A stop at Liberty Bagels was the best way to end a weekend in the city. I couldn't believe how many…read moredifferent flavors of bagels, cream cheese, and other items that they offered. If you can't find something here, that is your own fault. The service was good and the inside was clean and nice. Make sure to check them out!

Bagel sandwiches are giving me life! My family of four needed a late lunch so we stopped at the…read moreiconic Liberty Bagel and it met our expectations! The bagel sandwiches were filling. We didn't wait more than 5 mins for our food. They give out free stickers which we loved!

Wow, what a gem of a find! Our family got in line for the Stardust Diner and the wait was over an…read morehour. The Grab N Go Deli across the street to the rescue! Proximity was the main factor and we walked over and ordered the pastrami sandwich (SO GOOD), a cheeseburger and fries (solid), and and italian sub. The staff was super friendly and even let my kids use their employee bathroom (which was SPOTLESS, even though tiny). The food was made fresh to order and was honestly much better than the food at Stardust! When we finally got into Stardust we ordered appetizers, drinks, and dessert to share and enjoyed the show!

We had the best bagels of our trip from the deli at the back of this shop, and the guy making the…read morebagels was so friendly and really helped us all start our days with smiles! It's exactly what the name implies - a NYC grab and go deli. I would pop back in here for sure! It was nice that there were 4 stools at the counter up front to sit at for a few minutes too.

We stayed around the corner from here and stopped by a couple of times. It's a little place with…read moreone tiny plastic table and two plastic chairs, so this is definitely NOT a sit down kind of place. It's good for grab and go meals, like so many other places around here. The food we had was good and the guys working were super friendly. The prices aren't bad, either. They have deli food, breakfast plates, sides and a random assortment of other things. I will come back the next time I'm in this part of the city. The name has changed to the Lucky Cheese Deli. This used to be called the Hello Deli that David Letterman would feature on his show with Rupert (but he is gone now).

I came in, but I didn't stay. Rupert is long gone, hopefully enjoying his retirement after working…read moreso hard for so many years. . The new people running the place were nice, but the place just wasn't the same. They probably kept the name, for the name, recognition, so that people like me would go in and think that it was the same place that it used to be. It's not. While this used to be a true deli, now, it's more like the brick and mortar version of a Halal food cart. Don't get me wrong, There is absolutely nothing wrong with Halal food carts., I have gotten some amazing food at those places. Unfortunately that wasn't what I was looking for when I came in today. This place is the "Hello Deli" in name only. Once again, enjoy your retirement, Rupert. You've earned it.

Clean space with fast service' There were lots of tables available and our group was able to sit,…read moreenjoy our bagels, and plan our day!

Can I after 11 o'clock at night on a Thursday. Thirsty a little bit hungry for some sweets on a hot…read moreday. Got a little cannoli. It was small, but it packed a punch with delicious flavor. Service was friendly and quick. The place is clean and welcoming.

Great bacon egg cheese on everything bagel. Does it get any…read morebetter! Out latte was super hot and to our liking

After walking around Times Square all morning, we wanted something that would appeal to everyone…read more(party of 6). Came across this gem! Part grocery store, part restaurant, part self service. We loved the paninis, subs, self-serve salad station and Chinese food. Also found some British treats too that are hard to find where we live. The staff were all helpful, friendly and nice. Very happy we found this place!

Great spot for breakfast or lunch. Everything is huge and delicious. Highly recommend.read more

Went here because it was convenient to where we were staying but oh so good…read more Food: 5. Service: 4 Atmosphere: 4 Cost to worth it rating: 3 Opentableable: no but can pre-order online with Toast Return worthiness: yes Eve award: best build your own breakfast sandwich Highlights: - Make your own breakfast sandwich: such a great option. I got a crazy combo of everything, fried egg, cheddar, pastrami, and hash brown. Still dreaming of it. 5 stars - Plain bagel: my teen son said it was the best thing he had in New York. And he had several steaks and nice pastas! 5 stars - Bagel flavors: solid everything but fun ones like French toast were wonderful too. - Option for side of turkey by the 1/4 pound and up: good for my picky son - Order online and pickup option: glad didn't have to wait and they were awesome about reading the comments on customizations that weren't available in the checkbox Lowlights: - Since my son loved it so much, wish we had gotten more!

Dang! I used to come here a lot and didn't even realize I did not write a review for this place…read more It's a pretty decent deli with hot foods, salads, sandwiches and wraps. There's seating at the back of this deli. This place never really gets too crowded during lunch. I really like their Chicken Caesar Wrap a lot, which I normally would get. I've tried their Diablo Turkey Wrap once and that will be the last time because dang it was so spicy that I couldn't even eat it. Each bite to me was hell and poor me just had to continue my day with a few bites of lunch. But then again I am weak sauce when it comes to spice, so for those of you who can handle spice (lucky you), this may be a joke, but to me it was 3 cups of water after a few bites. So the other day I couldn't decide what I want for lunch, so I came back and saw Bibimbap written on their chalkboard. And that is what I'll have. I had the beef bibimbap, which comes with a soup. I took it back to my desk and took a picture of my food, forgetting to turn off the flash and all my co-workers gave me a "what the hell? did you just take a picture of your lunch?" look. Then I explained to them how I write about food reviews on my spare time, but luckily they thought it was pretty interesting. Any way, the beef bibimbap was pretty okay. The beef was very flavorful. The veggies were pretty fresh and the strong smell of sesame oil got a lot of co-workers looking my way with envious eyes (haha I kid, but dang the sesame oil was pretty strong). The fried egg was a little too over done. But overall I am satisfied, but I've had better bibimbap elsewhere. As for the miso soup it was pretty flavorful. Plus, the Korean lady who works at the front is extremely nice. Always with a smile. Oh and they have frozen yogurt too, which really hits the spot on a late afternoon.

Decent salads, pulled pork, yellow beans and rice too…read more They've recently begun to carry Japanese Udon soup made to order along with their usual sushi items. Seating in the back.

I stayed in NYC for a week and ate out at expensive restaurants almost every day. By the last…read morecouple of days, I was honestly getting tired of it and was looking for something more casual. That's when I discovered this place, and I wish I had found it sooner. They have a huge selection of deli sandwiches, American staples, snacks, drinks, and just about anything else you might need. It also has a lot of convenience-store items. I think locals call places like this bodegas, but whatever the label, it was exactly what I was looking for. I practically survived off this place during the last two days of my trip. The food was quick, satisfying, and much more affordable than many of the restaurants I had been visiting. Definitely worth stopping by if you're in the area. It was also super clean and well maintained the freshly squeezed juices were fantastic after walking a ton of miles daily.

For a local deli they're super affordable and absolutely nothing special. But they're quick,…read moreefficient, and have a vast menu. Went for a lamb plate which, as of this review, was all of $10 and not bad at all. Ambiance is entirely local and exactly what you'd expect, with friendly employees who tolerated this tourist.