Zero's Sandwich Shop

A sweet little sandwich shop in a parking ramp! I love supporting the local business and this is easy to support! Run by a wife and husband they are making great tasting sandwiches! Very small inside but room to sit! Many seem to order and go! Got the Ruben and definitely a good portion for the price! Tasty and the the pastrami was excellent! Will be back!

Delicious, friendly and family run business. Please Support small business, amazing wont regret it.

I love Zero's going back to their days in on Aldine Bender and Greenspoint. It's the bread. But be aware, if you order from DoorDash, you won't get the same sandwich. You get a small hoagie instead that isn't close to filling as the Original typically is. It was still ok but I was disappointed.

I never got the full story when he was alive, but my dad had a serious grudge with the Zero's on Dallas when he was alive and working downtown. I have no idea what it was and it was before Jeremy S. gave yelp unto the world so there are no internet keepsakes of what would have surely been a blistering one star review for the ages, the likes of which I pen these days when I am calling the hits on dem boys whilst listening to 2pac for mood and inspirational quotes. Whatever happened, he would walk (instead of a hop/skip/jump to the Zero's on Dallas from his office) all the heckin way to the Spec's on Smith in Midtown for their deli and back because fuck those guys I imagined him saying. The one on Dallas is the only one that the owner ever ran so I imagine there were words. But as Southie trash, I imagine there were many four letter words too because how else can you tell a guy to properly frig off? Some stories just get instantly lost when someone unexpectedly dies on the other side of the world.Keep in mind this is some years ago. I tried the one on Dallas when he wasn't looking as one of my first yelps, somehow my 2009 review of that one has been lost to the ages, in the time before smartphones and being able to add photos and whatever else keeps my other 1,500ish reviews live these days. After my dad died the only other times I have even thought of Zero's has been on walking past the Beacon eyesore on Prairie on the way to my stories (beers) at the Conservatory, where pigeons and homeless fight for scraps of what is a clearly "chucked away" Zero's special in the gutter. You can tell by the bread consistency in whatever sun scorched day old mush remains. Subway yoga mat bread is so trash not even the pigeons will fuck with that. Quiznos bread these days after the bankruptcy reorg is so on the money you can eyeball that rosemary parm from a thousand yards because the few eagles we have in Houston will come screaming down 50+ stories to snatch that rosemary parm up out of your hands if you do not know Richard Wayne Gary Wayne /karate/ to defend the princess. But then, coupon magic hit and I am here for that because coupons are a godsend to make me try new places that I literally would cross the street to avoid in prior years.$3 sandwich? On a day that is being rough, in a week that is being rough? Send this unto me, spray that mayo all over my mouth holes.This location on Lamar is in a parking garage so you can really dim your lights on what you should expect. It is a classic Brooklyn, under the radar, no frills, no fuckin' tourists allowed type of joint which occupies the same neighbourhood as your Xochi and other high priced joints that really want the tourists all up in her. It is a tiny footprint of a store you enter from Lamar. The tables and floors are not glistening. The guy manning the deli booth is sitting in the back, relaxing, not even manning the deli booth as far as "grasping reach" goes. He looks like the brilliant and criminally-underappreciated comedian Eddie Pepitone but sports fans, he isn't. But still, he tries to be, which really adds to the charm.Most of the charm of this place comes not from it being in a downtown parking garage and being slightly dirty, but from the guy who is like really an absolute unit of an Eddie Pepitone replica. He has the same look, build, humour, whatever. Only thing is he didn't talk about his "eating shirt" so I know that he is not the one I have had interactions with, because I too have an eating shirt, but I am not a vegan as Eddie is so my eating shirt could take his in the alley and make something of it, as things happen back in dimly lit Brooklyn alleys.If you were not raised in a barn, you eventually say thank you for when the guy hands you the lunchmeat sammich you are about to destroy. Normal people are like u r welcome bro, stay quite sexy. This guy, fully Eddie Pepitone, is like (shouting) NO, THANK YOU. So then you need to decide if you just got out-Nova Scotianed, or what. What to heck, buddy.The actual Zero's special this joint puts out is an absolute unit of a lunchmeat sammich. It is large, it is in charge, and there several colours and flavours to experience for an authentic lunch. So what is it? An enticing blend of ham, salami, mozzarella cheese, lettuce, black olives, tomatoes, onions, and mayonnaise captured in homemade bread. Meaty, cheesy, greeny, mayo-ey, take me now.It really is an enticing blend of the important lunchmeats, a spot of cheese, and slimy/slippery toppings to seal the bread down to the meat as the good lord below intended for lunchmeat sammich construction principles, just the same as Brothers Taco House tamps down their breakfast tacos with the beans that vacuum seal everything well and good. Make the innards stay in place, unlike a Chipotle.This is not gourmand dining and this is in a parking garage, not even one of the nicer garages, so there are no tourists around and this is all quite sexy.

Little hole in the wall mom and pop sandwich shop, which you know means it's gonna be good. First time there and got the Zero Sandwich with everything on it. The bread is fantastic and the sandwich reminded me of a better version of a Schlotzsky's original. Will definitely be going back here for more

It's a lovely hole in-the wall with delicious food at a decent price. I'm going to be coming here again!

Really good lunch for after your workout or spa day at Lifetime GreenStreet or LifeSpa. About a 5 min walk from the gym. I like carbs:) gives me energy! And I'll be walking it off in a bit again

Great hole in the wall sandwich shop that's in walking distance of my favorite gym and wok place

This is the most amazing sandwich I've ever had in my life! The food was amazing, the service is 10/10. Go support this local business

This place is f*cking phenomenal. I mean, the moment you walk in the door you're greeted with kindness and people who want nothing more than to make your day. The bread is baked fresh every day and it's the best bread i've had in years. The sandwich itself was hands down the best sandwich i've ever had in my life. I'm visiting from Detroit and I'm mad that I don't have Zero's in my city. Y'all should consider yourselves lucky. The warm environment of this "classic" little sandwich shop is top tier. The people are a godsend. The food is unbeatable. Ten out of ten.