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Inside a Hipster Sub Sandwich, From The Ace Hotel NY's New 'No.7'

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April 2, 2010 at 3:00 PM | by | Comment (1)

PIckled blueberries. That's the red-purpley stuff smushed into our sub sandwich above, which we devoured yesterday at Ace Hotel New York's newest addition: No. 7 Sub. Such imaginative ingredients are the star of the menu, which really only features several different sub sandwiches, all priced at $9, and prepared on bread baked at No. 7's original Brooklyn location.

These are no Subway $5-Foot-Longs; they're smaller than you'd expect, but they pack a welcome punch. The men who make them behind the counter are dressed like chefs, not cafeteria workers, and yet the hipster-friendly atmosphere in the tiny space brings The Ace's laidbackness (not a real word, we know) around the corner. Because yes, this shop is technically around the corner from the entrance of the hotel and not accessible from the popular lobby. Still, try the "yuzuade" too.

The menu and more photos, after the jump!

Of course we can't leave you without drooling over the menu. We'll be back if only to sink our teeth into an eggplant parm sub, but you can find out more about them yourself here.

SUBS $9

GENERAL TSO'S TOFU
Broccoli Mayo, Roasted Onions, Carrots

BRAISED LAMB
Peanut Butter, Mint Jelly, Romaine, Pappadam

CEVICHE
Cucumber, Red Onion, Avocado, Fried Hominy, Leche de Tigre Mayo

BROCCOLI
Fresh Mozzarella, Thai Basil Pesto, Fried Lemon

ROAST BEEF
Romaine, Pickled Blueberries, Doenjang, Smoked Gouda

IMITATION LOBSTER ROLL
Pickled Ginger Mayo, Candied Wasabi, Potato Chips

TUNA SALAD
Beets, Red Onion, Feta, Black Olives, Oregano

EGGPLANT PARM
Fontina, Yellow Squash, Pickled Jalapenos, BBQ Potato Chips

TURKEY CUBANO
Pickled Daikon, Chinese Mustard, Swiss

CUCUMBER SALAD
Lychee Muchim, Goat Cheese, House-Cured Bac-Os

HALF-MOON COOKIE: $3
ROUTE 11 POTATO CHIPS: $2.50

HOUSE-MADE SODAS

Yuzuade, Hibiscus Ginger Ale, or Maple Cream: 16 oz $3, 20 oz $4
COKE or DIET COKE: 16 oz $2, 20 oz $2.75

[All photos: HotelChatter]

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