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    Jacob’s Pickles

    4.0 (123 reviews)
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    Menu (1/2) as of 8/18/26
    Winston L.

    Was recommended this for a quick bite before my train. I got the Chicken Caesar Wrap with Grilled Chicken. Wish the ingredients could have been more evenly distributed: one half of the wrap was mainly croutons and cheese whereas the other was mostly chicken. Otherwise, solid wrap and a sizable portion overall

    Chicken biscuit i think
    Delvia W.

    On our way back home to Philadelphia, we had to catch Amtrak from Penn Station, so we wanted to grab something quick for dinner. My daughter came back with a bag from Jacob's Pickles, and when I tell you... it was EVERYTHING! We had their chicken on a biscuit, and it was so fresh, flavorful, and delicious. From now on, anytime I'm traveling through JFK and heading to Penn Station around dinnertime, Jacob's Pickles is definitely my go-to spot! Highly recommend!

    Stacey-Ann M.

    Came here for an early dinner before I boarded my train. I got the honey chicken biscuit and plain macaroni and cheese. Service was quick. The macaroni and cheese was divine! I don't know how many cheeses and what cheeses were used, but it was so good. The portion is also quite large. I could not eat it all in one sitting. I ordered the honey chicken biscuit sandwich. That however, was a bit of a disappointment. The biscuit was crumbled in the plate container, so there was no way that I could possibly eat it as a sandwich. I had to eat it with a knife and fork. The biscuit was kind of dry, and the chicken left more to be desired. However, I will definitely come back and get more of their macaroni and cheese and try their other combinations.

    View of the inside of the humongous chicken Caesar wrap
    Na H.

    Came back for another chicken Caesar wrap here at Jacob's Pickles. It is located in the Moynihan Food Hall in the Moynihan Train Hall. They are known for the pickles, but I have a new found love for that Caesar wrap. Fried chicken pieces enrobed in a fresh flour wrap with romaine lettuce and copious amounts of Caesar dressing (if you want extra to/go, just ask). When I tell you one split in half is MORE than enough for two, it really is. The service is good, never a long wait time even though the wraps are prepared as you order. The ambiance is what you would expect in a food train hall, fast-paced. All in all, every time I take the train to NYC, I'm grabbing one either coming or going.

    Bacon Steak , grilled salmon salad, spinach dip
    Darian P.

    Jacob's Pickles never misses. Everything we had was great hearty, flavorful, and exactly what you want from a comfort food spot. The standout for me was the bacon steak. It was rich, perfectly cooked, and honestly unforgettable. Service was good, friendly, efficient, and kept the vibe relaxed even when it got busy. It's the kind of place you go when you want big flavors and a fun, laid-back atmosphere. Definitely a go-to for comfort food cravings. Would absolutely come back.

    The bar area, music, seats to eat.
    Ebony M.

    Jacob's Pickles is a different choice for the Madison Square Garden area. If you are debating on whether to try them in Moynihan Hall while waiting for your train. My suggestion is to give them a try, Jacob's Pickles has been hyped as the go-to spot for hearty southern comfort food. The vibe is cozy and bustling. If the NY Knicks or Rangers at playing at the Garden the game will be aired on the gigantic screen. Weekdays during happy hour, a live DJ' is on hand courtesy of the Irish Bar with a fun, lively atmosphere! Great spot to get a quick bite to eat, people watch, had not eaten all day, my Cousin wanted to try Jacob's Pickles chicken wrap, she said it was tasty, no complaints. The standout item everyone raves about is the Honey Chicken & Pickles biscuit sandwich. Which i ordered. The honey chicken was okay, I took away a star because there was "no pickle" whatsoever with my sandwich. It was no big deal, I love pickles. Just shrugged it off. The portions are very large, could only eat half of my sandwich. The spicy mayo comes on the side, and it is super spicy. It was too spicy for me. Overall, the service was fantastic. This is counter service. All of the staff are friendly, helpful, which is an added plus. The value is fantastic given the massive portion sizes, and the core dishes are executed perfectly. It's a must-try, just maybe plan a nap afterward! You can check out more details on their official JacobsPickles.com website

    Chicken Caesar Wrap
    Sam O.

    The best chicken Caesar wrap in the city might just be tucked away in the train station! One of the best Caesar wraps I've ever had!!! At $13 this one's hard to beat. Huge, flavorful, and all the right textures! The crispy cutlet is goated it's $24 at the upper west side location so imma rock it to penn station every time for this one! It's in the food hall with plenty of seating if your coming or a very quick to go process if you're heading to the train!

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    Marie T.

    The food here is fast and delicious, and the prices are reasonable. The chicken is super flavorful, the biscuits are light and fluffy, and the sausage gravy is amazing. The Nashville hot chicken is definitely not for the weak! I stop by whenever I'm in Moynihan Station, and it never disappoints.

    Chicken Caesar Wrap
    Patrick Z.

    This chicken caesar wrap is GARGANTUAN. Like so insanely massive I was scared to go in on it but wow was this one good wrap. The chicken especially stays so crispy even after taking it to go and not eating it until like 20 mins later. The line / wait here was insane though and I kinda felt bad for the workers because there were not enough on duty for how many orders were coming through during peak lunch time.

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    Joel H.

    I have been trying to get here for a while now and when I was in the city headed back home I knew it was time. Not much of a line of people because... everyone orders ahead. So, I definitely had a little wait somewhere between 3-5 minutes. I wound up with the chicken on a biscuit with a sausage brown gravy. Everything was delicious but do not think that this is in any way hand-holdable. Fork and knife were required. It is a large chicken breast surrounded by a very large and heavy biscuit. Even the small order of fries was ample for two people. They do not skimp on the portions here. They hit the nail on the head with the crispy chicken, tasty gravy and a delicious biscuit. Happy I came here and looking forward to a return trip. KUDOs to the team at Jacob's Pickles

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    Glennis T.

    Jacob's Pickles- Beer, Biscuits, Pickles. In the new Moynihan train station- Food Hall @ W 33rd St / 9th Ave behind Irish Exit bar. A twist of Southern Comfort dining bbq fried chicken w/ melted cheese smothered over a bed of brioche bread or cornbread. I got the bbq chicken w/ jack cheese & it was sooo tasty. Sooo many other choices too. Stop by & dine in or do take out. Friendly, staff & quick service. I recommend it.

    Honey Chicken Sandwich
    Winifred W.

    This cool eatery is located in Moynihan Train Station's Food Court in NYC. I had the honey chicken biscuit with pickles. DELICIOUS!!!! The flavorful biscuit has the appearance of corn bread golden brown and square cut, but when I bit into it , it was soft and buttery. The fried chicken breast was very well seasoned with the right amount of sweetness from the honey. Golden brown that was crunchy outside and moist inside. Just the perfect chicken sandwich. Last but not least the "Homemade Pickles". The pickles have a little heat, but not too much, just a crunchy delicious pickle. If you're in NYC, and EVEN if you're not taking Amtrak, stop in the Moynihan Train for a little taste of the South in New York City.

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    Kim S.

    This place is in a really nice food court inside of Moynihan Train Station This chicken biscuit was huge! Enough for two people. Unfortunately my sister doesn't eat meat so I tried to devour this on my own. Fail. There were so many pickles on the biscuit. Next time, yes there will be a next time, I'll ask for less. The fries were really good. Service was fast. The food area for sitting was clean but crowded with folks coming and going from the train. I will definitely come back the next time I'm in NYC

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