5 stars for the best breakfast burrito Ive ever had, and Ive had a lot of them. The herbs used are…read moredelicious and def add the beef sausage (merguez?) Its a cute little spot and does get busy so go early

The breakfast burrito was really good! I would love to come back and try more items on the menu…read more They have a very cute garden seating area in the back. They are also good for takeout; there is an ordering window outside, and they're very fast in serving the food. The staff are very kind and attentive.

I was in the area for a birthday party and wanted a quick bite to eat when I came across Hana Food…read more The grocery store has a great selection of snacks, drinks, and made-to-order sandwiches. I forgot the name of what I ordered, but it was a chicken cutlet sandwich with cheese, lettuce, mayo, bacon, red onions and avocado -- and it was so good! The portion size was generous, and $14 felt like a great value. I'll definitely stop by again next time I'm in the area.

Once upon a time New York City was the city that never slept and it was a question of what you…read morewanted to eat at 3:00 AM on a Tuesday and not whether anything was open. In the New New York late night options are limited but Hana Food remains consistent in churning out quality and tasty food regardless of the time of day. I've never been to Hana and left hungry or unhappy; they do what they do and they do it consistently and at still at reasonable prices given what you get for what you pay. You decide what you want and how you simply or complexly you want it made and leave the rest up to the masters on the other side of the counter. I switch up my order based on my mood but I'm especially a fan of the combination of the El Mexicano. Service has always been good during my visits and obviously things may take more or less time depending on how busy it is and how much of a Karen you may or may not be.

Excellent neighborhood hidden gem! They open early and have delicious breakfast options as well as…read morelunch. They have a few seats inside and out as it gets warmer. Highly recommend you check out!

The mixed berry Açaí bowl tastes great, and I especially appreciate that it's no sugar added. It's…read morea smaller portion, but the service is great, and I'd love to return to try their sandwiches!

This Korean fried chicken spot has relocated inside of Scrappleland and is a great spot for some…read morecasual Korean bites while drinking some beer and/or playing pinball machines. We got their medium gangjeong fried chicken, which came in a pretty big portion. Chicken was crispy but not bready or oily, and the sauce was amazing. Probably some of the best Korean fried chicken I've had in New York!

Peep's Kitchen is run by the sweetest korean couple. A cute hidden gem in Williamsburg!…read more Legit korean fried chicken that took me back to my childhood. There's no seating. The food is for takeout/delivery only. I ordered for takeout and had the chicken ~20mins later. What I ordered: - Chicken Burger - Combo Set A - Sweet Potato Fries The crunch goes crazy! The chicken is already so flavorful on its own but it goes well with a sauce on the side.

Ordered from like 15 mins away, got a vodka parm with a side of vodka sauce to dip, also added hot…read morehoney. GENUINELY one of, if not, the best hot sandwich I've had in the entire city, which means the world because this city has the best food in the world. To each his own but MINE is the vodka parm. Like holy shit

The sandwiches here are pretty great! I really love their vodka chicken parm sandwich. It was…read morepacked with flavor. The chicken was crispy, and the bread was great as well. Definitely a very solid sandwich. The atmosphere inside is fun, and although there's limited seating, it's never been too crowded when I go, so I'm able to find a seat. The service is fast and friendly. If you're looking for a very solid Italian sandwich, it's worth checking out!

I'm not in this neighborhood often so I knew I had to go with their most popular sandwich, the…read moreFDNY. Like everyone else, I first saw these guys online reppin' the deli. I have many of my friends who moved down south so when they see I'm at a viral spot, I'm glad to tell them about my experience. Anthony & Son Panini Shoppe is a typical New York deli but a little more bougie with TVs playing the podcast on a loop. I liked the large menu board explaining all of the sandwiches. I'm going to order my sandwich and head back to Ft Hamilton. There are lots of great sandwich choices, it's my first time here so my order will be be the FDNY: A huge hero stuffed with fresh fried chicken cutlets, melted mozzarella and the famous vodka sauce on garlic bread. Total banger! I'm glad I ordered the sandwich, chicken cutlet parm is my go to sandwich. The next day, I see a video with Sabino making the FDNY with a guy from Italy. They stuffed the FDNY sandwich with pepperoni? The cashier at the register, I explained to her my order. Mr Anthony stepped up and I said, I saw the sandwich online? He said oh yeah, he instructs the deli man to make the sandwich with the extra ingredients. I take a picture and send it to my cousins husband in Myrtle Beach. He's going nuts because we were both drooling when they made it. Anthony & Son Panini Shoppe, thanks for the great sandwich the other day!

