I've been coming to this sandwich shop since the '90s. My other sandwich favorites like Dean &…read moreDeLuca, Duke's Deli, Dom's, and Parisi's in the area are all gone now, so it's a major feat that this place is still standing with how much neighborhood rent has skyrocketed. I usually get a sandwich and soup for lunch, and they are still delicious. The sandwich is simple and perfect, made with fresh bread and quality ingredients. The soup is hearty, comforting, and tastes homemade. While the rest of the block has turned into shiny high-end retails and trendy cafes, this shop is a classic time capsule. Hope they last another 30 years.

The grilled chicken sandwich is so good. It's lighten but filling and so full of flavor! The…read morefocaccia is fluffy. The sauce is the cherry on top. A few seats inside and a bench outside. Def a great spot if you work in the area and need to grab a quick bite !

Today, I had the pleasure of indulging in a delicious Pan Seared Fresh Tuna at Benvenuto Cafe,…read morelocated at the vibrant corner of Franklin and Greenwich Street. This dish was a perfect harmony of flavors, featuring tender tuna paired with juicy mandarin oranges and creamy avocado, all resting on a bed of Chinese noodles and mixed greens. The Asian sesame seed dressing added a delightful touch, making each bite a refreshing experience. Benvenuto Cafe is known for its grab-and-go diner fare with an upscale twist. Whether you're in the mood for a customized salad, a freshly grilled sandwich, or a hearty breakfast any time of day, this cafe has something for everyone. The atmosphere is welcoming, whether you choose to dine in or take your meal to go. If you're in the area, I highly recommend stopping by for a meal that's prepared with care and served at great prices. It's a perfect spot for locals, visitors, and anyone in need of a tasty bite! Location: Benvenuto Cafe Tribeca Dish Highlight: Pan Seared Fresh Tuna Ingredients: Mandarin oranges, avocado, Chinese noodles, mixed greens, Asian sesame seed dressing #BenvenutoCafe #TribecaEats #Foodie #LunchGoals #PanSearedTuna #SeafoodLovers #HealthyEats #FoodPhotography #TravelAndFood #CulinaryJourney #FoodLovers #EatLocal

I love this place. It's exactly what I was looking for. They have everything on their menu! I said…read moreto my husband, "I want to find a place where I can order from the counter" (euphemism for "I'm picky and I want what I want") and we stumbled upon this place on our walk to the 9/11 Museum. I made my own chicken panini and the guy was so patient as I figured out what I wanted on it. My husband got a turkey sandwich, not pictured. We sat at the end of a shared table and it gets pretty loud in there but we weren't looking for ambiance!

Food was tasty although it gets pretty loud inside. The patio was closed for rain, so I think I…read morewould try that next time. I did not love the kale salad, kinda dull flavor except for the blue cheese. I would order something else next time.

I've been a fan of Westville for 20+ years and never had an issue till this visit…read more Came for brunch on sunday with. Place was busy and lively. The good - food is always great. So many options to choose from. Had the egg scramble, and for something simple it was delicious. The turkey sausage is a must. They were out of hashbrowns at 1pm so french fries were the alternate option. Needs work - the service was very spotty. When reading back the order the server had my order wrong which was an early indication of things to come. We had to constantly keep asking for things, and sometimes they never came. -Creamer for coffee/tea - never came. -Extra plates to share apps - never came. -Syrup for pancakes - eventually came. -I ordered 7 grain toast, but was brought a baguette. Pointed this out to a bus boy and it was never corrected. -Server never came to ask how things were. If someone who works there reads this, please order skim milk, unsweetened almond milk, or unsweetened oat milk. You should have at least one of those options.

Service was so amazing. Liz was the best, definitely coming back soon. Also--the drinks are so good…read moreget the marg trust me.

