myself when i go. And on days when i dont want a sandwich, i can order the same on rice or vermicelli instead of on a bun. It is one of those places where you bring a friend and they continue to go back once or twice a week because they just cant help themselves. if only they had pho... id be there ALL the time. EDIT!!! - They now have pho. It's fantastic. if you're not a big fan of the fatty pieces in usual pho bowls you find in like... chinatown, the meat in these bowls are very meaty (best description i can think of) and just as good, if not better. I havent eaten anything else there since. Pros: best sandwiches, cheap Cons: none. more