Mr. Moe's Deli (Third Avenue) Mr. Moe's are Gourmet to me…read more They are fully prepared and fresh food. There's everything you need. I've never had disrespectful service. I'm typically not a fan of chain markets but I've been to two Mr. Moe's and it's the same quality and cleanliness. If you live in the hood try them.

I live in Utah and wish we had this at home. When in NYC we visited Moes every single night. The…read morefood and smoothies are so yummy. I tried a different thing every night for 6 nights and was not disappointed. They are really nice and helpful and the prices are great.

I really really like this place. Great service, very friendly -- and not that fake friendly like…read moresome counter folk but, but sincere friendly like they want to be there. I was (thankfully) early for a train (normally I am running late and have to leap up the station stairs two at a time, sliding between the closing train car doors, slumping into a seat as a sweaty heaving mess... but let's get back to the review, shall we?). I had time to get something to eat and Q&N looked inviting. Spacious, clean, bright with a pretty deep menu, I ordered an egg white wrap * and a large black coffee (I'm a badass**). The coffee was good. Really good. Much better than the average fare. The wrap came out quickly, was wrapped really well -- you can tell these guys care. The wrap was tight with egg along every curve of the spiral. And it was very good, a blank canvas on which I could have put hot sauce, or salsa, but I ate it plain. It was filling and was a solid choice. Oh, and the prices here are very fair and, as far as my repast was concerned, a good value, especially compared to similar fare just a mile south. The store itself has a surprising number of products for purchase and is more than a convenience store. There is a very long hot food steam table, which also has fruit and vegetables (I only have it a cursory inspection). As I like to say, this place is a go! A little background: I was early for my train, and hungry... well, more peckish than hungry. See, I've been trying to lose weight and I walk every morning, and often I take another walk in the afternoon. Each walk is a minimum of four miles, often five or six. Knowing I had to catch a train this morning I only did four, which is a bit disappointing, but my girlfriend always tells me no matter how many miles, what counts is that I'm out there. Needing to get to the train on time, I had to skip breakfast after my walk and threw a snack bar into my bag in case I got hungry on the train. For the record, I don't like eating snack bars. I don't care how "healthy" they claim to be (and this was an Rx bar, which doesn't have an added sugar), they metabolize pretty quickly and can spike one's blood sugar. Which is to say I wish I had something else to eat. That's why I was so happy to find Q & N. Real quick, I forgot to tell you, when I was out walking (I walk along the river in Riverside Park) I saw a guy catch two sharks. Bull sharks. The ones that bite people. One was around 20 pounds, the other at least 30. I saw someone else catch four sharks in a 20 minute period. The sharks are out this summer, so if you ask me, those guys who kayak in the Hudson are just tempting fate. When I asked the fisherman said he doesn't eat the sharks, but the Chinese fisherman a few poles away does. "I give him the sharks, and he'll trade me a striper when he has one." The Chinese fisherman hadn't caught any stripers yet, but I was assured that they usually come out in the afternoon. *I got the egg white wrap because I'm trying to lose weight and watch my blood sugar. Sure, I should have probably gotten just some scrambled egg whites, but I was looking for a format I could take on the train, so getting a wrap might have been a net zero with regard to my dietary goals. **I normally drink my coffee black, and this coffee was good, but it was hot and I couldn't leisurely sip it, so I asked for some milk (they only had whole, or soy and almond and... I took whole) and they counter guy suggested some ice cubes as well. Like I said, they are friendly and helpful.

Solid spot to get sandwiches and some grub out the buffet. Ingredients are pretty fresh for a spot…read morelike this. Used to be better but it's still way more than serviceable.

Hit up yet another deli. It's crazy how there's so many of these and how similar they all look…read more Galaxy Gourmet Deli is located on Broadway at 157th in Washington Heights. Looks like many of these other places from inside and outside. The foods they make fresh are the key though. A convenient place to get to around here. It's just outside the subway at 157th. Take it here and then eat here instead of going to a Subway. Has a menu of juices, sandwiches, and more. It's about $5 for a smoothie. Janairy Berry is the best. This is made with apple juice, blueberries, raspberries, and strawberries. It's about $7 for Falafel. The falafel was overcooked but it was okay for the most part. Chill place to get some convenience items. It's got a pretty good juice bar and deli too. There's quite few things for vegans and vegetarians.

favorite spot food ALWAYS hits. have never ordered something and disliked it. i'm in here so muchread more

Friendly, had everything I needed! Prices were similar to a grocery chain...fresh veggies and…read morehummus too!

Food are delicious smoothie and great costumer service. They open early and they close at 12 am.read more

Ordered a chicken parm and opened my bag to a cold sandwich that had barely been heated, the cheese…read morehadn't even melted. I also watched him grab a can of prego pasta sauce and use that as the marinara sauce. Very disappointing.

Rey's deli is a great neighborhood bodega. It has moved to a new location on ninth avenue in these…read morepast few days. I will miss the convenience of having it across the street from my brother's apartment at 747 10th avenue.

Do not go here. They charge absurd prices and add huge fees when you pay with card. Plenty of other…read moredelis in the area with better prices and quality. I miss what this place used to be.

They consistent. Clutch deli. They'll make almost anything…read moreyou like long as they have it.

Super deli is a deli/bodega that opened in the Hamilton Heights area in the second half of last…read moreyear or so. They offer your typical array of items that a deli/bodega has. They have your usual hot and cold, sandwiches, salads, fruit juice and smoothies, etc. They have prepackaged foods like snacks/chips, chocolate, etc. They have random items like pet food and cleaning supplies. The standard fare for a bodega in New York. They don't have a bodega cat, which is surprising, given how big the rats are in the neighborhood. They are open 24/7, which is nice and convenient. Their service is pretty fast usually. It's definitely not as narrow and cramped as other bodegas. I mostly have gotten sandwiches. Their chopped cheese and Philly cheese steak sandwiches are good and are like what you usually get at a bodega. They even have a "real steak sandwich" that is a bit pricier than a chopped cheese or Philly cheese but is pretty good.

Super Tasty Deli recently opened its doors as the latest bodega and deli in the Hamilton Heights…read morearea, and I'm a fan. It's new, it's clean, and it's got most of the essentials you need between trips to a larger supermarket. And while some of the groceries are a little marked up when compared to grocery stores, the convenience of its product selection and proximity to the 145th station for the 1 train make up for it. I haven't tried any of the sandwiches or foods from the deli, but the menu is huge and there were a lot of tasty-looking options on display.

The lamb is tender on the tongue like a well-crafted meatball. The pieces sport a tawny blush of…read morespices that lean pleasantly on cumin. The meat is delicious on its own but a deluge of the garlicky, fainty-tangy white sauce we all know and love from halal carts certainly doesn't hurt. Although the meal could manage with less of it, I certainly don't begrudge the savory richness it affords. Family Community Deli is equally generous, thankfully, with a zippy, dark-red hot sauce that, coupled with some slices of jalapeno griddled together with the lamb, add a brightness that reanimates you to delve in for more and more bites. Even as a rice skeptic, I have to admit that the grains here are well-executed. They are comically long, amply salted, and deftly fluffed. (the_bodega.project)

This place is amazing. We got a bacon, egg and cheese bagel. A ham, egg and cheese bagel, and two…read moreFrench toast platters. They loaded each bagel with what we ordered and the same for the French toast meals. Delicious is all I can say. Give them a try you won't be disappointed. We got enough food to feed six people and we only had four people.