Everyone loves sandwiches. Why? Because you can do basically combine anything with bread and make it into an ingenious sandwich.

You see, when it comes to sandwiches, the more creative the better.

And that's what New York's sandwich shops are all about: bringing fresh, quirky combinations to the table that will forever keep your taste buds on their toes.

So here are 9 of the most scrumptious sandwiches you'll find in New York City. (And, of course, feel free to let us in on your favorites in the comments below!)

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1. Peanut Butter and Co. (240 Sullivan Street)

You may have seen jars of Peanut Butter and Co. eponymous peanut butter on grocery store shelves, but if you want to experience great peanut butter sandwiches, you have to go directly to the source itself, right?

Peanut Butter and Co.'s sandwiches do some seriously weird but great things with peanut butter, things that beat thin layers of PB&J on wheat bread like you're used to.

For example, maple bacon peanut butter and triple decker peanut butter and jelly club sandwiches are available here, to name just a few of their many delicious options.

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2. Banh Mi Saigon (198 Grand Street)

The banh mi becomes a classic wherever it is, and at Banh Mi Saigon, it is no different.

This banh mi is as traditional as they come, with pickled carrots, daikon, cucumbers, and cilantro, plus hot peppers-- and not forgetting that delightful toasted bread, of course.

You can even choose your protein from beef, chicken, or the classic pork. They also have a vegetarian option.

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3. Paris Baguette (various NYC locations)

This quaint French bakery and cafe is known for its French style baguette sandwiches.

When you pick one up, you'll be lifted off your feet into a whirlwind adventure back to the City of Light itself.

Okay, maybe not literally, but that's what your taste buds will tell you. You can get a ham and cheese croissant sandwich for brunch or a lovely smoked salmon sandwich.

Bottom line is, you'll feel elated no matter what you get.

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4. Sandwich House (17 Ann Street)

#TBT to Sunday lunch or dinner at your nonna's house when you walk into this spot!

Come here for classic, hearty Italian sandwiches loaded with Prosciutto di Parma, or grilled marinated eggplant, or covered in red sauce like in the chicken parm.

Trust us, Italian flavor promises to be big here. Like real big.

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5. Tiny's Giant Sandwich Shop (129 Rivington Street)

Sandwiches are anything but tiny in this LES sandwich shop. They're loaded with cold cuts, toppings, and condiments that add the perfect amount of flair.

Try the Spicy Rizzak, with turkey, bacon, melted cheddar, and spicy chipotle mayo, complete on a toasted sesame baguette.

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Big flavors on big sandwiches equals big satisfaction, if you ask me. Or anyone else who's gone here, for that matter.

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6. Angela's Sandwich Shop (1428 6th Avenue)

Angela's is located just a block from Central Park, so all you have to do to have a park picnic is grab a couple of sandwiches here with your peeps and set up camp!

Angela's spicy turkey and bulgogi sandwiches are favorites, but you must have the Thanksgiving dinner sub.

Considering that the best thing to do with your Thanksgiving leftovers is make them into a panini or a sandwich, this is your best bet because you can now have Thanksgiving dinner virtually year-round. And nobody's complaining about that!

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7. Murray's Cheese Shop (254 Bleecker Street)

Murray's Cheese Shop obviously has the cheese game on lock, but have you tried their Murray's Melts? That is, grilled cheeses featuring some of the best of Murray's selection.

The bacon and cheddar melt is loaded with thick, crispy bacon and molten Tickler and New York State cheddar cheeses.

Be right back, soaking up with cheese-filled glory over here.

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8. Cheeky Sandwiches (35 Orchard Street)

Missing Mardi Gras? This sandwich shop brings New Orleans flair and flavor to the LES, with mouthwatering Bayou classics like shrimp and oyster po'boys.

Prepared to perfection from the bread to the succulent shellfish piled inside, don't miss out on this one for true Louisiana comfort.

If you enjoyed this article, check out the 9 Greatest Italian Sandwich Shops in NYC!