“ Great sandwich with a side of pasta salad. WOW it was so tasty. The owner was the nicest lady. ”

“ We came down to St. Pete for a quick lunch and a little shopping. If you blink, you might miss Brooklyn South as your drive past. It's in a row of shops and isn't prominently marked, but their sandwiches are worth stopping for. There is a small indoor space, with a couple of guys that are welcoming in a friendly but reserved European sort of way. Prime outdoor space in the Florida sun just outside. The sandwiches are the main event here. Standard meats and breads with unique cheeses and spreads of fig preserves or a Russian steak sauce! Both times we visited we were impressed by the options and flavors. They have serval different drink options that are pre-bottled. No run-of-the-mill fountain drinks here. Wine options were in the cooler, but we didn't ask how they were offered on this visit. Chips are options from Deep River and are very good. Make a visit, try the one with turkey and fig. Ask for extra fig. You won't be sorry. ”

“ FAMILY HALLOWEEN LUNCH ADVENTURE!!! This place was great, small, but great. They had two larger tables outside with umbrellas. A small semi long bar top at their front window inside and some 4-6 tables between the window and the counter. It is a nice shop, with some similarities to a Brooklyn sandwich shop, depending on which one you might have gone to. We all ordered the same Italian meat sandwich. They were enjoyed by all, but really I'm not sure if we'd get it again as they had many other sandwiches to choose from and AS ALWAYS this is an honest review... The sandwich was pretty dry the cheese did not add much. Honestly it was not an Italian meat filled sandwich . It was more of a sandwich I could make at home with ciabatta bread. The sauce is supposed to differentiate this sandwich from other basic Italian sandwiches. Unfortunately the sauce was either a thin spread or it seeped too much into the bread, It was underwhelming in regard to the taste/amount of the sauce. It barely added anything to the sandwich. All 5 of our different tastebuds agreed. More sauce might have saved it for us. The Italian meat sandwich was good to try once!!! Food to value ratio: Just OK. For 14$ each sandwich. I could have paid for 2 and made 5 of these sandwiches with piled high meat, cheese, roasted red peppers at home and added my own sauce with home made basil/pesto/other. We all got glass bottle craft Ice tea's, but they did have lemonade, craft sodas and more I paid 86$ for 5 sandwiches and 5 drinks. I did not feel the value for that type of dollar. The employees were very friendly, but seemed a bit disorganized in their processes. After 15 years in the industry myself. I can pretty much tell when there are new(er) people at an establishment. I base my perspectives on how easy the staff perform the constant repetitive tasks of their individual roles. I have worked them all!!! We did return, after some trick or treating as we saw they had root beer floats for 7$ on our way out. These are what made this place great for us!!! Side note: Brooklyn South also has deserts: The wife got the pumpkin pie and said it was a great piece of pie. She would eat it again!!! They have many other desert options as well. Cannoli's anyone??? I will def try their Cannoli next time to see if it's frozen or made in house. Because we will def stop back for their Root Beer floats next time we're in the area, they were that good!!! Now let's get to those RBF's. They use their craft can root beer, yes you get the remainder of the can for refilling needs. You get a frosted mug or at least it's a cold as ice mug before it gets to the table and the natural creamy vanilla ice cream was a perfect pair to the root beer. Drink to Value ration: Excellent!!! For 7$ this RBF IS OUTSTANDING, the boy, the little one and I. ALL LOVED THEM. The root beer had a very OLD SCHOOL GOODNESS feeling, by the taste, vessel & crafting method provided by the staff!!! I will update this review if/when we return for any other sandwiches or deserts!!! AS ALWAYS TRY IT FOR YOURSELF!!! ”

“ The Mac and cheese was the best I've ever had! Loved the Cuban. The m/c was enough to share and you could add extra meats if desired. ”

“ I have visited Brooklyn South three separate times now and am always happy. Sandwiches are very hearty and so flavorful. Usually makes two meals for me. Place is on the smaller side but has indoor and outdoor seating. Service is always good. Feels very similar to service in Brooklyn. No fuss. Highly recommend. ”

“ One of our favorite sandwiches, cheese, and wine shop in a small store front. A few tables inside and some outside. It's hard to choose from the list because they are so good sounding and unique. This time I had the grilled 3 cheese with bacon and tomatoes. The other was the Ruben. One of the best things about the sandwiches is the bread. Fantastic! ”

“ I was craving a sandwich for lunch yesterday, but wanted to get something from a spot I haven't been in a while. I decided on Brooklyn South in St Pete. This might be the ugliest tasty sandwich I have ever had. Meatloaf sandwich with provolone, sauteed onions, and Peter luger mayo. Flavor was truly exceptional. Bread and meatloaf were perfect. It really wasn't much to look at, but it was truly satisfying. I don't know why I always overlook this spot. They always offer tasty sandwiches and they recently expanded and are now offering a larger selection of cheese next door. Awesome little sandwich and cheese shop. Highly recommended. ”

“ After rock climbing at the vertical ventures nearby me and some friends worked up an appetite. Low and behold Brooklyn south was in walking distance. Let's dive in , so first i wish my bread was pressed longer I was expecting a get a crunch with my bite but did not , the rosemary chicken tasted true to its name but that bread being crispy would've elevated this sandwich a couple notches. It's essentially rosemary chicken and cheese that's it , it would benefit to have some acidity to cut through the richness because it gets old after a couple of bites. A tomato , some form of mustard is the missing link but overall it was a pretty good sandwich. Press that bread fellas :) ”