I been in the hospital with my husband over 1week i come down to the cafeteria every day sometimes…read more2 times a day i love it food is great service is great prices are the best!

My friend on Yelp's recommendation for inexpensive food. Doesn't hold a candle to Mt. Sinai…read moreHospital Cafeteria. Lunch served at 11am. I grabbed something light. Bacon is 45 cents a slice. Very very salty, yuck. Small English Muffin he was nice enough to toast for me. Toast is typically do it yourself and butter is Promise Brand. Breakfast today was $2.29. That's the only up side. Admission to the hospital to eat requires a Photo ID. They give you a visitors pass. Then you go through a scanner that doesn't work. Visitors Pass good for three days. See photo. Can't even tell it's me. I'm not coming back after this experience.

Every time I go here, it is a great experience. Brunch is always amazing. I love their omelette…read moreand fries. Service is fast and the employees are very friendly and accommodating. I've been for dinner twice and it was exceptional both times. The chicken, the beef bourgeon, and all of the sides and appetizers are absolutely memorable. It's easily a favorite in the neighborhood for me

Easy to get a table as a walk in and relatively spacious. The fries were pretty good and I enjoyed…read morethe salad but the sausages were a bit dry

This is probably exactly what you'd expect from a college dining option, but it was exceptionally…read moreclean, and the bathrooms were super well maintained.

We've lived in this community for over 5 years and used to enjoy this cafeteria. Since last year,…read morethe quality has dropped. The food options are more limited, and the food is not as good as before. More concerning are repeated pricing mistakes. The Chef's Table box (one entrée and two sides) is around $15, but I was once charged over $40 for two boxes. This has happened more than once. When I questioned the charge, staff and even the manager initially denied it until I showed them the items and prices, after which they refunded me. BE CAREFUL and always check your receipt before leaving!

Great diner in the UES! The omelette was amazing and the bacon was crispy. Definitely recommend. It…read morewas also crowded but we didn't have to wait which was really nice. A+

My wife has always liked Cafe Luka. When we first came back to NYC over a decade ago, it was a…read moresolid breakfast spot and a nice dinner option. Portions were good and prices were higher than average but within reach. We returned yesterday for an early dinner and while the food was good and service decent, the portions and pricing have gotten out of hand. I had a pizza burger and fries for $21. No, really. It was a tasty burger but not Minetta Tavern good. My wife had a choice to make, get the spinach pie appetizer for $17 or the entree version for $27. The extra $10? Got us a salad and I am guessing a larger portion of pie. That's it...for $10 more. I remember when they would provide salad, soup, potatoes, veggies, bread, and even a dessert, for much less. The waiter did bring two pickle spears and tiny cups of cole slaw to be fair. We had water, no dessert or apps, and spent $55 for a meal that should have cost $30, maybe $35. So, you get the extra $20 this visit but you lost future visits, seems like a risky move. This is not the only spot on the neighborhood that has gone off the rails with their menu pricing management and I realize costs around labor, ingredients, utilities, etc have all gone up. Problem is, the customers pocket is only so deep and it's becoming unsustainable to continue to push the majority of the expenses onto your menu for others to subsidize. So, we didn't have a "bad" experience but walked away feeling taken advantage of in what we received for the money. Now my wife is no longer going to push for this spot in the future and we will give others a try.

I want to thank all the workers at the Garden Cafe. These people are literally the SWEETEST…read moreeveryone of them are helpful and caring. Service is 100. Each station has its own set of workers and let me tell you. These employees are the best. Courteous, helpful, 2 of the times I went to purchase food someone came up to me and gave me a voucher or paid my meal. I guess they saw how worried I looked while caring for my daughter at the Cornell burn unit. The area is well lit. Clean very organized. Prices are not bad either. 10 stars for me .

I haven't tried too much here, but I will say there is a lot of variety and it's the cheapest…read moreoption in the hospital. the other option is ABP. ATMOSPHERE/ARCHITECTURE: 8/10 It's big and open, which is nice and there are a lot of tables available. If I had to guess it could probably seat 80. Maybe more. Nothing special, just your cafeteria. I like that everyone gets these little boxes right when you walk in to put your food in, which is nice to buy and then walk around to your destination outside. SERVICE : 7/10 Pretty quick service and most people are pretty nice. FOOD: 6/10 Hit or miss depending on what you get and I haven't tried enough but I tried the chicken quesadilla and that was not good. Barely any cheese at all and the mix inside was more like a cold fajita. It did not go well at all. I have tried the fried tilapia with citrus rice as well, and that was rather good. The grilled chicken is bland but a good source of lean protein you can get here for a decent price. You have to try things before you know what is good but I must say, avoid that chicken quesadilla if you can. PROBABILITY OF RETURN: 7/10 Only because I'm working here and it's convenient and cheap so I have to return here. TO EAT OR NOT TO EAT: It's cafeteria food. Nothing crazy impressive, but if you're in the hospital for some reason and need to eat, this is one of your options. OVERALL: 6/10

This is a classic deli/bodega that's got tons of different options. All the classics you'd expect…read morefrom a bodega plus some. As soon as I walked in, I was greeted by the gentleman behind the counter and felt right at home. He was so friendly and helpful! They're also open 24/7 which is a huge plus.

Typical deli bodega you'll find throughout the area…read more A menu of sandwiches, wraps, breakfast items, salads, and daily specials along with refrigerated cold drinks, snacks, coffee, etc. Prices are fair for the area, and the place is clean. A few tables and chairs on the sidewalk. A nice perk is that they are open 24 hours a day and will deliver.

Wanted to write this review based on the wheelchair accessibility and laptop areas…read more There are coffee shops in the neighborhood with laptop rules that say you have to sit at the high tables. Obviously as a wheelchair user, I cannot sit at the high tables, and when I have asked the staff for understanding, other places have denied me. Ines let me use my laptop at a wheelchair accessible table without any fuss. Mark was very gracious. When I asked, he said, "we will make an exception." I felt heard without advocating for common sense and I greatly appreciate the humility. Thank you!

Quick brekkie spot near my dr appt. Probably one of the best coffees I've had in a while. Service…read morewas quick. Not too many seats and they gave a strict laptop policy which I saw them enforcing.

Stumbled upon this place when uptown checking out galleries. 2 things to note right off the bat: no…read morebathroom and cash only. The bathroom thing kinda odd but not an issue, waiter tells us, "don't worry, we'll get your food out in 5 mins and you can go to the Pierre Hotel down the street, they have a bathroom" which is EXACTLY what happened, LOL. Total old-school diner, tiny place, barely seats 20, but nearly full at 2pm on a weekday. We were the youngest people in there by a mile. Nothing super special but a dying breed of joints in NYC, sadly.

I've hit up this old school diner a bunch of times after a race in nearby Central Park to get…read morebreakfast. Viand is a pretty reliable no frills choice. Don't expect Michelin star high end food here, but if you're craving an omelet with home fries, or a burger and fries it does the job. No nonsense service and food comes out quick. It's a narrow joint, and looks more like an old coffee shop with some tables along the wall, and counter seating swivel chairs. Be aware that there is no bathroom here which is kind of crazy. Also, it's cash only and a bit overpriced for the no-frills experience probably because of the part of town it's at.