I say this in almost every review I write, but I wish I had gotten photos of the exterior,…read moreinterior, and/or patio seating area! The ambiance was super cool :) The food was good too, and it came out surprisingly quickly for how busy they were. Our waitress was very quick and did a great job. We hadn't been here in about 12 years; so glad it was a good time!

Waitress was welcoming as was the atmosphere. Thats where…read moreit stopped. We both ordered the belly buster. There was no lettuce or tomato as listed on the menu. There was maybe a thin slice of ham and a thin slice of turkey buried beneath the cheese. These had to of been microwaved as they were so hot we had to wait to eat it. They bill thier sandwiches as "towering". Nope. Really wanted to like this place but, not for us. Thanks anyway

Holy flavor... I…read morehad a bogo on the sandwiches and pozo's from k states "lunch with the lintons" (president of the school hosts it every semester with a bunch of restaurants in mobile tents and food trucks, it's great if you're a student) Anyway, the ambience is right on point for a place named after bootsy Collins. Colorful, maximalist, and funky! I was greeted instantly by the bartender and we talked about the inspiration of the place, and how the sound system was right on for the theme. Let's hope they can get that vinyl system working with the digital monitors... that's always a tedious process! The food though, it brought it home. I got a to-go order and brought it home to my buddy who'd been working all morning. He took a bite and his eyes lit up man. I Love to see one of my guys visibly love good food. He got the fried chicken pozo while I got the meatball sub... once again. Bangers. This place has flavor. Aesthetically, and literally!! Go here. Go here. Go here.

Food is unique and very good. Service was amazing. Overall vibe was unique and tasteful. 10/10…read morewould come again.

Such a nice little restaurant. Great service from the friendliest waitress. We tried the chicken…read moresalad sub, the Italian sub and the chef's salad with all the meats. Everything was good. But the Larkspur cocktail was amazing. I can't stop thinking about how good it was!

The reviews for Noffy's were excellent, which is why we decided to stop and have lunch here. We had…read morea Turkey Hoagie and a Tradional Italian Hoagie. They were $10 each. PRO: The hoagie bread was fresh and so was the lettuce, tomato and onion. I liked the oil and vinegar too, as it reminded me of growing up in an Italian neighborhood. CON: The meat and cheese were very skimpy! It was like eating mostly salad and bread with a little bit of meat and cheese. One piece of sliced turkey and one piece of cheese was lost because the salad, oil & vinegar, and bread overpowered it. Google says that the average deli sandwich/hoagie/hero/sub has between 4oz.- 6oz. of meat and cheese on it. Noffy's does NOT! I grew up on Long Island in NY. Some NY deli's actually weigh their meat before putting the sandwich together and 6oz.- 9oz. is the norm there. The meat is more prominent than the toppings! Noffy's has it backwards! I was very disappointed. For the price, the Italian hoagie had 3 pieces of meat and 1 cheese while the Turkey Hoagie only had 1 of each. I would have expected 3 pieces of turkey and 1 cheese so at least it was even with the Italian hoagie for the same price. They need to do better!

homemade super fast service…read more delicious it doesn't get any better than that!! So cute and cozy, homey vibes and friendly faces.

At the end of the "Yellow Brick Road" is the Friendship House…read more They serve a nice simple lunch. The food was good and the service was too. Clearly, this is the place to eat after touring the Museum.

Food and coffee/drinks are always good! Loved the coffee flight menu! Just wished there was a…read morebetter system for individual drink orders pickup. There is a nice ambiance to meet for a coffee date!

Great coffee, bread and pastries! We go there every time we are in Manhattan…read more Cookies and muffins are terrific.

Clean, well-designed shop with a lot of local products. Staff are always friendly. Have had…read moresandwiches here and recently brought a niece and nephew by for some ice cream.

The food was good,not great. My husband and daughter liked theirs a lot,I got the Ruben and it said…read moreit was grilled,it wasn't. The Ruben was done on a panini press,so it was warm and they didn't grill it with any butter on the bread so the bread never got crispy and also very little thousand island dressing on the sandwich. I also got the potato salad on the side which was a little pod that was commercially made,not homemade.

The sandwich counter is evidently long gone. They do have premade sandwiches, and other c-store…read morefare, though.

Growing up, my high school had 'open lunches.' A popular place to go was 'The Little Store.' It was…read morejust a convenience store for the community. The owner ran a deli on the side. I stepped back into my childhood eating lunch at Subs-N-Such. Sure, it looks like a gas station, but grabbing the Italian, and hanging out on the wooden picnic table made for a nice lunch between baseball games.

I was really disappointed in McAlisters last night! I've always loved their awesome spuds topped…read morewith meats and cheese and sauces!!! But last night, I went expecting to see that awesome Angus Spud and it wasn't on the menu anymore!!! I was reduced to the Pulled pork & Mac n Cheese spud but my disappointment was only beginning! When I got it home, the first bite told me this potato was baked much earlier in the day and held in a warmer way, way, way too long. It was no longer tender soft potato! It was hard and dried out even black on the bottom! I'm one of those people who enjoys eating a crispy potato skin, too! So this was especially disheartening! Then the generous helping of Mac n cheese covered up the fact that they were so chintzy with the Pulled Pork! Barely 3 small bites!!! And the Mac n cheese had probably been held as long as the potato, not good!!!Disappointment on top of disappointment!!! Your Iced Tea may be great but your Spud was a Dud last night!

$2 off with App. Previously told others how good their potatoe soup was, but today it was both…read morevery, very watery & bland. Cuban sandwich was very good. I would not recommend ordering drinks as they are almost as much as some value meals at other places - $3.69 for Root Beer & $3.19 for Sweet Tea. Their cost was probably about 27 cents. BLT was good & Baked Potatoe was good & good portion.

Liked the patriotic decorations. Group of 4 for breakfast…read more Seated immediately. All meals served as ordered. Waitress was attentive to seeing if meal was good and kept drinks topped off.

Ordered a BLT with a side salad. Plenty of bacon. Service was good. Place is bright and inviting.read more

I was part of a group of 10 who had a late lunch here on a Tuesday. The service was fantastic! The…read morefood was excellent! Everyone was so happy with everything they ate. The consensus from my group on the scones: they are divine! I am on a picky eating plan, and I was able to eat on plan (no dairy, no grains). I had the Greek salad with no lavka and no feta. It was WONDERFUL!!! The dill lemon vinaigrette was so tasty. The veges were so fresh. I added chicken and it was not only seasoned well, it was nice and cold for a salad. The texture of the chicken could not have been better. I'd eat here ANY DAY!

A nice niche coffee shop in the main Manhattan strip (: Bluestem has two different operating menus…read more- depending on which days you're going! They have plenty of seating and a rush if clientele. We arrived right after they opened and got our coffee fresh and food pretty quickly, but turned around and saw the HUGE line at the counter. The space is very open and welcoming ! After grabbing a bite, I heavily recommend going across the street and checking out the corner bookstore !