Came here for a quick lunch and left very satisfied. Ordered the #4 turkey sandwich and it came out in about 5 mins - though I noticed that some other people seemed to be waiting a while longer for their orders. In any event, the turkey on my sandwich was fresh and the arugula was crisp - but just a bit too much sauce. Would definitely come back to try out their other items as it looks like they've got a lot of great options. read more

Depanneur - #4 Turkey Sandwich - Grocery Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Amazing neighborhood gathering place for awesome satisfying food and a variety of drinks. The best part is the staff- Sarah, Anthony, and all of their co-workers consistently provide efficient, friendly, and over-the-top kindness on my daily morning visits. Keep it up! read more

Best sandwich you'll ever have. I personally love the rosemary ham and turkey Reuben, but anything here will be sure to be delicious.

Very well-curated market, with a great selection of gourmet items and drinks, plus amazing coffees and pastries and made-to-order sandwiches. The market is one of those places with everything fancy, including inspiringly mysterious condiments--lots of hot sauces and oils to fancy up just about anything you make at home. Also basic pantry staples and cleaning supplies. Super convenient and the staff keeps things clicking. read more

This is a review for a delivery order, albeit one placed about 3 blocks from the location. My Sandwich: Tomato, Basil, Mozzarella on Sourdough Possibly one of the worst things I've ever eaten in my life. Sopping wet, disgusting to look at, and drenched in vinegar. Would have expected olive oil? His Sandwich: Turkey Reuben on Rye "I liked mine." The second star is for the boy, I'm willing to give them a bit of credit for trying. read more

I go here almost every day, Great place, nice people, get the number for turkey it's f-ing fantastic

Did I design this store sleepwalking through heaven with a case of the munchies? In Québécois French, "dépanneur" means corner shop or convenience store. Depanneur is Williamsburg's first dedicated, comprehensive snack store for Euro food fetishists. Not only does Depanneur boast a full coffee bar, sandwich deli and Ceci Cela pastries (best pain au chocolat in Brooklyn)--but it also carries daily lifestyle essentials, from tampons, to 3 different kinds of currywurst ketchup. If you travel across the Atlantic often--especially to the UK or Deutschland--you'll recognize what you thought was your "special" obscure snack at Depanneur. You know: The snacks you usually grab from local grocery aisles, and then stuff inside your suitcase for a self-congratulatory jaunt through return customs. Still getting over the fact that I just grabbed up Katje yogurt gummies, Flake bars, British elderflower soda, Alpine lemonade and Glühwein mix one block from my Brooklyn abode (with nary a boarding pass or brutal currency exchange). I'm going to go broke and get fat for this one. read more

This place will definitely be my new addiction. Right around the corner from my apartment! The staff is so friendly and informative. I thought it was a British or Germany grocery store, but it is a little bit of everything, including Italian and Norwegian and so on. I guess a taste around the world? Their sandwiches are fresh and made to order. Different types of cheese and meats line their fridge. They have elderflower soda, black currant, and a few kombucha flavors I never even heard of! This will be my go-to place for those hard to find exotic grocery items when I want to impress my friends. I'm addicted to their candies. My roomie and I bought so many things! read more

Much more than a depanneur (literally "help out", used in Canada for corner store). My girlfriend and I had to take this place into account when we moved out. I'm glad we ended only a couple of blocks away and we don't need anything else. Start the day with their ham & cheese croissant and a great coffee, get their amazing special daily sandwich for lunch and finally their bread and cheese will be your dinner. Best bread in town, and I'm French! read more

Get the turkey reuben. NOW! And please don't complain about it being pricey. The meats and cheeses come from happy, healthy animals that were raised as close as possible to NYC. That's good for you and the environment. That may not be your thing, and that's fine- get yourself a tasteless boar's head sandwich from one of dozens of Bedford avenue delis. Besides, are you seriously upset that your boutique williamsburg grocer is more expensive than foodland? You probably get mad at cold winter days and loud rock concerts. read more

This place is cute, service is friendly and the sandwiches are very tasty but $16 for a small turkey sandwich is obviously nuts. Pricing could and should be be more reasonable. But you can seldom find a business that doesn't take advantage of its customers in WB anymore. Comes with the territory. At least they don't skimp on quality! read more

I wanted to love this place, but I was left feeling "meh" about it. Nothing was terrible, but nothing was amazing either.

