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    Smile To Go

    3.6 (69 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 4:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Good for working

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    Decaf latte
    Leung T.

    A bit pricey but very pleasant place to have coffee, a pastry or a light meal. Good fresh coffee. Pastries are made elsewhere but the other food is made fresh on sight.

    Good to the last drop
    Jenny L.

    I was treated to coffee here today. I had an iced coffee with almond milk and light ice. I believe it was a cold brew and it was delicious! Very flavorful brew, smooth with a pleasant aftertaste and mildly sweet with only a little almond milk. Service was fast and friendly and the restaurant environment was busy but pleasant.

    Oatmeal with fruit
    Kelly M.

    The best oatmeal in the city! There's something about this oatmeal to go that was so good! Who knew healthy could taste like this? I recommend Smile To Go for fresh, hot food!

    Storefront
    Mike C.

    The newest location just opened in the Freehand Hotel, officially making this one of the best hotels in NYC for food, joining Simon & The Whale, Studio and Broken Shaker. They have those same excellent cookies and pastries as at other locations, plus lots of great breakfast and lunch options. Definitely try the Black Seed Bagels Bacon, Egg & Cheese ($7) and the Moroccan Pancakes ($9).

    Maple Bacon, Fried Egg and Cheddar Breakfast (BEC)
    Sara L.

    Decent for a quick to go coffee or food. It is a little over priced for what you get but I do think the quality of ingredients are there.

    Roasted chicken w/cranberry & arugula on ciabatta
    Gabrielle P.

    I guess one of the most major deterrents would be the price(broke college student #yolo), but I agree that the food is way overpriced. I enjoyed my sandwiches from Smile to Go on two separate occasions. The first time I came here, it was just opened. A lot of things I wanted to try from the sandwich menu was unavailable, until I settled for a Manouri Cheese & Pear Sandwich, which was light and filling. On another occasion, I found that STG is on the Ritual app so I decided to get a Rotisserie Chicken Salad Sandwich. It was light and filling as well, but the ciabatta was tough to chew. Overall, I found both sandwiches to be tasty, very flavorful, and satisfying.

    Market Plate with beets, quinoa, and carrots
    Vickie W.

    To everyone saying Smile to Go is expensive... where have you been buying your market plates?? Please tell me, because I always thought 3 big servings of veggie sides was very reasonably priced, but maybe I am living in a luxury vegetable bubble. This location is much bigger than their original outpost on Howard St, but lacks the same charm. That said, the food quality is up to par -- I looove all their market sides, as well as the rice krispie, the bone broth, and the pear/manouri cheese sandwich (the sandwiches, however, I do agree are overpriced). I don't even think it's really fair to compare Smile to Go to Dig Inn -- Smile has more inventive flavors, updates their menu more often, and I feel also gives larger servings of veggies. I've also ordered from them on Seamless, but do find that the serving sizes tend to be a bit bigger if you order in person.

    Baked goods
    Christina P.

    The Freehand Hotel is filling up with all kinds of cool stuff, and this grab and go addition is perfect for a quick, relatively healthy lunch if you don't have time to sit and dine at Studio. I went with the rotisserie chicken with one side, and while at $15 it was pretty pricey for lunch, the portion was HUGE. I'm talking a half chicken, nicely roasted, with an enormous pile of their roasted eggplant. The ordering was a little confusing because I asked the lady if I could just get the chicken with one side, and she said yes, but she really just meant that they would double the portion of my one selection, and still charge me for the same amount as if I ordered two. So not exactly what I was going for, but it was a tasty lunch and easily enough for two light eaters. They also have sandwich selections (I like that you can order a 1/2 size), as well as little snacks and baked goods that use unique ingredients... I know I'll have a hard time resisting those in the future. The line moves quickly and there's some seats if you want to stay for your meal, though it seems like most people take it to go. Fast, easy, fresh, and interesting - a great combo for lunch in my opinion!

    Roast Rotisserie Chicken with watermelon salad and pasta
    Kenny P.

    We came here just to get a quick bite because we hadn't eaten all day and this place looked really cute with its outdoor seating. We tried ordering the lamb meatballs but they didn't have it unfortunately, so we decided to order the rotisserie chicken with the watermelon salad and the basil pesto pasta. It was pretty tasty, the chicken was a little under seasoned for my taste, but still a good meal. The aesthetic was really top notch though and the service was nice and the gentleman behind the counter was very informative. Even if you don't want a huge meal, you can come here for a nice drink and one of their baked goods and sit in the shade and enjoy the sounds of the city!

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    Their cup o' joe is flavorful and a complex, a refreshing alternative to NYC to-go coffee.

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    Great food, great service and great prices! Seriously, this place is awesome... Outdoor seating with heaters as well

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