Zoller's

the lunch spot we never knew we needed! try the Italian Cowboy: tender roast beef, super fresh mozzarella and perfectly cooked (read: not bitter) broccoli rabe. is the bread a ciabatta perhaps? seems that way. My expert sandwich craftsman made a fun lil whoosh sound effect as he added the pickle and fresh made chips, which I thought was the cherry on top so to speak. can’t wait to try the other sammiches!

The sandwich was amazing. Bread was absolutely stunning. The interior is beautiful. I can't wait to see what neat things will cook off behind the big glass window. Get a cookie. Get a beer. Get a sandwich.

Had an amazing caprese sandwich on fresh baked bread sooo delicious and huge! It came with chips and a pickle. My daughter got a brown butter chocolate chip cookie and the owner heated it for her and she loved it! The owner was so warm and welcoming! I can’t wait for the cooking classes! Also going to come back to try the grilled cheese with Brussels. Wishing much success to this establishment!

The sandwich was absolutely incredible! Every bite was packed with fresh, flavorful ingredients, and the balance of textures was perfect. The bread was soft yet sturdy, holding everything together beautifully. The food was delicious! But what really took the meal to the next level were the sides—the cookie and the pretzel were outstanding! The cookie was perfectly baked, with just the right amount of chewiness, and the pretzel had that ideal golden crust with a soft, warm center. This was an all-around amazing meal, and I’ll definitely be coming back for more!

I’ll pay a lot for a great sandwich (see: Winner, Court Street Grocer’s, Russo’s), but it’s tough to spend almost $18 for a good sandwich that’s on the small side. Ordered the turkey and bacon (can’t remember the name) with cheddar instead of American (this was an additional $1.50) and while I enjoyed it, it wasn’t anything better or more interesting than I could make at home. There wasn’t a lot of meat and the bread was thin so all in all, not very filling. And for $17.50 I’d like to be sated. Not sure it will last in the neighborhood if it doesn’t start offering a better value. I know food costs are high, and I’m sure the rent for the large space isn’t cheap, but the Windsor Terrace contingent isn’t likely to regularly spend almost twenty bucks on a good, not great, sandwich that’s not generously sized.

My first visit to this newly-opened place. I had the “Terrace Turker.” It was a very tasty sandwich — sourdough bread with smoked turkey, white American cheese, roasted red peppers, arugula and “Terrace Sauce.” That sauce has a little spice to it -/ nice touch. Great combo of flavors! $15 and worth it, IMO. Extra points for the complimentary sides of ridged potato chips and pickle spear. I’d give it 4.5 stars if that was available. I reserve the 5-star rating for excellent results after 3 or 4 visits, but all was very satisfying for this first try!

A new neighborhood gem. So happy to find sandwiches and salads made with the freshest of ingredients. I had the Italian Sub and it was stuffed full with at least a pound of excellent meat and cheeses on very good and fresh bread. The sandwich was huge and could easily be split by two people or taken home for lunch the next day. I was told that new items will be added to the menu in next several weeks. The chocolate chip cookie I bought was one of the best I ever had!! They also have a nice selection of gourmet products that would make wonderful gifts. I also loved that they had a kid menu which was reasonable. I even grabbed a cheese platter from the Grab and Go section which included cheese, meat and fruit. I would recommend Zoller's to anyone looking for something that is a huge step up from your average sandwich shop. The atmosphere is casual and fresh looking. It is the kind of place you feel welcome to sit and read a book!

Ordered delivery. The Cesar salad was good but heavy on the cheese. The big Italian was disappointing for a $17.50 sandwich. The bread was great but the contents were disappointing. Based on images online I thought it would be enough to share but it was not enough food. The delivery system they use is great but beware of the $7.50 service fee. Overall I would not order from here again. $52 for a sandwich, salad, and two sodas delivered.

Came here for lunch on a weekday. I loved the store itself. Bright, modern, felt spacious. I also loved how you could buy some specialty retail food items as well. I didn't buy anything but they have a nice selection of pantry items, fun spice combos, condiments and whatnot. For lunch, I had the Terrace Turker sandwich. A pretty solid turkey sandwich, loved the bread and their specialty sauce. I also love that all sandwiches come with chips and a pickle, makes the price point feel like it's worth it. I wasn't too hungry as I had a late breakfast otherwise I would have went with a heftier sandwich, I really want to try the Big Italian and The Mort! I will def be back to try. The menu overall was otherwise pretty limited. They had a total of 8 sandwiches, but that's not a bad thing. I like when a shop does a few things VERY well rather than 3822 things just sort of okay. That being said, I do hope that as seasons change they update the menu a bit to keep things feeling fresh or using seasonal ingredients. Excited to have a place like this in the neighborhood and I hope they stay around for a while!