Completely missed this place for months even though I walk by it all the time. I wrote it off as another deli but now that I've been inside, I'm hooked. The sandwiches are out of this world and they post daily specials on Facebook so ordering is easy. A must try is the grilled cheese and prosciutto with fig jam. It's also more of a gourmet grocery store with a million interesting things that I want to try out when cooking/baking. Plus, there are a lot of locally produced products from Brooklyn. read more

A great place for a sandwich or a coffee and pastry, but most other items in the store are crazy expensive. Service can be really slow. If you want to pop in to get a sandwich, prepare to stand in line to wait, even if you've already ordered and paid for it through seamless. They used to have a great system with two cash registers so they could process customers quickly, but that's been abandoned. Now there can be 2 people in the store and 5 people behind the counter, and you still have to get somebody's attention to ask whether one of those sandwiches waiting to be picked up belongs to you. I don't understand the point of seamless if it makes the experience harder and more frustrating. read more

Stopped by for a quick coffee and breakfast yesterday morning. Enjoyed an almond milk mocha and an egg and cheese croissant. I thought the coffee was very good - very fresh, bold flavor, and perfectly sweetened mocha. Maybe I was too naive, but the American in me was expecting a warm egg and cheese croissant sandwich. Instead I got a semi-warm croissant with a room temp cut boiled egg and sliced cold cheese. Maybe this is how they do it but would have liked a little warning! Would come again for coffee but wasn't the breakfast I was expecting yesterday. Was also a bit more expensive than I wanted- $14.50 for both. read more

The gluten-free hazelnut and pistachio cakes are so delicate and delicious I come here every time I'm in Brooklyn - can't get enough!! Trying their #4 and #11 sandwiches today read more

Regular sandwiches get a makeover at Depanneur. Do you want ham? How about rosemary ham with caramelized onions and dijon mustard? You get my point. There is a reason you pay the extra $4-5 dollars for a sandwich. I have also had their morning pastries. Holy cow! That is a flaky, buttery croissant. I binged on those for a couple weeks back last winter but weaned myself off of them. Coffee is expensive. Is it worth it? I'd rather splurge on a sandwich. read more

Best sandwiches in Williamsburg. French bodega with high-quality sandwiches, bread, cheese, snacks, condiments. Sandwiches are significantly better than your average sandwich; they use cheeses like manchego/taleggio/fontina/gruyere with horseradish creme fraiche/harissa mayo/sea salt butter. #9 Rosemary Ham = YES. Cute inside, lots of outdoor seating. Lots of high-quality & local chips, chocolate, sauces, pantry items. read more

I love specialty stores that serve delicious food and have wide selections. The local products are a nice Brooklyn touch. I rode my Citi bike here this summer and parked directly across the street. That was a nice bonus. There are great sandwiches made to order, charcuterie, cheeses, coffees, cookbooks, and cleaning products. Come in for some nice gourmet items, have a coffee and grab a yummy sandwich. Oh, their boquerones are wonderful too. read more

One of my favorite coffee / sandwich / pastry shops with the best gluten free and vegan options

