Give The Gift of Sandwell
Give the gift of Sandwell's deliciously healthyish sandwiches for every occasion — birthdays, holidays, thank-yous, or just because. Whether it's the Turkey Meatball Sub they can't stop thinking about or a chance to try something new, a Sandwell gift card lets them choose their own adventure.
eGift cards are available online here and via the link below. Physical gift cards can be purchased in-store at our NYC locations or by emailing hello@getsandwell.com. Gift cards are redeemable at all Sandwell locations — Upper West Side, Gramercy & SoHo — as well as online at getsandwell.com/order.
Frequently Asked Questions About Sandwell Gift Cards
Where can I buy a Sandwell gift card? Sandwell eGift cards are available for purchase online at sandwell.digitalgiftcardmanager.com/gift. Physical gift cards can be purchased in-store at any Sandwell location or by emailing hello@getsandwell.com.
Can I use a Sandwell gift card at all locations? Yes. Sandwell gift cards are redeemable at all NYC locations — 412 Amsterdam Avenue on the Upper West Side, 250 3rd Avenue in Gramercy, and 157 Prince Street in SoHo.
Can I use a Sandwell gift card for online orders? Yes. Sandwell eGift cards can be used for online ordering at getsandwell.com/order. Physical gift cards can be redeemed in-store at any Sandwell location.
Do Sandwell gift cards expire? Sandwell gift cards do not expire. They can be used at any time at any of our New York City locations.
Can I use a Sandwell gift card for catering orders? For questions about using a gift card toward a catering order, please email us at hello@getsandwell.com or catering@getsandwell.com and we'll be happy to help.
Sandwell gift cards are available in New York City. Sandwell is a local favorite near the Upper West Side, Central Park, American Museum of Natural History, Riverside Park, Lincoln Center, Gramercy Park, Union Square, Madison Square Park, Stuyvesant Town, Peter Cooper Village, East Village, Murray Hill, Kips Bay, Flatiron, NoMad, Stuyvesant Square, Baruch College, Empire State Building, Bellevue, NYU Langone, New York University, SoHo, Greenwich Village, the West Village, Nolita, Little Italy, Hudson Square, NoHo, Tribeca, and Washington Square Park. Popular with New Yorkers and international visitors alike — freshly made, satisfying, and rooted in New York food culture.