A pretty convenient corner deli. It has been functional at critical junctures in the past, such as…read morepower outages, snow storms, and basically as soon as they were allowed to be open after Covid started.

The Lucky is my favourite Staten Island deli and I visit a few every week if not every day. The…read moredeli is a New York institution and the Lucky is an astounding implementation of this institution. Why? If you want it they have it. One week I decided to bust out my Day Of The Dead zippo lighter (I smoke the occasional cigar) because I love the artwork. But I needed lighter fluid and in the disposable age finding fluid can be tough. I searched various stores with no luck. Then one day, while paying for my soda, I saw it behind the counter at the Lucky. I like watermelon flavour Perrier. Yes, they have it. Orange, lime and plain too. On one occasion I needed a seven day candle. Oh yes, they had the colour I wanted. They have green candles as well - used in ceremonies for bringing wealth - as they sell the vast array of lotto tickets the state sells. (I have to say that back in the day, when the mob ran the numbers, winners weren't taxed on their winnings ;-) I generally don't play lotto - my chances of winning are better, mathematically, if I don't play. But I bought a scratch off as a photographic prop (I thought "Fat Cat" was funny) and lo and behold I won $25. Trying to avoid junk food? They have a deli counter where they make and sell sandwiches. They also carry a variety of granola bars - Nature Valley is good for people with Gluten sensitivity - and vegans too (I am both). And nuts too - both the prepackaged variety (about $2 a pop) and larger quantities. The other selling point is the fact that Shin (what he likes to be called, his name is Kyung Shin) and his family - it's a family owned business - charge the lowest prices around. I can buy a diet Coke (aw c'mon we all love industrial waste products) for $1.50 at the Lucky. Across Bay Street, at Bagels By The Bay sodas cost $1.75 and down the block (on Hylan Blvd) the (In)Convenient Mart charges $2.00. Oh, let's not forget the flowers. When I buy flowers for my wife - May Day, Mothers Day, etc. - I buy from Shin. He charges $17.00 to $20.00 for a dozen roses. Local florists charge around $50. Now, it's true that some florists will deliver a dozen roses for that sum (most are more) but I have found that Shin's flowers last longer. That's just the way it is. I'll see you at the Lucky...stop by and say hi to Shin, his wife Sue and of course Mary who is always friendly and feisty.

Extra large bagels. All the choices I care about (sesame, onion, garlic, egg, plain, poppy, etc.)…read moreFirm skin, chewy inside, great texture and flavor. Friendly service. Decent prices. Plenty of cream cheese smears to keep me happy. Feels like any other Staten Island deli. Plenty of noshes to go around. Go For It!

There's a ton of bagel places on Staten Island so it was surprising to find this gem. Their…read morebreakfast sandwiches are full, and their bagels are have unique flavors including oatmeal, chocolate chip, cinnamon raisin, and other flavors that are not often found in a lot of other delis. Texture is good & not too soggy for the bagels. Call ahead and they'll have your order ready in 5-10 mins for pickup. Ingredients are abundant if ordered with eggs. Otherwise this deli is pretty basic. Coffee is good with only whole milk/ half & half / creamer options. Good prices. Overall solid place to get bagels.

Their made to order omelets are delicious! I come here when I don't have time to make breakfast in…read morethe morning. An omelet plus a coffee = $4.99. I've only tried the Italian omelet which comes with sausage, peppers, tomatoes, and fresh mozzarella. They season it with salt, pepper, & ketchup upon request. And it's delicious! They also make breakfast sandwiches, french toast, subs, lunch specials, etc. Definitely worth stopping by and trying this place out! The place itself is a small deli/grocery. You can pick up snacks, bottled beverages, toilet paper, etc. Overall, convenient and they take credit cards (no minimum). Huge plus because I rarely use cash.

i bought one Arizona and it was 1$ and I bought it and when I came back to the deli I decided to…read morebye 2 Arizonas and thought it was 2$ but it was 2$ and 8 cents

Place is trash margarita is rude as hell and doesn't know how to make a sandwich. She always get…read moreorders wrong. And refused to serve me over a misunderstanding. I had to sit there like an ass until Chris came over and helped me. I've never met someone so rude before. You lost me and PC Richards for business for sure.

Their bagels are HUGE & absolutely delicious. I think I have finally found my newest spot for a…read moregood, quick breakfast!

Ok, so updating on my last review. Though they don't cut individual bagels, I just have someone cut…read morethem for me at home. But they are massive, delicious, and fresh.

These bagels are coming with me to Los Angeles because my co-workers requested them and love them…read moreand are unable to get them where they are. Great bagel store with great people and they're pretty quick and efficient when handling crowds.

The food is good yet the location is very narrow and very hard to get in and out of.. it has a…read moretremendous parking lot yet the lines are very long and am my opinion the store is just too small. Staff is very friendly and the bagels are really good

What a great little deli offering the best sandwiches! My fiancée and I were heading check out the…read morenew outlet and there weren't many options there so we decided to see what else was in the area. We crossed the street and found this little place. My fiancée had the roast beef sandwich and I had turkey. I gotta say it's only of the best sandwiches I've ever had!! I would definitely recommend this little hole in the wall.

Not bad for a last minute purchase of lottery tickets, a drink or prepackaged food. I'd steer clear…read moreof anything requiring preparation, because the cleanliness of this place is questionable. It's also mildly annoying that vagrants frequently linger Out front hustling for money & cigarettes.

Located right under the 6 train on St. Theresa ave. Great deli to get your 40's and dutches from!…read moreLol. The staff is really friendly and like to joke around a lot, which is cool. Nothing wrong with someone cheering you up. I also noticed recently that there food menu got a lot bigger. Lots of new things on the menu I need to try. Great stop to grab a redbull and a lotto ticket real quick!

I was just walking around as i came to this store and said what the hell let me get something to…read moreeat, and i ask for a ham and cheese with letters and tomato with a little mayo, it was done fast and taste Great , this is a great place to get a hero. come on by