Bonsignour

So so so good ! Fave deli sandwich in Greenwich, and the owners are amazing. Steak and cheese panini is awesome, but my fave is the cold turkey & Swiss, on wheat. Chefs kiss 🥰 Can’t go wrong.

Love this place — the salads are fresh and delicious. Food sometimes takes a while, but it’s well worth the wait. I always feel healthy and full after eating here and love to come back!

Great salad + sandwich takeout option for a Hudson River picnic. Would recommend the avocado salad, beet salad, and grilled salmon sandwich. The cute little park across the street is a great waiting spot since this neighborhood spot gets packed

I absolutely love this spot. Fantastic iced chai, and I love their chicken salad sandwich. Best part? The lawn furniture and greenery out front. Such a pleasant spot to sit, sip and watch the world go by.

The service here is unethical, they probably mess with your food if they don’t like you. I never leave bad reviews you’ll see this is the only bad review I have on my entire Google accounts. The service here is ridiculous. They helped five people ahead of me and when I said something, they said they would preferred it if I don’t ever come back I will never go here again. It is not worth how long it takes and they have no respect for the line. Expect to wait 1/2 hour for a sandwich and they treat some customers quicker than others for no reason.

I just might have to finally move from NYC if Bonsignour is ever no longer in NYC and without a special, cute, tiny, quiet, and charming location. I have been going to Bonsignour for about as long as I have been a New Yorker. Shortly after moving to the city I was lucky enough to have had the chance to briefly stay at a friends penthouse apartment in the West Village and that’s when and how I discovered it. Besides going here for coffee (normally by myself so that I can have some peaceful alone time), this place is also fabulous and great for yummy lunch options like their avocado salad. Prices for the food can of course be a bit m pricey for those of us without trust funds or elitist jobs, but not really so if you judge it by it’s quality and compared to everything else, including Whole Foods food. It’s at least a great little spot for an old school New York like moment (before all the stupid jumbo high rises started going up) and a treat for your taste buds and tummy. Regarding the standard coffee, I am a coffee and cream gal who is extremely picky about expensive coffee and I have always loved my coffee here. By comparison, La Colombe and 787 Coffee are pretty much the only other places I go to for standard brewed coffee in Manhattan if I really want to treat myself to luxury instead of my go to deli & favorite coffee cart spots near USQ which are simply closer to me than Bonsignour. (On occasion I’ll also go to Devoción on 20th street or Grumpy’s in the LES). Hope you all enjoy! @ CocaColaMia 🪺

Highly recommend this place for lunch. Good selection of soups, salads, sandwiches. Everyone is very friendly. Their ciabatta bread is 💯.

Stopped in for a bite as I meandered thru the west village. Opted for two of the egg/spinach bites - I’m sure they have a proper name! - they were great. Very affordable option on the go, and the ladies working were very warm. Great service!

The best baguette sandwiches! Very fresh ingredients. The turkey Brie is my personal favorite. Always busy for good reason.

My friends and I came in on a Saturday morning and there was a very short line (only a couple people ahead of us). There was a Halloween street fair going on this street, so there was live music and great people watching. The staff was very friendly and gave us great recommendations. I split the cubano (hot sandwich) and brie & turkey (cold sandwich) with my friend. We couldn't decide which was better - they were both delicious. It was also very reasonably priced for how big they are - $10-12 per sandwich. We'll definitely be back and would definitely recommend it to a friend! However, there is VERY limited seated inside so I recommend taking it to go.

Such an adorable NY deli with some great lunch options. We got a bunch of spicy & curry chicken sandwiches, with chicken nuggets and an avocado salad. They even have fresh OJ. The owner is really nice, the service was great and the seating outside is very serene.

Very cute pick up lunch spot. On a nice day you walk across the street and have lunch in the park. I've order the streak sandwich and the chicken sandwich. You get to choose your bread for each sandwich which is a plus. Both sandwiches were good and filling no complaints. The staff was friendly and helpful. Overall a good experience and I will be back.

