A handy deli right near our hotel. They have a nice self-serve hot bar and more menu items that…read morethey can serve and make for customers. Also a nice selection of drinks, chips, and pastries. We were able to get our kid some hot, fresh macaroni and cheese to go. Good stuff.

The America Gourmet falls into the "Corner shop" category…read more Despite not having much room to sit down and eat at, it is understandable that there is limited space. Now what really serves as the cherry on top is the amazing food that is served here. Anything you can think of: chicken, rice, muffins.

WOW! What a wonderful place to shop. We've been to the GS station before but didn't realize this…read moreamazing market existed. It is a clean and fresh place that has many different types of food from a variety of vendors. We saw huge truffles, heaping hills of spices for every palate, and so many sweet treats. We decided to get meat, cheese, bread and some tarts from a couple of the merchants. Service was friendly and knowledgeable. We went mid-day and it wasn't crowded at all. I can't speak to the commute hours. Definitely will be back.

I love the Grand Central market and never missed the opportunity to pick up some goodies when I…read moretake the train in or out of Manhattan. This time around, I stopped for cheese and picked up two blocks for a fun night in including SwissRaqulet, which looks fantastic. Another stop for some turmeric at the spice store. Then over to the bakery for a loaf of rye with sunflower seed and peasant style sourdough. Well, they're a snuck in a pan su chocolate for the train ride home. Can't forget my daughter who took care of things in my absence so a quick stop to the candy shop for pecan clusters, then a race to the finish on Metro North Hudson line.

This location has always been a boon for work trips when I want to make real food. The hot bar is…read morekept in fairly good shape, and despite the smaller footprint, there are good options on the shelves. The bathrooms are kept in working order. My only warning for anyone who frequents Whole Foods in the suburbs of America.... Is that this location does not have electrical outlets available in its cafe seating. Which... I get it. It's fine. When in Rome.

Located across the street from Bryant Park this Whole Foods is very convenient to grab some items…read morefrom the salad bar and a Hal's seltzer to eat in the park. Found a table in the shade and watched the world walk by. It's a smaller location with a confusing cramped layout but carries all the normal stuff. Seating area and salad bar upstairs. I noticed some outlets at the counter area there if you need a charge. Bathroom also available for public use if you shop here or just passing by. As usual, expect to pay "Whole Paycheck" prices for certain things.

Picked up a gift box and was very satisfied. Woops is conveniently located in the Port Authority…read moreBus Terminal, where everyone going into that portion of the terminal will see it. The kiosk is nicely adorned and the staff member is very friendly. Woops has a wide assortment of macarons and you'll even receive a legend, in order to help you distinguish which macarons are in the box. Every single macaron that I purchased was enjoyable, wasn't flaky, and  a good size. I highly recommend Woops and know, that you will enjoy every item that you will select.

I'm a macaron snob so I'll always compare any macaroon I put in my mouth with the quality of…read moreMacaron cafe of NYC. This place sells average to below average macarons. Only reason I got some was because the Macaron cafe of NYC has been closed down since the onset of the pandemic with what seems like no future in site to return. Sadly Whoops doesn't cut the mustard when it comes to these difficult treats to make and certainly not worth the price of admission that they ask for. Staff is super nice as I joked about getting a refund if the treats weren't up to snuff. If you're really desperate for a taste of a macaron then grab one but I'd find a better spot to get your fix if you can wait.

Delicious chocolates, although they're a little expensive. Nice and clean inside. Close to Bryant…read morepark and Grand Central station. They give samples usually without asking, but for this one the girl didn't. She didn't seem happy, didn't smile once, and wasn't very welcoming What's odd is they ask for a tip when checking out. Don't get it. Tip for what? Checking someone out and handing them a sample? I asked for a sample and the toothpick she took to give it to me fell on the counter. She picked it up and used it anyway instead of just throwing it out. Weird. Hopefully the counter was clean

During Valentine's Day, I took someone with me to Royce' Chocolate for her first-ever tasting, and…read moreit was the highlight of the day. The service during the tour was great. She never thought chocolate and potato chips would make such a great pairing. The flowers made the scene more pleasant, and I couldn't be happier that she left with a gift basket. The place has a feel that honestly resembles a jewelry store. This location makes it seem like you're picking out a ring or something special, but really, you're just choosing your favorite piece of candy.

Came here on a search for great hot chocolate in the area and was not disappointed. Each time I…read morecome I mean to branch out and try other flavors, but the hazelnut hot chocolate flavor is too good. I had never had a boureka before. I recommend staying to eat it there instead of taking it to go because these guys will heat it up in the oven and serve it to you with tomato and yogurt if you don't take it to go. I've had the cheese boureka and the Spinach and cheese boureka, and both are delicious. They have a meat one (beef) that I haven't tried yet. It has not been crowded the times I visit on weekend mornings. They have a bunch of books on their back wall that you can read while you enjoy your food, which is a nice perk.

Had the cacaochino…read more Place was clean nice and the interior was nice. Very cozy. Drink came out quickly, cashier/barista was kind. Drink was quite good, enjoyed the unsweetened cacao. Would go back to try out more of the menu. Wish the taste of the cacao was a little stronger.

I have only tried their cheddar, better butter, and jalapeño flavors of popcorn. Whenever I do stop…read moreby, I stick to the better butter flavor. It's a classic and definitely beats all the other flavors. The staff are very friendly, and you are allowed to get samples of the popcorn before making your selection. I usually go here for their Dippin' Dots now. Personally, I recommend you skip the bucket sizes because it is A LOT of popcorn. Unless you plan to regularly visit to reuse your bucket, then go for it. I got a large bucket and never brought it back with me to reuse.

Was really happy when I saw this place open their popcorn is so good. My favorite is the $10 bucket…read moreof caramel popcorn. You can also do half and half. Enjoy!