For a store that claims to be such a high quality corner cafe - with its over priced products and fancy wrappings, believe me...it only gives you the illusion that it is high-end. People, dont allow your intelligence to be insulted by this facade. I already had the vibe that these owners are cheap and want everything for nothing -- look at their turnover of employees. people dont last there a wekk or two! that's the first red flag. Second, do some comparative shopping. I already knew how much of a rip-off this store is because in the past a small bottle of maple syrup was 13.00 later i saw the same maple syrup in a grocery store in California for 5.99. and again at the store down the street. But due to convenience and Against my better judgement i went to back to this store asking for a catering menu - they said to go to the web site i went the website and the menu was unreadable. it is such a low resolution that you can not even make out the words. And trust me, i am highly versed in both mac and PC machines, How is someone supposed to order a catering service when first of all - they refuse to speak with you in the store and then send you to a crappy looking unprofessional website where the menu is illegible, the photos look like they were taken with an iphone and the navigation is nothing but constant scrolling.... really Depanneur? Are you that cheap that you wont pay e real web designer instead of using a lightroom template? I wouldn't embarrass myself by having this place cater my event where the guest are all high-end models makeup artists and painters and my client....he is a multi-millionaire and a world traveler. you are super cheap about everything, but super expensive when it comes to putting money in your own pocket. This review isnt about crappy food or crappy service -- it is about the cheap ass owners who try and take advantage of their customers by gouging their wallets and all a while refusing to pay professionals to do professional work. Anyone, especially the artists in Williamsburg, can tell the difference and can not be fooled. I/ we see between your lines and shame on you Depanneur!. i wont be returning.Il go around the corner to the Daily Feed and have Alex's gracious and humble peeps cater my event. read more

While walking around the neighborhood, we stumbled upon this shop and decided to go on in. We had already eaten so I unfortunately didn't get to try any of their sandwiches, but we still wandered around and looked at all the grocery items. The store is clean and well organized and packed with unique gourmet food. The employee was very friendly and didn't mind us browsing for a bit. We ended up buying some specialty popcorn and jams that were DELICIOUS. When I'm back in the area again, I'll definitely pop in for lunch! read more

Nice cute coffee spot and breakfast break. Nice breakfast oatmeal's bowls and amazing bread

The vibe in this adorable corner store is unreal! The staff is very friendly and takes care of their neighbors. It is pricey, but you have to keep in mind you are buying the best of the best Almond butters, olive oils, organic raw chocolate.. I happen to stop in on my way home from work the other night and was offered any of the baked goods they had left over from the day. So for locals who love buttery deliciousness, make sure to stop in around closing for FREE STUFF! you're welcome ;D read more

Fabulous little hipster corner deli! Fine and unique foods for cooking and consuming immediately. Always a line. If you can find a table, sit outside under the awning! I ordered the #4, lady says it's the best! read more

Depanneur - Grocery Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

On the pricey side but great sandwiches. Their tuna salad to go is also very good. I like the turkey sandwich with the red peppers.

This would be a 5 because their food is always amazing both in store and for delivery and typically the delivery shows up in a timely manner. But my Opinion is soured a bit if you plan on getting anything for dinner go early - they start closing down way before 8:30 and if you get there even around 8:10-8:15 for Something as simple as cheeze and tomato on a baguette "they can't" the people at the counter will say "they stopped making sandwiches a while ago because we close in like 5 minutes" which is ok but then say we close st 8:15. read more

This place has great sandwiches-- but today I had a negative experience with the delivery service. I just had surgery and can only eat liquids, so we ordered soup from Depanneur. The entire purpose of the order was for the soup. They waited an hour after ordering to let us know that they had "just" sold out of the soup, and then did not offer a discount or a refund. The food here is good, but more courteous customer service would be much appreciated. Probably won't be ordering from here again. read more

4.5 stars - everything I've had here has been of the highest quality. Sandwiches are unique and delicious. This place makes me feel adventurous about trying brands that I've never had before. the spanish almond butter is HEAVEN! also love thier elderflower soda, fancy honey and imported pasta. Half a star off for thier European-style wait for the sandwich, but its a minor quibble. read more

I had the #4 Turkey sandwich and a small coffee, small is a very small cup, should be called extra small. But the sandwich was very tasty and flavorful and the only reason why I gave it 3 stars is because, although, I didn't have to wait long for the sandwich because it was already made in advanced but the bread is too tough, like chewing and pulling on rawhide. Denture wearers beware! I think another option regarding the bread would have been desirable like two slices of sourdough or country bread or even a good French baguette that is crispy on the open side and light and airy in the inside in more preferable than that tough rawhide baguette-like-bread they offered. read more

