Got the classic Banh Mi, pretty good yet pretty expensive. For $12 the filling is a bit thin…read morecompared to the bread size. I do appreciate the bread is heated and crispy.

We just got Banh Mi's catered from Banh Mi Zon for our weekly office lunch. Shoutout to our office…read moremanager for getting Banh Mi's for lunch. That's so gangster. I love Chris Voss's book "Never Split the Difference," which details how to negotiate well and get what you want in life. I negotiated my way to half a beef sandwich and half a Zon sandwich (house special), as I wanted to try both. Would I have been able to do this without using tactically empathy that Chris Voss preaches? I guess we'll never know... The beef was decent, but nothing to write home about. The Zon on the other hand, was the one. It was made up of pate, Vietnamese ham & salami, and shredded pork jerky wrapped in a crispy baguette. 8.5/10 for me. We were all seated around the rectangular table discussing life, liberty, and quotas over our Banh Mi's. A beautiful sight really. I must note that many other reviews say they charge different prices than their menu states, and that's just a great way to piss off the consumer. Just change the menu prices... I didn't experience this first hand though, so it's not affecting my rating. My favorite Banh Mi in the city still comes from Saigon Vietnamese Sandwich Deli in the Lower East side. $10 for a BOMB Banh Mi that was better than any Banh Mi I had in my time in Vietnam... Oh you haven't been to Vietnam!?!?!? Couldn't be me... IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov_reviews

One of the best local spots I have been to that's great in price and health. All the items are made…read morewith beef tallow and honestly every bite is so flavorful . The staff was great giving recommendations and the space can be lively especially on the weekends. So worth coming here.

Kalispera Yelp! I…read moreneeded a shot at redemption. Earlier in the week I had wannabe Greek food that was pretty much American BBQ with a Greek twist. I was crying internally because I had just gotten back from Greece and I needed that taste of the country that may just have some of the best food in Europe outside of France (have not been to Italy, sorry!). After seeing them on Good Day New York, I decided after work to venture out to the West Village and really get a taste of what they are all about. Thankfully it is an easy subway ride and a fairly short walk from the West 4th courts to get here. When I got in, I was greeted warmly by the attractive cashier, Hanna, and the owner, George. Not just that, but the fact that both them had extremely good know-how, and were on their game, cleaning, and making sure that the restaurant was well taken care, was things I admired. The menu is one that took me back to all the times at had gyros (sorry folks, it is not jeye-rows, it is yee-ros) when I was in Athens. I had to get myself a pork gyro with authentic Greek water (yes, they do have imported bottled water from Greece), and a sour cherry juice. In fact, several of the ingredients they use are imported from Greece, like the tzatziki, the pita, and other things. They even put fries in the gyro like they do in Greece! To me, it adds character, to others, the starch takes away from the meat flavor. To each their own, I guess. But wait, before I could ring up, George tells me that they do not do pork gyros at this location because this location does not want it. They are too Americanized and do not understand that pork gyros are a thing. He offered me the beef and lamb gyro as a compromise, and I take it. Sometimes, it sucks to be an American. --- When the gyro arrived, I took a bite. This is not the gyros I had in Athens or in Heraklion, but it is darn tasty. It is full of flavor, full of tremendous creativity and love and a nationalistic pride for a country full of amazing people, culture, and history. While not the same as I had in Greece, I was plenty pleased for the value of the gyro, plus the incredible service I received. While taking bites of my dinner, and eventual dessert (I ordered a caramel banana pudding and it is tremendous as well), I had amazing conversation with both Hanna and George. These are two people I could have spent all night talking with, Highly intelligent, highly introspective, highly intriguing. The whole time felt like two friends that I had known a long time. It really made the whole experience feel top notch. They made me feel less like a customer, and more like a friend. That is how Greek restaurants are supposed to make you feel. That is what makes you want to come back. That is why Greek restaurants are some of the best restaurants in the world. I can live with the Americanized menu because the owner is authentically Greek (he was impressed with some of my Greek vocabulary) and he has excellent knowledge to make this restaurant truly be something special in a city full of naïveté people and an even more naïveté palate. Yamas to both of you, Hanna and George. You have earned my respect, my positive review, and my business. Efcharisto!

i fucking love this place i've been a patron for years !…read more Service is always immaculate! Fast and Friendly, efficient and positive. I've never had a bad or even mid experience here, it's always been great. amazing coffee, vibes, good food extensive menu including sandwiches, omelettes, smoothie bowls, plates, oatmeal, wraps etc Coffees, Tea, Smoothies green juices etc. They renovated the inside a bit and now they have a gift shop where you can buy imported teas, coffees olive oils and trinkets from overseas. I love supporting women owned POC owned business ‍ They Have picnic benches outside as well to eat outdoors with your food if it's packed inside

We go here pretty much every time we're in New York. We went twice this last visit, once for…read morebreakfast and once for lunch. So things we like - the Pause Egg sandwich, the shakshuka, omelets, the yogurt bowl, Greek salad, etc. pretty much everything we've ordered we like. They did mess up and put granola in the açaí bowl for someone in our group who is allergic to nuts but they fixed it quickly.

