Best Breakfast Sandwiches In NYC For 2015
The typical breakfast for most New Yorkers involves bagels or egg and cheese on a roll. But some of New York City's restaurants are turning out delicious sandwiches to replace the usual fare. Here are a few of the city's top breakfast sandwiches By Siobhan Wallace.
Murray's Melts, the take-away counter inside Murray's Cheese, takes your generic egg, bacon, and cheese and makes it extraordinary in their Breakfast Melt. The traditional fried egg is complemented with smoked bacon and fontina cheese over a Bay's English muffin. At $10, this is a special breakfast treat for mornings that call for it.
The Breslin is known for delicious fried foods, and their brunch menu is complete with a Fried Peanut Butter & Banana Sandwich. The center is full of heated peanut butter that becomes a wonderful gooey mess and is made even better with the addition of a little bourbon and vanilla. This is definitely a meal made for those mornings where you need a little bit more than granola and yogurt.
City Sandwich's Portuguese influences appear in a lot of their sandwiches, including the Bench Girl. It's filled with an omelet, melted mozzarella, grilled onions, spinach, and Portuguese Alheira--a chicken and pork sausage. This sandwich is enough for breakfast and lunch.
Brooklyn's Court Street Grocers also brings sausage into play with their McVictor. Eggs, hickory smoked sausage, arugula, and Cabot Creamery Cheddar all on ciabatta bread. And all for only $7, making it the perfect stop before heading into work.
Siobhan Wallace is the co-founder of BlondieandBrownie.com.