So far I've had "The Mort" a couple of times and had "The Big Italian" once recently. Both were great. I do think the sandwich menu prices are on the high side--but, the sandwiches come with chips and a pickle, and the sandwich itself is reasonably sized (not huge, but enough). They also have some interesting specialty items on the shelves, like some really good pecans and almonds. Looking forward to trying more from here.

This is my second review of Zoller's since they have updated their menu and are many more things to review. I can say this is still my favorite sandwich shop in the area. But they have many more things than just sandwiches. I had a soup and salad the last time I went. I don't really like tomato soup but after the charming owner gave me a sample to try I can say it is now my new favorite thing. The tomatoes were roasted and creamy and the pistachios added a unique dimension to the soup. I liked it so much I got some to take home!!! The kale salad was also exceptional. I also got the Terrace Turkey Sandwich to take home for dinner. Again, it was exceptional. Moist and so tasty. Can't wait to go back and try the other new sandwiches on the menu.

I'm impressed. Its not just the laboratory kitchen (i always loved laboratorio del gelato) or the cool sundry rubs, jams and snacks..... but if you love sandwiches like me, you'll realize that nearly EVERY sandwich you buy in NYC tastes the goddamn same, as apparently they are all made from the head of a boar :). The higher end meats will bring you a whole new flavor palate on the sandwiches you know. It comes at a price obviously, and i'm not saying i will stop going to nearby Sub Hub, but that is for takeout solo missions. Most of us always have a vegetarian in the group and no, they almost never want a lame vegetarian sandwich. The salads here look promising and i will report back on that, because i can't drag family or friends here without a good salad. Update to come....

Not only is the food excellent, the owner and staff are gracious and friendly. I had the Terrace Turker sandwich and Tomato Soup. My wife had the daily special a sandwich with roasted brussel sprouts and cheese. We will be back, and soon.

Zoller's is a welcome addition to the Windsor Terrace/Park Slope neighborhood. The owner lives in Windsor Terrace and has years of experience in the culinary arts. He saw a need in the neighborhood for something different and creative. Zoller's is an attractive cafe with a unique menu of sandwiches and salads. They offer a pleasant seating area for dining in if you like. On my first visit I tried the Italian Sub. It is a combination of four meats, provolone, red peppers, enhanced by a really flavorful dressing and served on fresh Italian bread. Everything comes together perfectly on this substantial sandwich. On my next visit I had the Italian Cowboy. It exceeded all my expectations. Served on an excellent focaccia, the roast beef is prepared in house and is so flavorful on its own. It is perfectly paired with broccoli rabe, mozzarella, sweet chili peppers and other complimentary flavors. I can't wait to come back to try the other sandwiches or a salad. While you are waiting check out the gourmet items for sale. There are nicely curated selections to add to your kitchen or for perfect gifts A final note, Zoller's is kid friendly with sandwiches and treats for the munchkins! While I was there several families stopped in for a bite.

My first visit to this newly-opened place. I had the "Terrace Turker." It was a very tasty sandwich -- sourdough bread with smoked turkey, white American cheese, roasted red peppers, arugula and "Terrace Sauce." That sauce has a little spice to it -/ nice touch. Great combo of flavors! $15 and worth it, IMO. Extra points for the complimentary sides of ridged potato chips and pickle spear. I'd give it 4.5 stars if that was available. I reserve the 5-star rating for excellent results after 3 or 4 visits, but all was very satisfying for this first try!

Boy was I looking forward to this and it didn't disappoint!! I opted for the Italian Cowboy and it was absolutely delicious. The staff were extremely friendly and the place looks amazing. Looking forward to trying the other sandwiches and snacks!

Turker and Big Italian. Turker has great taste 9/10. Italian also very tasty, but bread was old and very chewy 7.5/10. Came in at 5pm. Should give option to toast, if not change out bread later in the day. Pickles were very tasty, but they should give more chips per order! Staff also friendly. Fresher bread and more chips would give at least 8.5-9/10. Will return and give them chance at redemption!

Split THE MORT with my husband. Delish! Comes with potato chips and a dill pickle spear. Focaccia bread was soft and crunchy at the same time. Held up well with the sandwich ingredients. Nice selection of beverages including beer and I saw 1 cider option. Place is spotless. Kitchen is huge and will eventually have cooking classes. Still working on testing things on the menu. There's seating inside and kid friendly food options. We'll be back for sure to try the other sandwich and salad options. Coffee and pastries and cookies and snack options as well.

My husband and I had a delicious lunch at Zoller's - a bright, attractive and welcoming new shop in Windsor Terrace. The sandwiches were so creative: mine - ham, homemade brie spread, fig & apples and my husband's - mortadella on focaccia & not sure what else. The the chocolate chip cookies were divine. We picked up some very interesting and clearly curated food, including the steamed & marinated Artichoke snacks. The sandwiches are large enough that we brought half home to enjoy later with Zoller's tomato soup and homemade beef jerky. Looking forward to when they are able to start cooking classes for children as a fun experience for our granddaughter. And - the owner and chef, Jared is absolutely charming.