Franco’s

This place has the best food they don’t take too long to deliver. Will definitely be ordering lunch from them when ever I’m in the area they have the best sandwiches

Francos Has the best delivery time. Every time I order either chicken quesadillas or some smoothies. One of their best smoothies Is the piña colada. I recommend everyone to eat from here atlesst once

Amazing food, I don’t give. A 5 star rate because the delivery service is not a a fast as I would like to.

I used Francos to supply food for some trips through work. They were amazing every step of the way.
They individually wrapped all of our meals and delivered them to us right on time. They are helpful and attentive on the phone and are willing to work with you to make your plans work. I highly recommend them.

Nothing to complain about. My Franco Supreme was delicious, the staff was courteous, the place was clean and welcoming, the price was very fair. Great all around!

Food is decent. Very filling. Long line, but they’re pretty fast with making your food about 5 minutes. Good prices !

The absolute WORST chicken quesadilla I have ever had. The chicken was rubbery, the cheese was half melted and the quesadilla was soggy and tasted like it had been sitting a while. There was no flavor and to top it off, they forgot the guacamole. Never again.

If you live or work around the 149^th Street area, I’d put Franco’s on my list for a good sandwich. Without a doubt, this small sandwich shop makes some of the best sandwiches in the neighborhood. And while some sandwiches are probably better than others, I think on the whole you’ll probably be satisfied. The Franco Supreme, an overstuffed Italian sub is probably the best sandwich in the house. This one is packed with lots of different Boar’s Head cold cuts and comes dressed with a pile of lettuce, tomato, peppers and oil & vinegar. It’s a sandwich that could be shared by two. Another sandwich, the 149^th St. Supreme is a triple decker sandwich made up of turkey, avocado, bacon, lettuce and tomato on sliced bread is also pretty good. I’d probably avoid ordering the Morris Supreme: a pastrami/​corned beef sandwich that comes with melted Swiss cheese. I think most people would agree with me that this sandwich is way too salty. However, there are lots and lots of other different sandwiches on their menu, including some Mexican ones.
There’s also a smoothie drink stand that seem to be really popular too, although I haven’t tried it yet. I get the impression that this is a small family run business that take a lot of pride in their business. In fact, sometimes you’ll even see little Franco (their grade school kid) sitting at one of the tables eating potato chips and watching TV after school.
However, if there is one down side to Franco’s for me, I’d have to day that it is that they close so early at 5:30PM daily.

A juice bar is the south Bronx? What?! Yes! This is the main reason I decided to venture of from 161^st in search of some healthy alternates to mcdonalds and fried chicken spots near me… and I was pleasantly surprised. I actually make my own green juices in the morning before work but on those running late or lazy mornings this is a great alternative!
I normally get the ‘Healthy juice’ which consists of celery, carrots & oranges and I ask them to add a little ginger and its great! But you can also mix and match any fruits and vegetables you want.
They also have pretty good wraps and I like that they have wheat & spinach wraps options.

Got the 149^th St. Supreme (turkey, bacon, lettuce, tomatoes, mayo, avocado and three slices of wheat bread, $ 5.50) delivered to by workplace. It arrived around 40 minutes after – I was warned by the kind gentleman who picked up the telephone orders so I didn’t mind. The sammie was cut into quarters which I thought was so cute! It was a decent sammie, and tasted like it was just made, but I did find that I didn’t like the extra slice of bread in the middle (making it a triple decker) and the avocado was kind of scarce. I washed it down with a small Berry Tickler smoothie (strawberries, blueberries and banana I believe, $ 3.50), the whole time thinking that this was the best smoothie I’ve had in a while! It was sweet (although I was aware that they added sugar) and super fresh. I can’t wait to order from them again and try all the different smoothies!
Update:
The chorizo torta is amazing if you like spicy!

Their sandwiches are great and their fresh fruit smoothies are amazing! Choose exactly how you want it made, add whatever you want to your sandwiches (for a small fee) and combine whatever fruits you want in your smoothie with or without sugar for the same price! SO GOOD!

Gone here a few times. It’s a nice deli near Lincoln hospital. I’ve gotten the franco Supreme which is basically an Italian sub a number of times. The turkey avacado club was also delicious. Today I had the chorizo torta which was exceptionally good! I’d highly recommend it. They also take credit cards, which I know doesn’t sound like much but when I’m short on cash, it has made

Great breakfast ! Amazing home fries !! They deliver.

For this area great place for good sandwiches, fresh smoothies. And their Cubans torta probably one of the sandwiches in the area. Place is not pricey but service may take a while. Perfect if you live nearby. Plus is they take card too.

Have it your way, fresh juices and smoothies at affordable prices.

Had the supreme wrap on whole wheat and a smoothie– all staff were very friendly and the food was very fresh. Considering how packed it was during lunch rush, they were pretty prompt too. Very cheap, maybe $ 10 total– good lunch spot!

A nice little secret breakfast hideaway. You almost don’t notice it when you’re walking by but step inside and it’s a clean bistro-​like cozy spot. Get your greasy sandwich faves or you can opt for the raw juice bar. Glad I found this place!

service was a little slow, but it was tasty and cheap!
$ 2.00 for eggs & bacon on a roll, and a small coffee,
You Cant Beat That.
they also had other great breakfast and lunch deals as well

I am new to da Bronx. Not Riverdale or any other similar neighborhood. I’m talkin’ about the hood. South BX. Where one can walk by passenger-​filled «Rikers Island E-​Z Transport» vans. Da Bronx.
Anyways, I was in the mood for cheap food. Franco’s Heroes kept poppin’ up on Unilocal,but I ain’t much a sandwich guy, so I didn’t go at first. However, have 3 Merry Land Buffet lunches, I decided it was time to broaden my horizons. That and when I walked for too long in one direction, my spidey sense urged me to walk no farther.
Franco’s was a pleasant surprise. First of all, the place is clean and nice. Super clean. Perhaps the cleanest of all the restaurants in the vicinity. Second of all, the menu had more than heroes. They had quesadillas and fresh smoothies.
Price-​wise, everything here is cheap. You can get a full meal for $ 5 or $ 6. The food isn’t stellar, but it does the trick and fills the tummy without emptying the wallet. Vegetarians will find options here, too. Ah yes, they also take credit cards!
So far I’ve had the Chicken Quesadilla and Franco’s Supreme, minus lettuce and tomatoes. The Quesadilla was basically just chicken and cheese, with some homemade salsa contraption on the side. Again, nothing stellar, but filling. The Franco’s Supreme was also substantially portioned, and at my next visit I will inquire about toasting sandwiches.
Almost forgot to mention, the guys are super nice.
+1 Service
+1 Cleanliness
+1 Options
+1 Bang for the buck
Glad I came, and I will return and recommend.

Umm yea so I stumbled across this spot looking for a good lunch spot… lets just say, i was lucky. This place is an instant favorite. I had a 149^th Supreme sandwich which consists of turkey, bacon and avocado triple decker… wow!
I get my sandwich and a water and the dude rings me up…$ 6! I was expecting at least $ 8 or $ 9. I was very impressed with the selection of food and the freshness of my sandwich.
Lets just say, I think its a place to hit up.