Hidden gem! Breakfast burritos are legit. Bagels better than the actual bagel shops we went to…read more Quick and friendly service every time. Great little store for snacks and essentials. We stayed at the Beekman hotel and it was so nice having this downstairs.

They have different prices for the same menu all over the place, nothing is consistent. Also…read morepretty sure they quickly added a tip to my total without me noticing and tried to play it off as something else when questioned it.

A deli that doesn't serve bacon egg and cheese after 2pm is ridiculous. They told the cook already…read moreleft for the day and it was a saturday. Had to find another deli!

F this place. Had my headphones in and guy charged me $14 bucks for two beers. Wish you guys…read morenothing but the worst

I was in NY for work and rushing to find a deli to grab something quick to eat before heading to…read morethe airport. I was staying at the Kimberly hotel in Midtown and found this place which is a 5 min walk AND opened late, it was 8p and most deli's were closed. They had a wide selection of food you could order from, burgers, wraps, hot meals, and a good selection of beverages and snacks. I ordered the Grilled Chicken wrap and it came with side of chips and a dill pickle. They were fast and I was able to take it to go for my flight.

The sandwiches are amazing at this location. My favorite is the Cubano panini. The kids enjoyed…read moretheir wrap and panini, too. The service is great - you are always greeted with a friendly smile. The market is huge and bright - there is even a salad bar in the back. They always have specials, too. They offer cards to get a freebie after it's been stamped a number of times. I have a card for breakfast sandwiches, one for regular sandwiches, and one for smothies. Unfortunately, there is a dollar limit for each card. I found out they only apply $9 to the freebie after buying 7 regular sandwiches. I had to pay the balance of $2.66 for an Italian hero. Also, if you order online, you do not receive any stamps for that order. You are better off calling in the order. Just wanted to give you a heads up on how they run the cards, but I will continue to come here because the food is good!

They could be the cheapest deli (not in a good way on NY). 3 slices of meat. Let the picture do all…read morethe talking

Prepare to be disappointed. This "deli" is the embodiment of your kid letting you down in the…read moresimplest of tasks. I have gone here for the past two Sundays and both times upon opening my sandwich have been let down. First, upon ordering a sandwich that was written on the board, the results did not match up with the ingredients of the sandwich. Next, I returned but tried to simplify my order to a turkey club. A pretty simple sandwich that any cafe or deli could produce, right? Wrong. The deli guy looked at me as if I had requested an elaborate French meal worthy of Michelin stars. Perhaps I should've changed my order but I had wanted a Turkey Club. The result might've been the farthest thing from that. I have given up being disappointed and will not be back.

Whenever I'm working at a particular office in the city I also look forward to having one thing…read morehere, the turkey chili. This staple makes the trip worth it for me every single time. This place gets a lot of foot traffic at lunch time but the lines move fast. The food options are broken down into 3 stations/areas. They are the salad, pasta and sandwich stations. Being a picky eater options are often limited in certain regards at places but there are more than enough options here. There are vegan, whole grain and gluten-free options available. There are a few lunch options featuring your typical soup/salad combos's as well as others. Most of the sandwiches are prepared ahead of time but if you want something added/different they will make a custom sandwich/wrap just to your liking. In terms of spend, you will probably spend between $13-$17 on your meal when it's all said and done. This can be seen as pricey by some but to me this is typical NYC lunch pricing. I can taste the turkey chili right now....mmmmm

Gotta say I was SUPER hyped about this place before I came here. It was about 11PM and I was…read morestarving. All I could think about was googling a place that has a salad station with unlimited toppings. This place came up. This place was good don't get me wrong but I don't think it was fantastic. In fact its basically a clone of Metro Cafe...down to the menu and website. For the place it was ok but nothing special. Standard fare and the unlimited topping salad WAS nice...but it actually seemed smaller than what I normally get from other places and cost a dollar or two more. I dunno...just 'eh'.

I liked my food here. Ordered a western omelet and a chocolate chip muffin. The price was…read morereasonable. The portions were good and the food was good. Inside is small and you can see the workers as they cook. I liked it here. I'll be back. Food Service Value Portions

The is a deli but with slight less packaged goods. You come to this place for the hot food…read more Breakfast is delicious, fresh, quick and cooked perfectly. Lunch is a full menu and more the roast pork is succulent and juicy, great in tacos!! Overall i like this place alot. The staff is excellent!! I do recommend!!

This Salad bar opened up a few months ago near my job and im so glad it did…read more I dont eat greens, only lettuce and that's it, but gained a few extra pounds and decided to eat fresh and healthy. This place besides having a great lunch offer and delicious salads its close to work. The variety is equal or better that most places around, lots of greens and dressings (do not try the lime something is too sour), the line is long but moves pretty fast. The salad special is $5.00 for all the ingredients you want, except meats, you only get 1. Soups 1 buck if you get a salad, and sandwiches are cheap and delicious.

A Cafe needs more written about it, because as far as I know, it's providing something unique in…read moreEast Midtown. $6. Unlimited topping salad bar. Unlimited! Six bucks. Nobody else is doing this around here I don't think. There are, of course, limitations. Only one meat. Which makes sense, as they'd lose money if people wanted five chicken breasts in a bowl. You also only get a little bit of each topping on your salad. Sure, ask for some more of your favorite one, but in order to stay unlimited, it's best not to try to break them. What ends up happening, is that you get a whole lot of different ingredients. My last salad had BBQ chicken, mushrooms, beets, carrots, celery, corn, peas, sprouts, stuffed grape leaves, sundried tomatoes, roasted red peppers, green peppers, and croutons I think. Try getting that for six bucks at Metro or one of the other salad chains in the area! A also has a great selection of lo-cal and low-fat salad dressings, which is pretty awesome. This has become my new go-to place for lunch salads.

I am huge fan of the fast food like burgers etc. that is why I needed to try that place. This place…read moreis as great as was heard. It was recommended by my friend and I should also heard praises of the salon and YES it is amazing It was amazing with the food but the service is slow and you should also have to praise the atmosphere which is worth to experience. They should have to consider their service.

Homey deli in Midtown/Murray Hill. I like the small business feel of it. Walk in and you're…read moresurrounded by all sorts of chocolates, cheeses, deli salads, crab cakes, etc. (oh my!) Nice people...not very talkative. From their menu, their sandwiches sound good because of ingredient combos. I got the #1 veggie sandwich ($5.75). It had roasted veggies, provolone, and herbed olive oil on a french baguette. Free soup with any sandwich. Today they had chicken or lentil - so, of course, I got the lentil. Sandwich was ok. Good deal considering you get free soup. I liked that the veggies weren't over-roasted. Still had a bite to them. Disliked the bread. It didn't bring any flavor to the party. It didn't have a well-baked crust on it. The crumb was too gummy. Veggies were just a tad too salty. As expected, the soup was too salty but flavor was ok. I don't think I'll be coming back with so many other good eats in Manhattan. Check out Midtown Lunch's blog on the place: http://midtownlunch.com/blog/2007/02/12/milant-gourmet-deli/