I recently went to Anthony and San panini....and it was disappointing. The Philly cheesesteak was…read morebland. With the...."The twins hero," the chicken cutlet was not warm however thankful tbe hero cones with prosciutto, because it was only meat that had some taste. The FDNY was extremely underwhelming. And the sandwich's start at $18.

Ok open 24 hour place with a dozen names on seamless. Good food. Can't complain. A variety of…read moreenergy drinks and more.

I brought a friend from Bulgaria here, kinda late at night after we had had a couple beers and we…read moreordered a chopped cheese. We ate it, and agreed, that this somehow was one of the best sandwiches ever. It was shockingly good. We discussed this after his trip and agreed. It WAS amazing. It wasn't a beery illusion. Later, several times since then, usually spaced at least a year apart because I dont live in NYC, I go back and order another. They ARE amazing, and it just keeps happening. Hands in the sky for God Bless Deli !!!!!!

Coffee (lattes) are excellent and made with care and flavor. Most recently, I've taste-tested the…read morebreakfast burritos which exceeded expectations. The four tortilla was crispy, pickled cabbage added the crunch and tart/sweetness, the eggs were fluffy and creamy (did not fall apart), potatoes cooked perfectly, and the spicy mayo added the cherry on top. We are lucky enough to be close by and to go when it's not very busy. Be prepared to wait as each order is given ample attention, but it's worth it.

The line was out the door on a Saturday morning - the breakfast sandwiches were tasty, but I don't…read moreknow if I'd wait an hour in line for it. The salt n peppa jelly bagel seems to be what's unique at this spot. It was delicious and sweet. I enjoyed the pepper house-made jelly but with the mix of everything in the bagel, I couldn't tell it was different from regular jellies. The egg bagel with sriracha aioli was actually my preferred - it's simple and classic, but the eggs are so soft with a tangy sauce. They also don't skimp on the eggs here. Apparently they change their menu out, so this month was bagels sourced from another shop in UES. Service was nice and the workers here were very friendly. There are indoor tables and outdoor, so you can snag a seat if it's not too packed.

Vibe: local greenpoint bakery Service: standard…read moreReservation: no - line gets long so go early Items ordered: - Earl grey bun: 8/10 - Shakshuka Foccacia: 7.8/10 - sourdough: 9.5/10 - everything foccacia with scallion cc: 10/10

Croissants: 5/5 triple chocolate $8- so flaky but so good,…read moredark chocolatey, wish there was more chocolate in it 4/5 pistachio $8- really good, not disgustingly sweet altho I can do a bit less sweet in the cream, crunchy, flaky, powdery sweet 4/5 scallion sesame twist $6.5- yum, love anything w/ scallion &/or sesame, well balanced flavors, not too salty 4/5 sandwiches- focaccia is so good, tastes like pizza bread, wanted smoked salmon but they were out of, wish they had halal or more non-pork options, wanna try some of the tomato ones next time 3/5 stone fruit & custard $8- where's the custard? Strawberry? is glazed in super sweet syrup, wish it was less sweet 3/5 cheesy pretzel bearclaw $6.5- cheese too salty, wuda been great otherwise 3/5 iced peach tea $4.50- unsweetened, wuda been great w/ a bit of sweetener but decent otherwise

Had a chicken wrap on a recent visit to New York. Walked right in and was able to order right away…read moreas there was no wait. It only took a few minutes to be made. Would highly recommend for a quick, healthy, and reasonably priced meal while in New York.

It's not a bad place to grab a bite at all. However, they are a bit pricey in my opinion ($14 to…read more$17, depending on the wrap). This is the main reason why I get food from here every once in a blue moon, like when they offer the buy one get one free special. That's when I really take advantage. The unique seating area is charming, though limited, and don't get me wrong, the wraps that I've tried so far were delicious! They're just not $14 - $17 delicious lol. The staff here are friendly and seem cool. They make the wraps right in front of you and it's quite a cool process to watch. Each wrap is made from a homemade dough, heated on a hot iron dome and then filled with fresh and one of a kind ingredients. All of the wraps are rich with antioxidants and made with natural ingredients. My favorites: Dire Wolf (fried chicken wrapped in ginger dough, lamb bacon, melted cheddar, green papaya slaw, spicy pickled shika peppers, wolf ketchup) The Beast (grilled steak wrapped in turmeric dough, bbq crunch, blue cheese, marinated green olives, cilantro, red chili mayo) They have opened several locations over the years since I first tried them. Because of their unique wrap concept I can understand why. There's definitely a niche for them in this super tough NYC restaurant business.