Best store in the neighborhood. Great selection and friendly staff. They're super helpful and…read moreresponsive to suggestions. Carry organic foods and quality products. Definitely a cornerstone of the neighborhood.

This is an ok spot for a late night bite in a pinch. I got the vegan chopped cheese, which was far…read moretoo salty.

Wow! Open 24hrs and they have a HUGE selection of gourmet sandwiches. I only wish we had one of…read morethese in Chicago! The sandwich making stations are clean and the preps are friendly and make great recommendations. Today we ate the Monterrey, The chipotle chicken, the Tuscany paninis and ham and cheese bagels with chipotle sauce and they were all delicious. No disappointments. The prices are very reasonable and you can get other items and snacks while they're making your sandwiches.

My wife and I vacationed and stayed in the area just before and after Labor Day this year. Great…read morevalue and no nonsense service. I would recommend anyone who is staying or works around the Hudson Square area to go here for breakfast or lunch.

Wow sometimes the unexpected happens, and you become pleasantly surprised.. my staff recommended…read morethis deli. I am always in the mood got a good turkey wrap with spinach and tomato. I stopped by M and O on Thompson and placed my order. I was asked if I wanted wrap toasted and I said yes. As I waited the menu is insane! Peri Peri chicken? What? That's a Portuguese special ( found out owner is from Portugal). There's rice pudding and empanadas.. one can find most anything here!. I took the sandwich back to work and was pleasantly surprised: wrap was pressed like a Cuban sandwich press. The turkey so fresh.. just loved every bite! I highly recommend this deli! M and O, FG is adding you to her Yelp rotation!

This spot is SO UNDERRATED - best BEC I've gotten in the city by far. You grab and choose your own…read morebagel, then they give you the option to have it toasted. The bacon was cut into the scrambled egg, which made the sandwich incredibly flavorful and juicy. 10/10!

This market is one of the cleanest and most well stocked I have seen. I was in a rush and wanted to…read moreget a quick bite to eat. So I got a bagel and a bar. The people who work here are super nice. And there is not much around this area to grab a quick bite to eat so, I was so thankful it was there.

I always order from this place. Breakfast sandwiches and the colombian coffee is great!…read moreFast and reliable as well

These are not smoothies, they're slushies…read more Coming in expecting "fresh fruit smoothies" will let you down. As a slushie, it was alright, although expectations from marketing were completely missed. Shan Fu did offer a unique order system where you received a number on a ripped piece of cardboard and then waited outside on the street corner for them to call your number.

Came here at 7pm to order fruit slushies/smoothies! A regular size was only $5 and it took under 5…read moreminutes to get my drink with no one ahead of me. Unfortunately the watermelon was sold out by then so we ordered the strawberry slush, strawberry smoothie (strawberry and banana), and passion fruit slush. Although all 3 tasted delicious, the passion fruit slush was my favorite!

Had amazing vegetarian food and great service and people and open late - will definitely be back!read more

This is a real deal NYC establishment, and I definitely recommend swinging by for your Mexican food…read morecravings or grocery needs (dried chiles, jarred huitlacoche or squash blossoms, dried herbs/spices, etc). The burritos are giant and doused in the three sauces - plan to eat with a knife and fork like de Blasio eating pizza. There's a friendly bodega cat who will keep you company while you wait for your food. My minor qualms: - huitlacoche and squash blossoms are only for quesadillas, can't have them in a burrito - lots of rice in the burrito, light on beans/cheese/crema - food is served in styrofoam takeout boxes, which are awful for the environment and have been banned in NYC for years

Few places have your heart like your local bodega, and Greenland Gourmet, my dear reader, is mine…read more The middle eastern cashier has seen my highest of highs, lowest of lows, and every stop in between. He has been there for me celebrating a new job as I picked up Martinelli's Apple juice to pair with my handle of Hennessy. He's asked if I'm feeling any better after my 3rd consecutive day of getting a liter of Essential water, a Gatorade Zero, and advil to fend off whatever flu bug I had. He's seen me jump from snack phase to snack phase: I've gone from White Cheddar Pop Corners to Nacho Hippea's Chickpea Puffs to Larry and Lenny's White Chocolate Macadamia cookies, and currently just back on classic goldfish. "No Pop Corners today!?" He laughs every time I order my CLASSIC chicken over rice with just chicken rice and onions. "No Salad? No tomatoes? No Sauce? No Nothin?" You know me big dawg! $9.06 is a cheat code. He's seen me stumble in here loaded after a long night at Ding-a-Ling, needing something in my stomach before I go to sleep but being completely overwhelmed at a menu that literally has everything from quesadillas to acai bowls. The only constant in life is change. Time passes, people move, and like a river's flow, it never ends. It's important to have a few pillars of consistency, for someone to truly see you. I'd argue that your local bodega is one of these pillars. One day when I eventually leave the city, I will miss it dearly, so I'm doing my best to appreciate these moments as I'm in them. What's that Andy Bernard quote? "I wish there was a way to know you're in the good old days before you've actually left them." IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov_reviews

Tried a few of their bfast items and they were all great. Staff is friendly and store is well…read morestocked.

Amazing little Japanese shop! I come here many times each week, the quality is amazing.read more

I didn't know how badly I needed this grocery store, until I went 3x in 24 hours…read more First was an exploratory shop to see what it sold. I picked up a box of 150 calorie frozen pudding-ese popsicles. Then, I stopped in for for a $3.50 go onigiri afternoon snack. They had a wide selection. Then, after 8pm all prepared foods are 50% off. I picked up sushi rolls, goyza, and shumai for dinner. All delicious, There are rows of Japanese snacks (shrimp chips, and ramen packs), all the sauces, fresh veggies, and Japanese Kit Kats. Small shop, but well stocked.