Christine wanted Vietnamese, so we found ourselves at V-Nam Cafe, a small spot that feels like it…read moreleans more toward takeout but does have a sit-down area if you want to eat in. We started with the calamari and then both went with the beef pho, which is exactly what you want on a day when you need something filling and warm. The portions were generous enough that neither of us could finish our bowls, which says something. Good food has a way of doing that. The service was genuinely warm. Our server kept the water coming without being asked and was attentive the whole time without being intrusive. An older gentleman working there was equally welcoming. Small spots like this live and die by that kind of energy, and V-Nam Cafe gets it right. As for the price, you are looking at around $15 per pho and about $10 for the calamari, so two people can walk out of there well fed for around $50 with tip. They were having some trouble with their card machine the day we visited, so I handled the tip in cash, but the card payment went through fine. If you are in the area and want a solid, unpretentious bowl of pho at a fair price, V-Nam Cafe is worth the stop.

This hole in the wall doesn't look like much but it's pretty solid if you're looking for good…read moreVietnamese. We ordered the Vietnamese iced coffee, spring rolls, curry chicken rice noodles, and beef stew egg noodles. The spring rolls were crispy and the meat was flavorful. The curry rice noodles was the perfect amount of curry soup. My only negative comment on the dish was that the rice noodles were a bit too broken apart. The beef stew egg noodles came with a nice rich broth. Everything came quickly and my water was refilled numerous times without asking. I was skeptical at first but I would return.

Hands down the BEST thing I ate during my week long visit to NYC. When you first look at the menu,…read moreyou might think it's expensive, but for the amount of meat you get - it's SO worth it. We got the short rib pita sandwich with all the toppings to split between two people - it was clearly enough food. The sandwich must've weighed 5 lbs! We also got the fries to share and they were so addictive, well-seasoned!

Thrilled to have made it out to this excellent spot. Only steps from the Bowery stop on the J/Z…read moreSubway line, I found the restaurant in quiet mode, being that I was the only customer their at the time, I was served quickly and that was even after 2 of the 4 staff in the store were on break - very impressive indeed for a Kosher Food Establishment in the LES of Manhattan. I ordered a vegetarian pita sandwich better known as a "Sabich". The sandwich was nicely prepared, and right after I ordered it using only the freshest ingredients. While eating, a family of 4 arrived along with another separate customer whose orders were also quickly taken. Not to bad for a Kosher fast food restaurant that has a simple but very Mediterranean style menu, offering both regular and sweet potato French fries that are worth the visit all on their own. Only draw back, is the size of the dining area, with only 4 small tables, the place could potentially get crowded fast, so if you're not happy eating in a high chair at the counter, you'll probably want to call ahead/pull over to order and take your meal on the road. The restaurant is not in a busy part of town, easily accessible on foot, bike or by car on the east bound side of Delancey street approaching the Williamsburg bridge to Brooklyn. A definite must for your meat cravings with vegetarian options available as well. I will most certainly be back!

Grilled on coals chicken is so damn good. I'll take this over Halal brothers any day!!…read moreYes it is halal Chicken seasoned perfectly.I don't like the breast but this was not dried out as most places do. Lots of sides and sweets available Service is not rude just straight up They are busy and do not rush you It's definitely a Taxi Drivers spot so parking can be easy at night since they don't linger around like the ey do in Queens Super casual tables available basically communal cafeteria but small eat and get out!

The worst .... Which is a shame as the food is good , if you can get it . I put in orders on two…read moreseperate occasions through seamless and they did not get either of them , I had to call because the food did not come within the set time . When I asked to have my order redelivered they told me that they were closing . The second time the delivery food was left downstairs and not delivered to my apartment . Never going to order from there again

This place is absolutely magical! The food is incredibly delicious, and the owner is the sweetest…read more A true vegan gem.

It is so great to have a ton of options to choose from and the dishes at May Kaidee include well…read moreloved favorites and some new ones I've never tried. We had the glass noodle salad which was delicious - lime and a little spice, kaffir and veggies. It was served warm. The drunken noodles were really good too. The broccoli wasn't overcooked, the sauce wasn't cloying, and the sauce was savory with a little kick. The mock duck had quite a bit of flavor - just know that it is not generic seitan. My daughter's pomegranate ginger tea was awesome and my lychee lime juice was also good if a little intense.

Portion sizes and quality of food is 10/10. Located on a busy corner in Greenwich village, this…read morespot serves overflowing lamb gyro bowls. For $5 more you can add more meat. I share this with my partner, as it is near impossible to reach the bottom alone. Almost always open 10:30am - 4am. There are a few seats for in-house dining with good street-watching views.

Even if white sauce isn't ideal for food photos, I enjoyed the generous serving here, especially…read morewhen it collaborated with hot sauce. The chapli kebab was a delightful alternative to the more common over-rice offerings. Service was quick and friendly. Kebab Express definitely helps fill demand in a region where there's not enough middle ground between dollar pizza and $120 boites.