I'm done with this place, food is fine, but ridiculously expensive. I don't go here that often but I can recount 3 times now where I've ordered a sandwich ..... watched someone walk in after me by several minutes ..... order the same exact sandwich I did.... and get their food and leave before me after waiting like 20 minutes. Then I'll go ask where my food is and they have this bewildered ho hum coming right up nonsense. Nah... not acceptable, happens once ? Ok it happens ... happens 3 times in a year ???? Won't be getting my money anymore. read more

Two words - Intelligentsia Coffee. More words - this place is awesome. They have an incredible selection of products from all over at very fair prices. Baked goods look oh-so-tempting as does everything in the deli case. read more

"Artisan" does not always translate to "highfallutin ripoff" Sandor Ellix Katz sums up the connection between culture and foodcraft beautifully in his book "Wild Fermentation" but anyway I digress Yes, there are markups here, as with any small deli. But they also bring something new to the table - local, artisan crafted foods and beverages. Including Mother-in-Law's kimchi, which is seriously the Holy Grail of all kimchis. Nothing. else. is. better. I swear by it. If it were not $10/jar I'd be buying it every other day. read more

I was starving but had no time to sit down for lunch and wanted something portable to eat on my way out. Staying at 80 metropolitan in an airbnb, I wandered in based on the seemingly perpetually long line. Totally skeptical of a 10 dollar sandwich, I went with it for convenience sake (and a consistent crowd typically means something is going right). When I tell you this was the best f'ing turkey sandwich I've ever had, I mean it. It was definitely a ten dollar sandwich. Juicy super thinly sliced shaved turkey, creamy avocado, sharp and nutty manchego, sweet peppadew peppers, peppery arugula and tart pickled shallots, all on a toothy multigrain. An amazing combo of flavors and textures. I told anyone who would listen. It's actually worth the ten I paid. Can't wait to come back to Brooklyn and try the others. Depanneur, you make a damn good sandwich! read more

tl;dr- great food but for the price, you need to value taste over speed and polite staff. Depanneur would get 5 stars if the review criteria were limited to the quality of selection and taste of its food. The sandwiches are really great and the variety of fine grocery items is solid. However, Depanneur loses one star because the staff is pretty unfriendly. Sometimes it's to the point where you might think to apologize to the person taking your order for having inconvenienced him/her. Definitely uncomfortable and basically has left ordering from Depanneur only through Seamless. The other lost star is a result of the speed - really, the lack of speed. An order for a single cold sandwich placed at their counter can take 15-20 mins after 2 pm. I can't imagine what the 12-2 wait time is like. read more

Great sandwiches and corner store necessities drinks/snacks..but service can be very very slow and uninviting.

Pros: Sticky Buns to DIE FOR! Well tasting coffee Cider Donuts Chocolate chip cookies Vegan and locally made products A short Spanish man with an adorable hat is always very pleasant. Clearly not a respecter of persons. Treats all clients equally. Cooks seem pretty busy at all times. Short blonde white guy with mustache is pretty funny. Cons: The cashiers (outside of the people mentioned above) are not pleasant. Maybe going 5 days a week for the past 3 weeks may not be enough to remember a face (except for the above mentioned whom I've only encountered twice) but, there is little to no engagement or greeting, I should say. "I'll take the next guest" is the usual line followed by repeating and correcting your order. Complaint: I was charged for a mocha ($5.00) when I ordered a latte (4.00, extra for caramel flavoring) and the cashier didn't seem to understand me. Coffee is good when the girl with the black hair and black hat makes it! read more

I wish I discovered this place sooner. The Turkey Reuben is out of this world. Even though it's a a long wait-- it's well worth it. There's also a section of Cadbury chocolate that I only find in London & The Middle East so, yes!! read more

Depanneur - Turkey Reuben - Grocery Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Decent coffee - interesting but limited specialty item selection. Service can be spotty.

Tomato basil sandwich is amazing!!!