Prices have gone up significantly since I started eating here, while serving size has come down. Service is friendly here but plan on waiting at least 10 minutes for your sandwich. My $12 chicken salad wrap today was mostly lettuce (blocks of it) and little to no chicken salad.

COVID report: there are a few benches outside (unheated), otherwise it's takeout only at the moment. Grabbed a few sandwiches and snacks one weekend. Prosciutto and provolone panini was too salty for me, but I absolutely loved the French ham and havarti sandwich. Almond croissant was also amazing. Spinach timbale was great, too. I'd definitely come back for that sandwich!

one of the best sandwiches I've had! I got the #15 salmon sandwich on ciabatta and the beet salad. the staff was incredibly kind as well.

Cute place within the city. However I left feeling very disappointed as this place was charming and had good reviews. I ordered a ham and mozzerella sandwich (which comes with tomato and basil). I waited 20 mins for a sandwich that came burnt and did not come with the basil

Amazing place for a Saturday morning coffee or afternoon lunch. Incredibly welcoming owner and pleasant atmosphere!

Timbales and 3-salads are both fabulous. Super-nice staff. Ambiance also terrific: seen these folks out on the street getting ready for the day early, and being there for everyone in the neighborhood on both good days and bad.

Incredible sandwiches and the nicest employees ever, great place to stop for lunch or breakfast. Really great prices too especially for the quality. Could not recommend more!!!

Literally my FAVE SPOT in NYC for the Most Delicious Food & Sandwiches!!! & The Owner & Staff so friendly & appreciative of their Loyal + Local Patrons !!!!!

This is one of my go to spots for a quick lunch in the west village. Always great service and I love the sandwiches and soups. Curry chicken salad is my favorite.

My go to in the west village - great staff, super friendly. Everything is wonderful. Order all the menu, try their sandwiches, soups, chicken skewers etc...

Slow, unfair, and rude service. Waited more than 25 minutes for a panini. After 20 minutes watching several customers place order that required preparation and receive them, I made eye contact with the cashier. He mentioned my ticket was next, but apparently didn't communicate with the staff. The staff prepares multiple orders prior to mine. When I brought it to their attention, they told me the reason was the placement of the order ticket on the counter.

I love this charming West Village spot; it's been open forever, and just now am I finally scooping up its goodies. My favorites: - hazelnut coffee - mushroom, swiss, spinach timbale (wowsa good) - creamy avocado and tomato salad I've also heard their chicken fingers are incredible, so I'm going back for these. This spot is no-frills, adorable charm, and you can sit at a wooden table inside or a bench outside and watch the world go by (ah, sigh). 5 stars!!!!!

Wow!!! I just got the "Best Breakfast Sandwich Ever" ever!!! Great coffee too.

I am French, born and raised. I was craving a real French sandwich on French bread. Bonsignour hit the spot. I had a French ham (of couuuuurrrrssseeeee), with Havarti cheese, tomato, lettuce, mustard and herb mayo and it was divine!!! The baguette was a little over cooked for my taste, but it was still delicious and I thoroughly enjoyed my lunch, sitting at one of the lovely wood benches facing the sun outdoor. My friend went even more French and had the ham and cornichon one. She also felt the bread was a tad bit too hard. I am so happy I finally got to try this place. Next time I crave a sandwich, a real one from home, this will be where I go!

Very happy to have stumbled across this cute lunch spot. The sandwiches, grilled mushroom salmon and curry chicken salad were great. Great service too

Cute little take out place for quick bites. The make your own salad portions are quite a bit smaller than salad chain places and topping variety is average. The dressing options are all vinaigrette based or lemon/olive oil.

Gotta have the Curry Chicken salad. Perfect alone. Spectacular as a toasted sandwich with Swiss cheese. Omg.

Bonsignor is flat out awesome. There's a reason why there's a line every, single day: the food and staff are fantastic.

Love their chicken fingers, beets salad, lemonade, and anything and everything. This is such a neighborhood gem; and the service is warm and friendly and fast.

