This full service Deli is located righ across the street (168th) from New York Presbyterian…read moreHospital, and there are heaps of NYP/Columbia schools and offices nearby, so it's super convenient. Note, the entrance is a short flight of stairs up from the street level, so it does not appear to be Accessible. You'll find all kinds of snacks and drinks here, as well as a deli counter which offers sandwiches, wraps, and rice bowls. The biggest draw, however, and probably the most noteworthy feature, is the salad and warm bar. It's a prominent feature, and boasts a variety of offerings and cuisines, vegetarian and omnivore alike. The salad greens are fresh, adn the warm trays are attended and stirred regularly. I had a small cup full of vegetarian lo mein style noodles with some added vegetables on top. I was quite hungry, so why a small cup? Well, they offer two forms of to-go boxes, clear rigid polystyrene, and illegal EPS ("styrofoam") clamshells. Foam clamshells were outlawed in the State of New York in 2020, and this ban went into effect at in January 2022. Even if you don't care about the environment and the horrible consequences of EPS foam packaging and food serviceware, you should at least keep in mind that polystyrene is a KNOWN carcinogen. :-(

I tried this place out right after leaving my dental appointment at the teaching hospital across…read morethe street, and was surprised by the high quality of the salad bar -- the hot food was nicely prepared and the cold vegetables were well cut, fresh and crisp, and the cost was very reasonable. And the counter staff is very VERY nice. The place probably gets very crowded later in the morning (this was 10am) and that may be its one and only flaw -- it's not very large, and seating is limited, but then, it probably couldn't survive if it had a much larger space. I'll try to grab something at this place as often as I'm on 168th Street, but it's another reason to look forward to going up there.

Best restaurant in Washington Heights! So many options and whatever I ordered was always spot on!!!…read moreLove it !

So this isn't fast food. But the food comes fast. The first time I looked at the Wonder app, it was…read moreway too much for me to take in. So I picked a place, and only ordered from Limesalt. You see, Wonder is one app/location where you can order simultaneously from 10 different restaurants. You pick up everything from the Wonder location. If you order from there, you can use a kiosk. Every variety of food is available. So the next time I ordered from Limesalt, a burger from burger baby, and a poke bowl from Hanu Poke. Limesalt is reliable for ordering Mexican food. They also have the option for building your own quesadillas and burritos. So it's a solid option. I also loved my poke bowl. The tuna and salmon option is substantial and you can customize to have many items such as edamame, scallions, rice and salad included. This was my favorite item I purchased. The food is ready fairly quickly and it gives you lots of options. My reservation is ordering the more expensive items that are supposed to be restaurant quality luxuries like +$40 steak from Bobby Flay. I wonder about it. I don't trust that will work out because IT IS fast food. All my food is a little too salty and it is definitely not gourmet. But as far as takeout goes, this could be a great idea if you like variety. This last time I seamlessly ordered from three restaurants and it was ready in 10 minutes for pick up. Everyone happy. Hunger solved.

walked in sunday lunch. they were doing brunch still. about half the space was filled and service…read morewas relatively quick. there was a pair who were seated after us but got their food before we did... seems like they ordered something similar to us too but idk 3/5 protein scramble - got this with homefries and wheat toast. homefries were good! though a little dry. still glad i got it instead of regular fries. the scramble itself was a little dry- they definitely just fried some of the egg mixture (it had a clear bottom instead of it all being scrambled) and the chicken was dry too. i had both with ketchup but my partner thought it didnt need ketchup. 3.5/5 belgian waffle with banana and walnuts - the waffle was a little dry and didn't contribute to the flavor profile of each bite. the waffle with banana and walnut in each bite had a balance flavor and i liked it without syrup but it was a little dry so i added some syrup just for that reason. 3.5/5 Morir soñando - i first had this at malecon and their's was thicker so i was expecting that here too but it's definitely thinner. still good and had that creamsicle taste. 2/5 mochaccino - it was pretty watery and had almost no chocolate flavor at the beginning. then partway through i realized there was chocolate syrup or something at the bottom so i stirred it up only for it to be too sweet to drink now lol. lesson is to stir at the beginning i guess but i dont understand why they would serve it this way. shoulda stirred the chocolate syrup with the espresso then topped it with milk. the drink should be complete at the time it is served especially when there's milk foam on top (i just dont think to ruin the foam). *there's two sizes on the menu but actually our server said there's only one size probably wouldnt return but decent diner spot in the area.

First time customer. Ordered steak fajitas. Something simple , it was so gross. Tasted like…read moreNOTHING! Like they just threw "steak" and peppers together. No seasoning...nothing. I never knew someone could mess up a fajita. Also my son ordered a double bacon cheeseburger. Which was dry and tough with NO BACON! My grandson ordered a chipotle chicken wrap with is the only thing that was eaten at the table. $83 wasted!!!!! I'm so disappointed oh and grossed out too. At the end of the meal my dropped his phone on the floor and there was a dead cockroach!! Yeah that was it for me!

