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Something we had to do in SOHO. I have to say that the bread slices are large. But, it is still a peanut butter and jelly sandwich! We tried the basic toasted peanut butter and jelly(our favorite at home) It was OK. Also tried a chocolate milkshake. WE did not drink half of it due to lack of flavor. I would just order milk or a coke. Probably wont go back. Much better value for the money on 9th avenue near Times Square.

I was very disappointed in my lunch today at PB & Co. I love their pb and tell everyone who will listen how good it is. I've been there several times and usually enjoy it. However, today, my sandwich was about half the size as they used to be and when I asked for extra carrots (carrots & chips come with each sandwich) instead of the chips and got only 6 tiny carrot sticks, I asked if that was it and they replied "well, we usually only give 3, so yes." 3 carrots, that's it? Seriously? I love the pb, but for the price, the tiny sandwich and 6 carrot sticks that I got was not worth it. I won't be going back for sandwiches again. Too many other better restaurants in this city.

Took my brother here and sandwiches were big but the bread crust is too hard and crunchy. It scratches the roof of your mouth! I agree that the prices are high but in all fairness, the pieces of bread are huge - it's not your normal loaf of bread. I've only ordered the grilled PB&J and the Peanut Butter Cup Sandwiches but they are both great. I would def recommend this place - it's got a great vibe and the staff are great.

I like the sandwich's they make but it's really price... 2 sandwich's with 2 shakes is about 22 bucks and change. I had the fluffernutter which I think is the best on the menu so far.

I'm a peanut butter junky but I never thought peanut butter, banana, fluff, and bacon would be a good combo. But get that grilled and it's one of my favorite sandwiches. The place is really small and hard to find a seat. But get your sandwich grilled to go and you won't be disappointed.

No doubt this place is expensive for a sandwich that can be made at home for pennies. Still, it's damn good. I had the Elvis with bacon, believe the hype it's really good. Came with chips and carrots. Really good all around. ' Now for the bad, I tried the PB and J shake cause it sounded unique. It tasted like they just put in peanut butter ice cream, which is good but I was expecting something more unique. Decor was nice, a little clubhouse like. The one guy there was overworked to death, I felt bad for him. Overall, good for a try, I'd only go back if I was in the area.

I have regularly visited this place for several years now even trailing a party of 20 people in with me once and they didn't kick us out and welcomed the smiles we brought. This place is a must if you are a fluffnuter fan like me. having grown up with a fluffnutter in my lunchbox everyday as a child it is a must go to place for food once in a while. The prices are what they are. it is NYC and it is the village. What is REALLY nice is that there ARE options fr regular foods like tuna/chicken salad sandwiches and fluffnutter milkshakes that can also be made with soymilk and such. Even peanut butter taster dish with celery/carrot sticks/apples/bananas. And they ADORE kids and strollers and families. And I so love their peanut butter I take it home everytime. You can even get a U-bet chocolate milk :) I recommend it highly.