Breadzilla

Picked up a beautiful, delicious and reasonably priced birthday cake which they inscribed for me. They have an *amazing* selection of cheeses, and all the breads, pastries, cookies looked wonderful. The staff and owner were all very attentive and pleasant — overall great experience. Will definitely be back!

Wow, what a find! Adorable place with mouth-​watering food everywhere. I had a blueberry-​PACKED mini muffin and Swiss/​Ham scone that were delicious. PLUS a spectacular summer garden. Thank you !!

Here’s the scoop — in and out in 200 words or less. Breazilla boasts an incredible, fresh, and farm-​to-​table menu. The staff is always busy handcrafting the most delicious sandwiches you will ever eat. So if you’re an entitled hipster or a rush-​hungry city-​slicker, go to Montauk or find a Subway. Breadzilla is amazing, the staff is courteous and terse (as the place is usually mobbed). If you’re looking for the best deli sandwich your money could ever dream to buy — this is the place. Be patient, it will be rewarded with a masterpiece wedged between the best bread on the east coast. Savor and go back for seconds the next day. Trust the reviews, this place is worth the wait any day! Nancy and crew are the best!

Just had a bad experience here. I guess it’s a fine spot to go if you’re a regular (which everyone seemed to be) because God forbid u ask a question to an employee– you get a death stare. Had 20 minutes to spare before catching the jitney so I thought it was plenty of time to run in for a breakfast sandwich. Nope. I looked a around for a sandwich menu because I thought that’s what this place was known for, but there was none. I asked a woman in line if they had a menu and she said she comes every week but always orders a muffin so she didn’t know (hence, the regulars). I finally got to the counter and asked the worker who looked at me like I was crazy. Do u have any sandwiches? — not til after 1130. Do you do egg sandwiches? — we don’t have eggs. Can I get melted cheddar cheese on a toasted bagel? Ok. With an attitude. I asked her for a coffee and she grumbled «self service» pointing to the coffee bar across the place. I made my coffee and waited for my toasted bagel. And waited and waited. Other people paid, came, went on about their business until I finally ASKED if I could pay while I wait. The cashier kept giving me dirty looks and mumbling to other cashiers. When I asked to pay, they instead went to the toaster to look at my bagel. At this point 15 MINUTES had elapsed. I told them take my bagel out, I need to leave. The kid proceeds to look for paper to wrap it, tries to cut the bagel, burns his fingers, literally the slowest process ever. I told him that I was about to miss a bus and just throw it in a bag. After consulting with the other cashier, he finally decided to ring me up and slowlyyyyyy counted out my change. I caught them bus with literally 1 minute to spare. 20 minutes for a toasted bagel. I could’ve had quicker service in a diner.
Oh and by the way… I don’t know what kind of cheese she covered my bagel in… But it’s not cheddar. Vomit.

This is a two part review — 1 for the food and 1 for the service.
For the Food: Vegan fare — say yes! I have eaten the vegan hippy dippy sandwich, the Quinoa salad with roasted cauliflower and broccoli, and Hummus on their homemade toasted sunflower bread — All delicious! I would give this part 5 stars!
For the service: The staff can be nasty and unaccommodating often rolling their eyes at you when you ask a simple question about a food item such as «Can you tell me if there is any dairy in the lemon sauce because I am allergic». I have witnessed many nasty interactions with customers — but then again this is New York and it is the Hamptons so i guess I was expecting too much! I would give this part 2.5 stars!

I love the dog wall. Great fresh, crusty bread. Friendly staff.

Update my friends and this one’s a RAVE! Oh my goodness, the grilled cheese (I added bacon, tomato, and avocado) is one of the best I’ve ever had. Also, try the brownies, they’re excellent (read: rich, fudgey, and just enough chocolate to send you into a choma happily!)
The tomato soup was a little lacking in salt but totally forgiven! Plus, they sell Gus’ soda! Win!

The food usually is yummy… And the place, staff and menu all have personality. It’s got an interesting vibe. You can’t beat the squishy bread! Or the salmon!

An overpriced cheese croissant with an attitude is not worth giving it a chance. I could not believe how rude and obnoxious the lady behind the counter was when we were inquiring about the various breads that were out. One thing I can’t stand is when someone huff and puffs with rolling eyes to a customer.
If you get so exasperated over a customer asking you questions about your product perhaps you have the wrong occupation.

No doubt the food is great here. However the customer service is just horrible. The kids working behind the counter are super nice and very helpful. However one cannot say that about the owners. I understand it’s difficult to own any establishment in the Hamptons but really can you try little harder to be at least nice. Or at least accommodative. The wife in particular has masteredThe art of passive aggressive behavior. What is so ironic is that the place is loaded with signs berating customers who are rude. Maybe the owners should take some of those signs to heart.

This is one of my favorite places to eat. Always have great food. There isn’t a bad thing on the menu. Highly recommended.

