ALIDORO
Sandwich shop · Chelsea ·

ALIDORO

Sandwich shop · Chelsea ·

Iconic Italian sandwiches with authentic ingredients and NYC twist

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383 W 31st St, New York, NY 10001, USA Get directions

$10–20

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Accepts reservations
Popular for lunch
Good for solo dining
Vegetarian options
Credit card accepted

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383 W 31st St, New York, NY 10001, USA Get directions

+1 646 688 2924
alidoronyc.com
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$10–20 · Menu

Features

•Accepts reservations
•Popular for lunch
•Good for solo dining
•Vegetarian options
•Credit card accepted
•Free Wi-Fi
•Catering
•Coffee

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Dec 1, 2025

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ALIDORO

Ginger R.

Google
Got the Gothamist on semolina bread 🍞, a pickle, and a bag of chips with rosemary and olive oil flavor. Oh, a canned Illy latte too. It was $38.34 with tax. The pickle was a small sliver and cost 75 cents. It did have some surprising heat to it. The sandwhich had a mild flavor and was fresh.The bread had a good texture. The pesto, 🍋lemon, and sundried tomatoe flavors were milder than expected. The rosemary of the chips was not very noticable. I am glad I got it in advance for supper for my 7 hour train ride 🚊. Better than the dining car options or nothing. Pretty expensive but it is NYC 🗽in a train station. You’re paying for convenience and location. My canned latte was needed on the ride too and I liked the flavor. The line was short and moved fast around noon on a Monday. Staff were friendly and helpful in giving directions of service. You get a pager after you pay- when it buzzes, you pick up your food in the next window. I recommend grabbing a cold sandwhich to go for long rides.

Olivia N

Google
Overall rating: 2 Price: $18.50 It is so annoying that I intended to go to Maman right next door & I thought to come here instead to try something new. I ordered the Giovanni and there was only 1 person ahead of me. But the wait maybe took 20 or so minutes. When I ate the sandwich it was not good. Subway is better. I didn’t taste any pesto like the ingredients suggest & when I went back to get more - the staff gave me a weird look. They ended up giving me a side and I realized it indeed is not pesto. It’s barely pesto mayo. I was so unhappy with the sandwich I went next door and got another sandwich at Maman instead. Do not recommend.

Katherine A.

Google
I had came here at the last min looking for a sandwich spot, my Friend recommended this spot for me. I am a picky eater. This is the best sandwich I had. I had ordered the “Alyssa” it’s delicious. It was worth every bite. I had came in at the last min. I was the last customer, They was still patiently waiting for me to order. For that I’m grateful cause it was a good choice the “Alyssa” definitely going back again especially to this location. Thank you crew🫡

Ellie

Google
Got the Mona Lisa because it sounded good and was the least expensive sandwich on the lunch menu, at $14 (still outrageous, but whatever, it's NYC and a train station). While the overall size of the sandwich was bigger than I was expecting, it was still very disappointing for the price. Also, the employee taking my order told me it would be a 15-20 min wait *after* I had already paid. Luckily, I had enough time, but what if I didn't? I get that you guys don't want to scare customers away by telling them it'll be a wait upfront, but when you're located in a transit center it's crucial to give people that info right off the bat so they can make an informed decision. Please coach your team on that, or, if it's a top-down policy, change it. Honesty and transparency goes a long way for a business. Anyway, I don't think I'd choose to eat here again next time I'm at Moynihan, especially with so many other options. The quality of the food just isn't there for the price.

Francisco G.

Google
My sister in law highly suggested this place and it did NOT disappoint. As someone who has a severe gluten allergy, I loved how they took such great care and prepared my sandwich separated from the other sandwiches. Service was friendly and suggestions were on point. And surprisingly the best coffee in the train hall. 10/10 can’t wait to come back!

Andrew B.

Google
Sandwiches were delicious! Had the Mona Lisa and il sole. Service kind and diligent :)... pricey for the portions.

Hot Fuzz S.

Google
Their gluten free bread is one of the worst we’ve ever had, virtually inedible it’s so dry.

Sara G.

Google
Had a great couple of sandwiches here! The one with burrata is to die for: had it on a seeded roll and I could eat it everyday. The cashier was very kind and helpful. The proportions of the meat to bread and other toppings were great. You don’t always get that with these types of sandwiches. I also tried the spicy mortadella sandwich, and didn’t care much for it: but that’s just a personal preference. It was bit too spicy for me, and the spread overtook the entire sandwich. The meat was delicious though.