There is a particular kind of disappointment reserved for places that should know better…read more The avocado toast arrived looking the part, but the bread was toasted to a brick. I paid extra for the poached egg add-on and received one single egg. Not two. One. The latte was mostly milk with a whisper of espresso somewhere in it. Nothing here was catastrophically bad. Everything just landed just slightly below good, and together the effect was cumulative mediocrity. For a chain, where you'd expect consistency and standards, that's a quiet failure. With no shortage of brunch options competing for your time and money, this one doesn't earn a return visit.

Brought my wife here for a night out in the city and couldn't have been more impressed. Elvin did…read morean awesome job making us feel welcome and brought so much personality to our table every time he came around. Food, vibe, and staff are all worth coming by for.

Interesting little place in tribecca…read more ENTRANCE - the host stand is literally right by the door. Very little room to maneuver. HOST - very nice and confirmed reservation and also let us add one extra person AMBIANCE - cool looking out of the fourties' white painted wood beams. There are two floors so a decent amount of seating SERVICE - very friendly but the place is hopping MENU - all breakfast items all day long. Eggs any style, pastries albeit small selection. Handheld wraps and a couple of burger choices. Plus salads and bowls. Overall very small menu but a little of everything breakfast would entail NOISE LEVEL - worth noting is that the place is very noisy when a lot of tables are being served COFFEE - pretty good quality and the double sized latte is really big. PORTIONS - definitely a little bigger than most and the plates are interestingly played out. A nice presentation PRICES - as you piece together a breakfast for example eggs, cheese, mushroom omelette, you're talking over $20 Overall a solid three and a half. I round down to three as it takes long for meals to come out. And we had seven folks and they episodically brought plates out rather than trying to serve the majority at the same time

One of my favorite sandwich shops!!! Can't recommend Nomad enough…read more Staff are so kind and welcoming. Felt very homely inside and sandwiches came out quickly. I had the bahn mi and it was so good. Very generous serving size and kept well as leftovers too. It was a unique bahn mi but it worked perfectly. It was quite saucy and packed with veggies. Delicious.

Great place to get a big sandwich before lunch. They have a…read morebreakfast menu plus the full menu available in the morning. Customer service is excellent and the sandwiches take about 7min. There are full tables available as well as counter seating at the window. The steak and guac $22 is a great sandwich. Rating 8/10. The steak is good quality, I can bite right through it and it still has natural flavor. The guac is well seasoned with lots of savory and slightly spicy notes to complement the meaty steak. The bread is soft and holds up very well. The Katsu sandwich $18 is decent but really needs to be eaten right away. The frying is ok but since the meat is thin, the layers of fried breading can overpower the Katsu flavor. The veggies are very good and the sauce is decent but they are so much more powerful than the Katsu so it gets lost in there. Rating 7/10

The wait on a Saturday or Sunday morning was pretty long, probably about double that of comparable…read moreshops. Bonsignour is popular and everyone who knows that knows to order ahead. For me, I understand the complaints about prices and wait, but it's so clear that this place has that extra effort, that extra quality in ingredients, that makes it all worth it. If Bonsignour wasn't meeting such expectations, I would understand if people instead visited a bodega. Nobody is deciding between Bonsignour and a bodega.

Found this cute West village coffee shop. It was very hot out this day and wanted a nice ice cold…read morecoffee. I did not eat here but they have three or four tables inside. It was not that crowded when I came in but the service was very slow. And I was sad as the coffee looked good but when I tasted it. it had no taste to it.

Came here two times within two weeks. I always pass by here with the dogs and finally gave it a try…read moreand I did not regret. The seafood pasta or linguine is very good. Seafood flavor el dente cooked pasta. My chicken parm and the chicken with arugula was a bit plain so I asked for marinara sauce which made it more flavorful for me. But now my new local to go place around here. Since I don't like any of the food in little Italy too tourist and not good food around there

Stopped by Fiat Cafe in Nolita and everything felt so cozy and comforting. The pizza fritta was…read morelight and delicious, the calamari was crispy, the pappardelle hit like always, and the NY steak was cooked just right. The staff was also so sweet, which made the whole place feel even cozier. Definitely one of those spots you can relax in and enjoy good food.