Horrible customer service. In fact probably the worst ever. Yes the food is good but after numerous times being treated shockingly, I will never go back. What drew the line is when I ordered a pie, the women threw it in the box and grabbed my money without closing the box, when I asked if she had a tie or ribbon or tape of some sort she literally shoved the tape roll at me and walked away. Unbelievable. With many wonderful bakeries around the area there is absolutely no reason to ever go back when treated like that.

If I had to describe Breadzilla in one word? Awesome.
Delicious, lovingly crafted food. The menu has some staples but constantly changes to take advantage of locally available fresh food. Coffee comes from Java Nation. Amazing cheese selection and good bread to eat it on. Staff is friendly and Nancy is, well, Nancy.
Gotta love the signs telling cidiots how to behave!
Warning: the Australian cattle dogs bite. You’ll be fine as long as you don’t try to pet them.

Wow… i come to South Hampton annually for the summer, and Breadzilla is one of the main reasons i come back every year! I practically make the «coast to coast» flight just to have their «sammies» on the beach, and although their menu changes daily… they have never disappointed. Compared to other places that serve similar things for lunch, by far Breadzilla has the best sandwiches, breads, and soups in the neighborhood. personally my favorite is their grilled cheese with bacon and avocado, and the simple shrimp salad sandwich is also extremely good. honestly, whatever tickles your fancy that day on the (hard to read) menu will be very good. Highly recommended, which means if you’re in the neighborhood from 11:30 to 1:30, place an order!

I come here from time to time to splurge on lunch. Not going to lie, everything in this place is quite expensive, but the quality of their sandwiches and baked goods is just out of this world. You wont be finding boars head in this place. I’m big on bread and their squishy bread is just so yummy! I’ve gotten a peanut butter cookie with lunch one time, and it was fantastic! It was moist and not too sweet. It didn’t crumble apart like most peanut butter cookies do.
Their menu changes daily, but they’ll gladly customize your sandwich if they have the ingredients. Parking use to be bad, but it has gotten better now they have additional parking next door.
Food is made to order, so don’t expect your food right away. Anything with fish will take awhile. The longest I had to wait was probably 15 minutes.
The lady who owns this place is supper nice. The girls at the front counter seems like they don’t even wanna be there. Other than that, I really do like this place and I wished they would stay open past 2 pm.

I got a scone that had bacon in it. So yeah, I’d say it’s a strong «buy.»

I had been here once before, a few years ago — for cookies –but that was because I was clueless, until my brother clued me in. The food here is *so whats up* probably one of the best sandwich spots I’ve ever been to. Like other reviewers have said, the menu changes daily, and if you are like me, you sit by your computer refreshing and refreshing like a fiend until its up. I was excited today because they had avagalemeno soup — my favorite soup of all time. Ive never had it from Breadzilla, and it was divine. Perfect amount of pepper, off the bone chicken, and lemon. I had the salmon teryaki sandwich on squishy bread with avocado — which is delish. Basically you can’t go wrong here. The sesame noodles are yummy too. Come and come again because you can have something new everyday.

Great eclectic lunch spot with a décor borderline of an episode of hoarders. Always a fantastic variety of sandwiches and the soups are awesome. Haven’t tried the pizzas yet but definitely next on my list. Some of the staff are very friendly, especially the owner. Also don’t miss out on their cookies and cupcakes. As to be expected they are yummy. Get the daily menu easily on their webpage
. While you wait check out the quirky book collection by the check out.

Love this place. How much? Their menu changes daily and I can’t get it loaded on my iPhone because it’s Flash, so I call my office and have them pdf me a copy of the menu. It’s important.
A few tips. Unless you’ve got some time to kill, this is not a dash in and out kind of place, call ahead if you can get their menu. Their shrimp salad sandwich is pretty much a constant on the menu and is consistently fantastic. The shrimp is cooked just right and the seasoning is very light but spot on. Grilled cheese, also a constant, is slathered with butter, a huge plus in my book.
Anything on squishy is good. Seafood on squishy is extra good. Duck items, as far as I’ve had them, have been dry and flavorless. Beef items tend to be better than pork items. Any meat sandwich with cheese is more awesome. The girls working the counter have always been sweet and helpful, not sure what the other reviewers have experienced. Definitely my favorite to-​go spot in the Hamptons so far!

Breadzilla was a sight for sore eyes for a few hungry half-​marathoners. I had the crispy duck wrap and it was perfect. But in all honesty, if I weren’t famished, I’d probably complain of the meat being a bit too tough. The rest of it was good though, especially the farm-​fresh veggies!
I had a bite of my friend’s cupcake and the icing had the texture of cold butter. Ick.
Still, a really adorable place, and if I lived nearby I’m sure I’d be back to grab fresh-​baked bread. But on the account of my dry duck wrap, I can’t rate Breadzilla as higher than a 3…