New York is arguably, the world capital of sandwiches. And no, not just bagels. All types of delicious combos stuffed between layers of bread/dough in some forms.

Guarionex Rodriguez, Jr. is a Brooklyn-based Dominican-American artist whose work explores themes of community and identity through the lens of diasporic unity and niche musical movements. His passion for storytelling extends beyond art to his appreciation for sandwiches—a universal comfort food. A DJ, photographer and artist, he's a typically busy New Yorker who depends on grabbing food quickly, depending on where he's at in the city.

"New York City is a melting pot of cultures from all over the world. It’s also one of the busiest cities where quick bites are necessary for the average New Yorker," he tells Trippin. "The evolution of New York deli’s from Italian owners, to the introduction of Puerto Rican bodegas to the shift of Mexican delis and the historical rise of Yemeni owned bodegas, this has given creativity to the New York sandwich scene."

He spends a lot of time on the go, running between photoshoots to DJ gigs, and depends on this sandwich quick pitstops for a worthy bite. "I’ve collected a list of places that captured the heart of my stomach," he says.

From where to go on your drunken night out to the perfect spot for a breakfast date, he's got you covered.