Absolutely delicious! We ordered the: -Chicken and portobello panini; -Chicken curry stew; Avocado salad & Curry chicken salad All were extremely tasty and I highly recommend this neighborhood cafe! Staff were sweet and helpful as well!

Fantastic local sandwich shop. The tuna sandwich and french ham and havarti were both really good. The tuna was light and refreshing. The bread was great. They were also fairly quick (took ~5 minutes to make). Definitely will be back! Want to try their salads too!

Love love love this place! Everything is always delicious and fresh. You get the neighborhood vibe. Service is always amazing. I work around the block and recommend it to everyone!

great coffee, best turkey sandwich i've had in YEARS (turkey and avocado with herb mayo), fast service w a smile, and affordable !!!!! its just a bit small so its best for take out :)

I ordered the Jambon Beure, Grilled Salmon sandwich and the grilled Salmon. Wow! All 3 were fresh, delicious and fantastic. The salmon was some of the best seasoning and perfectly cooked I have ever had. All of the food that was in the deli was so fresh. Fantastic place. Great staff. Very kind, patient, friendly and accommodating. Just an all around great place to give your business to. So glad I decided to try this place on a whim. I will definitely come back here the next time I'm in NYC.

I tried a sandwich here on a baguette on a Friday afternoon. The sandwich was so good ! But also so large I had to save half of it for the next day. I love how they have artichokes which are really hard to find at other sandwich shops and they let you make your own sandwiches. I would like to try the ciabatta next time because most people were ordering their sandwiches on that.

Super awesome delicious and amazing. The staff is so kind and wonderful and the sandwiches are heavenly. They even gave me a free lemonade and cookie

Jason is a great guy. This place cranks out amazing sandwiches for a great price. Veggies are always fresh and sandwiches are always tasty. The turkey avocado was my favorite! There is a lot of other more deli-ish food besides their sandwiches. Their baguettes do not miss either. Definitely support this small business. 10/10

If you are looking for a friendly, neighborhood French bakery/deli, this is it. Great for a decent latte, breakfast sandwich, or lunch salad / soup / sandwich. Always impressed by their daily specials and quick service.

This place is such a cute little cafe in the west village. I love the fresh baguettes and the fact that you can call ahead to have them made just for you!

Really yummy selection of Italian subs. Beware of long wait times when they get busy, but in my opinion, it's worth the wait.

Service is rude and the food made me sick It's also over priced! I wouldn't recommend

Unreal neighborhood gem. Such inventive, delicious, and healthy lunch options. Great arnold palmers, too :)

One of my favorite quick bites in the city! The chicken curry is superb, as is the meatloaf hot sandwich.

The coffee is realy bad. It tastes acid and they heated up the milk way to long so you end up with a burnt taste. I complained about my undrinkable almond late. They made me another one which I highly appreciated. However the efforts. The coffee tasted as bad as the first one. So I suggest you to go somewhere else to have a tasty beverage. The food however is very tasty and well seasoned ass well is the price. I really suggest their bread which is delici

I love this place. Staff is pretty friendly, food is great and sort of on the heathy tip. Not too expensive...it's my lunch go to. I direct all my clients here.

Tiny little cafe which sells sandwichs, salads and other prepared foods. It gets really busy during lunch time. After placing your order you stand aside or in the back to let other people pass and wait until they call your name with your order. Sometimes it can take awhile. Other times it can be quick if they already had some premade and ready to go. I love the sandwiches here especially the chicken and avocado, but they are all good.

Love all their salad options and the baguettes are great! Cute outdoor space as well.

