The phrase "a quick sandwich" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a sandwich that is prepared or consumed in a short amount of time, often implying simplicity or convenience.
Example: "I don't have much time for lunch, so I'll just grab a quick sandwich from the deli."
Alternatives: "a fast sandwich" or "a speedy sandwich."
After a quick sandwich, Douglas corrected essays.
I'm going to attempt a quick sandwich run.
It includes several catering facilities offering everything from a quick sandwich to a three-course meal.
In America, it would be a quick sandwich and back to work.
We hung out in my room for a long time afterwards, before going Wawa for a quick sandwich.
A businessman in a great hurry sat down at a drugstore lunch counter for a quick sandwich.
Those working up an appetite across the games need the knowledge, and I'm here to help be it tips on the best outdoor markets, the killer street food opportunities, the greatest gastro palaces for that one off splurge (and the over hyped ones to avoid) or simply somewhere to grab a quick, quality sandwich.
If you're on the go, a quick deli sandwich or salad from the salad bar at the upscale Amish Market might be in order.
Grab a quick gourmet sandwich at Frank Bonanno's Salt & Grinder (3609 W. 32nd Avenue), pop into El Camino (3628 W. 32nd Avenue) for a Mexican dish, or stop by Sera's Ramen Enclave (3472 W. 32nd Avenue) for a twist on traditional ramen.
An airy dining room features an open kitchen, brick walls and shelves displaying jars of pickles, while a takeout counter dispenses quick sandwiches at lunchtime.
Then, ZOOM, back to my house for a quick tuna-fish sandwich (I love tuna-fish sandwiches, especially with potato chips) while flipping back and forth between the Women's Professional Billiards Championship and the latest Jewel video, which I now know they play at exactly the same time every day, because I am almost always here with my tuna-fish sandwich.
