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.

I've been here twice to dine in and for takeout. The place is super cute! You feel like you're in…read morean Italian family's living room. They have outdoor seating in front if you want to people watch and the backyard for a more intimate feel or you can dine inside. The menu is customizable. They have a nice variety of homemade pastas, and you can select the sauce. I've tried the norma eggplant sauce, the bolognese and shrimp and mussels sauce. All of those options are really delicious! If you love seafood, I would definitely recommend trying the shrimp and mussels sauce. For dessert we tried the panna cotta, tiramisu and a ginger lemon dessert. They were all good but my favorite was the tiramisu. It was so creamy and delicious! The service was friendly and I like that they give you recommendations if you're unsure of what type of pasta and sauce to pair.

This place is a "make your own" pasta joint where you can pick your sauce, topping, and the…read morehandmade pasta you want. The food tasted good and the ingredients were definitely good quality. My issue was with thr portion size and price. It was good, but for the price you are paying, there should definitely be more ingredients in the portion. I had like 5 pieces of eggplant in my dish that cost more than $15.

Not much to say, but I don't think on it too long, this is the absolute best and most authentic…read morepizza in New York City with the absolute greatest ingredients, fresh sorbet and friendly staff! I can eat their small pizza twice!!

I am a pizza lover and I must say the pizza and sandwich I got from Niccolo Pizzeria was delicious…read more I decided to try the Firebee pizza which had mozzarella, Italian sausage and Mike's Hot Honey. It was very good. It had some sweetness to it which I love. I got the chicken perm sandwich, which was good as well, full of fresh mozzarella. I like that the pizzeria offer cauliflower pizza crust, gluten free options and plant based vegan cheese. I also had to try their garlic knots, which I like, and the tomato sauce was fresh. They also have dessert options, I got the Tiramisu, and the Gelato is a must have. They have different seasonal flavors. This is one of my favorite pizzeria, very nice owner. And if you are a student, educators, healthcare providers, first responders or postal workers, you can get a discount. The pizzeria is a good size and there are sitting inside and outside.

This restaurant sparkles among the ordinary and I'll return soon. Employees assist customers,…read moreremain humble, and act naturally. I found the ambiance particularly noteworthy. The experience satisfies completely. The prompt service, friendly staff and delicious offerings deserve recognition.

Halal cart just outside the hospital, and a particular godsend during the weekends, when the food…read moreoptions inside the hospital are limited. The lamb and rice is cheap, fast, and filling. while the lamb and rice itself were tasty and well seasoned, the falafel was mediocre, like it was over-fried until hard and dry and then not-fully-reheated later, and their fries are...pretty unfortunate (and this has been the case on several visits over a few weeks). Considering it's $6, it's still well worth it.

The minute you walk into Tino's fantastic smells hit you The…read morefood is absolutely amazing whether it's food from the hot tables at the deli counter or pizza from the oven, you can't go wrong with anything hot or cold The owners are charming, and there is seating indoors. Delectable authentic delights from Italy await you. A true taste of authentic little Italy, right there on Arthur Avenue in the Bronx.

Very low key chill place on a Sunday: drama show was on TV, the espresso slushie spinning in the…read moremachine, and associates ready to take an order with a smile on their face. Good vibes overall. We ordered The God Mother sandwich - soppresata, eggplant, ham cappy, provolone, roasted peppers, oil and vinegar. Warmed up it hit the spot. The freshly filled cannolo is what blew me away though. Perfectly crisp shell with not too sweet of a filling and a dash of powdered sugar on top. LOVED IT. Cannoli with a coffee crema was the best dessert combo I could have asked for. Tinos is a destination. Go there asap!

Our friends took us here and it wasn't busy. They brought us crunchy and chewy foccacia bread with…read morepesto dipping for it. We all ordered salads and our entrees. The Caesar Salad was really good. I liked that the croutons were giant and incorporated with the romaine. I ordered the spaghetti meatballs, and they were evenly made with beef and pork ground. The pasta was thick but very good and soaked in the sauce. My fiancée had the vodka penne with shrimp and she loved it. Our friend had the mushroom pasta and I kept looking at how good it was. I got a pic of it because if I ever return, that is the dish I will try next time. The service was great and the iPad menus were a nice touch. Clean restrooms and plenty of seating.

Excellent customer service, delicious food and great value. The ambiance adds to the dining…read moreexperience.

Friendly, clean, and have everything you need for 24/7. Been here quite a few times for their…read moredouble meat and cheese chopped cheese. Have driven from north nj for a munchie run. Never disappoint!

This is another one of your standard NYC Delis. They offer a wide variety of junk food and…read morebeverages. I visited recently and came away with a crappy breakfast egg sandwich. They managed to get the inside of the egg runny with the outside burned. Also, the sausage on the sandwich had a weird beefy flavor. In the unlikely chance that I make it back, it will be to pick up a drink or snack.

I stopped in here to catch with a friend. It was raining and we had in mind to walk across the…read moreGeorge Washington bridge. We were greeted nicely and sat at the bar. My friend had a matcha and I drank an iced tea. We shared fries. It was a very comfortable low pressure place. It felt like home. The check was pretty reasonable too. We were inside for about half hour. I used the restroom before our walk. I will be back next time when resting my friend in the heights.

Short version: go somewhere else. Long version: We were in…read moretown on 27 July 2026 for a couple days and dropped in for dinner. We were a party of 6. It's a comfortable little place with a nice vibe. Our waiter, Daniel, was great. He introduced himself and told us about specials. He took our drink orders and promptly came back with same. We asked about some appetizers and he gave us great advice. We ordered the fried chicken app (yummy, fresh chunks of fried chicken with a nice dipping sauce.) we also had the eggplant croquettes, those were quite tasty. The dates wrapped in bacon were also yummy. We ordered more food for dinner. He took a couple more drink orders,all good. After a bit he told us the food would be out in about 10 minutes, and it did! We had a three cheese pizza which was great. One of our party had the cauliflower salad and said it was very good. The French fries were also hot and tasty. The lentil soup was reported as being just ok. The beef bourguignon looked great. Unfortunately, the beef was dry. It had great potential but missed the target. Same for the roasted half chicken, it looked great, the sauce was great, but the chicken was overdone and dry. The bread pudding was so so. THE BIGGEST PROBLEM was that Daniel left after the dinner came. Eventually a young lady came around to our table. She never introduced herself, but the ticket said Nyla. She literally never would clear the table. I cleared several big plates and put them on an empty table next to us. Those empty plates were there when we left. The plates with pizza crust and the finished bowl of lentil soup were also still there. She never brought the bill. I had to flag her down to get it. Then I had to get up to go pay. Lo and behold, there was an automatic 20% tip. Now it became clear why she didn't bother taking care of her table. The food is so so and the service was horrific. I won't go back.