It's ok, but not raving awesomeness! I came in for a snack and got to sample the broccoli and cauliflower in sesame dressing and it had a good crunch though a bit oily on the tongue. Beet and arugula salad was also ok, but had a bit too much mayo. Came back later in the day for a cup of soup and guy behind the counter recommended the veggie puree soup. It was healthy, but completely bland and flavorless. Only good thing about it was the free roll you get to accompany your cup. You get a choice of roll. I picked the 7 grain, it was a bit chewy (meaning not totally fresh), but it did have a nice sweetness to it that i enjoyed. Severs were busy and on a roll trying to get orders out and make sandwiches and drinks for people, so they were not too friendly; but they weren't rude either. I was able to grab a table to sit and it was nice to relax by the window, looking out into the cold bustling city from a safe warm space where i could disconnect from the rush and breathe as i slowly sipped on my hot soup, blowing steam from each spoonful. Would i come back here again? Yes, if i find myself in this part of town, i would give this place another chance. there were many many options to chose from and maybe i didn't chose the best ones, but a lot of them looked very appealing and i was left wanting to try some of their other soups and colorful salads in the glass display.

While I was disappointed in my last sandwich for lunch -- from http://www.yelp.com/biz/av0uPbK4E-ARXWZX014i1Q?hrid=PqYjWQYy9H-_Jz3nNCewFg -- I'm quite pleased with the sandwich that I'm eating right now. Turkey, sharp cheddar, watercress, and lingonberries on whole wheat bread. Freshly made. With honey mustard. It's like Thanksgiving dinner in your hands. The bread alone is worth trying out -- hefty, with a chewy crust. For dessert, I got an oatmeal cookie with chocolate chips -- a rare treat. It, too, is good, even though I tend to like my cookies on the chewy side.

I visit this little French gem frequently and it is AMAZING. Great soups, great sandwiches, and great bread rolls / croissants. Their salad deals are a great value - and all of the above is a satisfying lunch or breakfast. The BEST though is without a doubt their cookies. The hamantaschen, the little linzer cookies, and ruggelach all truly melt in your mouth. And when you want a tiny sweet treat, they are perfect. Everything I've ever had tastes super fresh & even when there is a long line, I usually am in and out sort of fast. I recommend visiting here for a great little casual meal. Don't expect to sit down though, just a few small tables in an already small space. Best bet is to grab food & go over to 9th ave, the Highline, or the little squares around this cafe.

On a frosty winter evening, I was trudging through the West Village on my way to my Writers Group. I was a little hungry, a little cold, and when I nipped down a side street, I stumbled accross Bonsignour, lit up like a welcoming hearth on a snowy night. How to make me very happy... steamed hot coco and an empanada like my imaginary Argentinian Grandmother-in-law would make. (hey, a girl can dream) This small cafe with a display case of pre-made yummie looking food is a gem. Nice music, nice artwork, benches out front, cute smiling staff. GREAT steamed hot coco. Small, but tasty beef empanada in a lovely flaky crust. $6.00 was a little pricey for cheap old me but for the West Village, well worth it. (And NOT Starbucks!)

Being a huge fan of french food, I was really excited to stumble upon this quaint little spot near my new office. To be honest, it's a little tricky at lunch time - a very small venue with not a lot of room to wait indoors (and an inward-swinging door. Wah!) However, the food is really delicious. I constantly order the 2-salad option, which is plenty of food, and their salads are awesome. I highly recommend the couscous salad (tomatoes, feta, green onions, so great), with either their avocado/tomato salad or the potato salad. Everything looks amazing in there, though, and decently priced for the quality. Their sandwiches are also fantastic. I am a fan of the turkey sandwich with avocado and herb mayo. Try it! Go! But order, or go early or after the rush. :)

Always love a rustic, worn in cafe, where the aroma of coffee and the sight of cake awakens your senses. The coffee was just great .

Has a good ambience, is quick, conveniently located. But that was supposed to be a baguette? And you sell these to people?

I used to live next to this little coffee spot. Even after moving across town I still frequent here for delicious salads, poached salmon and amazing soy lattes! Tiny spot with benches outside and colorful locals to chat up. If it's too crowded go to the vegan coffeehouse around the corner called 'Snice. Or grab a Gwyneth Paltrow style juice at Organic Avenue.