Okay. So they have a WIDE selection of chips and soda, and lots of deli options. Came this morning…read morefor a smoked salmon bagel. They were out of salmon. Ordered a Dr. Reuben. They were out of coleslaw. Finally settled on a chicken Caesar salad. They grilled the chicken fresh and tossed it all to order- sitting here with one of the best chicken Caesars I've ever had. They were out of a lot of things (regular coke) but I'm blaming covid supply chain issues and giving them a pass. Will definitely be back for more- looking forward to trying their Italian hero one of these days!

The Presbyterian Deli is definitely the BEST bodega in the neighborhood. You can tell it is a…read morewinner by the number of police officers from the 33rd Precinct who frequent the establishment at all hours of the night! There have a 24-hour grill that will serve you a delicious sandwich (Boar's Head), bagel, salad, burger, or basically ANYTHING you want. The bodega-part of the store has EVERYTHING from drain cleaner and laundry detergent, to candles, light bulbs, medicine, and extension cords. The space itself is very clean and organized. It's not like most bodegas in the neighborhood that look like they opened up in 1986 and are still trying to sell through the pancake mix and peanut butter they placed on the shelf on opening day. They prices here are good, and they have a great selection of beers and ice cream. The staff are friendly and professional, (unlike most of the people who shop there) and they remain calm and courteous even when the customers get rowdy (avoid the 730am and 3pm hours to avoid the crazy loud kids who stop here after school to get a snack and cause a scene). I'm pretty sure they do deliveries in the neighborhood. So give them a call! Recommendations: The bacon egg and cheese is a great deal and really yummy. Barbecue chicken sandwich is awesome and it comes with a free soda. (Most sandwiches come with a free soda)

Stopped in for lunch while at a track meet at The Armory. We had Tony's Cuban, and were kinda…read moredisappointed after reading all the rave reviews. Sandwich was missing the pickles, was a little dry, and the sesame seed bread didn't really go. This trip was a 3.5, but I would definitely give this place another try. Great portion size, friendly service and tables to sit and eat inside.

Just a quick update; a year has passed and I'm eating there at least twice a week now!…read more The sandwiches remain HUGE and delicious and the service is just as good as the first time I walked in. A lot of places tend to fall off and/or get boring but they continue to satisfy my hunger and my curiosity as have a long list of sandwiches on their menu and always adding new ones. This review might seem a bit biased but it's for good reason; I love all things sandwiches and this place has yet to disappoint. I currently have at least 15 of their sandwiches on rotation, yeah I got issues but this place ain't one of them.

Bloody disgusting service which in turn equals disgusting food. When Jose rushed me to order being…read morethe only one online I should have known better. I asked him not to put mayo on my sandwich then proceeds to pick up chicken in some sort of creamy sauce. Does it have mayo I ask him, he says yes, I say no. He offered an alternative, great! Grilled chicken, what do you want on it, as I begin to speak he says it's the same thing that would have gone in the other sandwich he spits out. I'm frozen because I know not to argue with the person preparing my meal but angry that the option was given then abruptly taken away. I should have just left him with his sandwich but I paid for it and will give it to a homeless person rather than binning it. I will NEVER spend another cent there. I do not recommend. He needs to learn service etiquette, and not rush because it will equal waste (which he did with the creamy chicken he slapped on the grill)

Quick delivery, food taste amazing. Store is super clean and…read morethey are welcoming! I recommend them

Arrived late on Wednesday night in New York and stopped at the Best Deli & Grill. Located at the…read moreintersection of Audubon Avenue and 168th Street, it is open 24 hours. Ordered the godfather, a roast beef sandwich with cheese, garlic power, onions and herbs with mayo. Reasonably priced, the sandwich hit the spot. Service was very good! The deli has numerous options including breakfast, paninis, sandwiches and wraps. Drinks and snacks are plentiful, and several patrons frequented the Washington Heights deli despite the late hour. Didn't see any tables, and parking could be an issue. Hope to return and try their breakfast, panini or wrap.

The have chopped cheese sandwich here, but not available on the menu. You have to request it. Also,…read morethe place is open 24/7, even on Christmas. Plus, it is near George Washington Bridge.

Solid lunch option in the Washington heights area, I got the lemongrass pork banh mi which was very…read morereasonably priced at $8 and good single person portion size

This is a really popular food truck stationed across from NYP in Washington Heights. It's almost…read morealways crowded and hectic during lunch time. My favorite items are the steak and shrimp hibachi and the lemon grass pork banh mi. The hibachi is very popular in the hospital because its delicious and good priced. For $11 you can get stir fried chicken, white rice , salad and a string roll. Its very filling and always fresh because it's always busy. The service is always short and sweet. Call ahead if your local, saves time.