Wow, located in West Village this was an amazing Italian sandwich shop providing the same great…read moretaste as the various other delis across the city. I ordered the San Classico and while I did feel it was a bit smaller than I was expecting, compared to the size at your typical deli, it was quite flavorful, with each bite having me crave more. If you have a craving, this place is definitely worth a visit. The shop itself is quite small. I walked in and a man at the desk took my order. The cash register is towards the back of the shop. Within 10 mins, given that there was a small line, I had a sandwich in my hands. It was packed with plenty of sliced meat. The bread was properly toasted and just as crispy as I would like. We arrived on a Saturday around 1pm and I think this place deserves more hype. There are small seating areas inside for parties of two, but overall not so big of a shop. Staff is extremely friendly and happy to answer any questions, but it can get hard to get their attention given how busy it all is. Highly recommend! And looking forward to try new items on their menu.

Pretty solid Italian sandwich shop in the west village perfect for lunch. I love stopping by here…read moreto grab a quick sandwich when I'm in the area. It's a small shop where you just order at the counter and wait for them to make it. I tried the number 10 this time which is a grilled eggplant sandwich with mozzarella and olive tapenade. The bread was very crunchy and there was a solid amount of mozzarella and eggplant so it definitely hit the spot.

I had a very simple and basic ham and butter sandwich here. It was very good. They used French…read morebutter and you can taste it. It cost almost $14 but this is an elevated ham and butter sandwich. Bread was so delicious. It had the right amount of texture and chew and the butter on it just made it so fancy. Definitely tasted like the sandwich was from France.

Quality ingredients, friendly service and consistently great experience. Very charming European…read morespot tucked into a sweet east village block. The Gainsbourg and Marie Antoinette are favorites!

Came here for brunch on the weekend and got the French toast sandwich and a strawberry donut. The…read moreFrench toast sandwich was really tasty but the strawberry donut was not good. The jelly in the middle tasted so artificial I couldn't finish it, and I love most donuts. The place itself has indoor and outdoor seating. You order at the counter then choose your table and they bring you your food.

We come by often for their coffee. They have a lot of sweet speciality lattes which are always fun…read moreto try. The cafe itself is very cozy too. Their unsweetened latte is a bit bitter so I would recommend getting a flavored one instead. They have quick and friendly service

Smile To Go is a pricey eatery located in Gramercy. This is the sister restaurant to the one in…read moreSoHo which I used to frequent several times a week notably for their excellent chocolate chip cookies. I came here to have a bite of lunch. The sandwich had an unusual cheese and greens. Filling but not tasty. I also took a blueberry muffin which was studded with many berries and tasted wholesome. I took half home. There is plenty of seating and few customers. It's open early for breakfast. The restroom is on the second floor as it's part of the hotel. Before I left, I saw some four pastries lying on a plate. I asked Alia if they sold them half price as this place closes at 4 pm. She sold me what turned out to be a very tasty sticky bun for $2 cash.

Came to pick up a Too Good To Go order and the spot wasn't packed. There was ample seating and the…read morecafe is connected to the Freehand NY hotel. I got the Market Plate, which allows us to pick 3 market sides available. Per the staff's rec, I chose the Kale Salad, the Couscous, and Sweet Potatoes with Beets. The food tasted fine/ok. The couscous was pretty good and had a fresh taste - would recommend! Aside from the Sides I chose, they had Carrots and Quinoa as other options. Super friendly staff and the business is clean and comfortable. For restrooms, you'll be directed to the ones in the Freehand hotel on the 2nd fl. They're very clean and there's a cozy seating area upstairs as well.

Very popular place during lunch…read more Made a pickup order via Seamless and my order was ready as scheduled and easy pickup. Got a Roast Beef sandwich. It was a good sandwich, just a little pricey for the size.

We stopped by Cafe Clementine for lunch, and I ordered the roast beef sandwich. It was really good,…read morethe bread was amazing, and everything tasted super fresh. The space itself is a little small, but they do have a couple seats available if it's not too busy. I liked the setup where the sandwiches are already prepared and ready to grab and pay for, while still clearly being made fresh throughout the day based on how busy the place stays. The staff seemed well organized, and despite the smaller size, the restaurant was clean and well maintained. Overall, it's a good quick lunch spot with quality food and an efficient setup.

Went for lunch. Sandwich didn't look anything like in these photos. Bad quality meat, on basic…read morefocaccia. Double the price it should be. They get one extra star because the service was kind. I got the $18 turkey sandwich, and it reminded me of the free sandwiches we'd get for lunch at summer day camps a kid (derogatory).

Missing a few things that would take it from good to great. The first of those is friendlier…read morestaff. We stopped by on a Saturday afternoon. There was no line. There was no reason to be so gruff. Sandwiches are good - meat, tomatoes, veggies, cheese, all fresh. Focaccia is just decent, and the sandwich needs a spread of some sort - pesto? Good olive oil? For now, it's just bread with ingredients. Expensive, but generous portions. Finally, the card reader is set to automatically take a 10 percent tip - which is robbery. I was paying attention so I pressed "4" for custom and left zero.

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

The service was amazing and the food was super delicious. No wait time to be seated and the food…read morecame out quickly.

Came here for a treat while visiting the Whitney…read more Friendly service with cute modern interior complements the overall feel as an extension of the museum. Got the paris brest, princess cake, and coffee! Everything was amazing, 10/10! Probably was the best paris brest I've had thus far. It's definitely an upgrade from the previous cafe they had in the same space. Please do me a favor and get something from here each time you visit the Whitney, you won't regret it :)

This restaurant was a joy to experience. The decor is light and airy with good use of natural…read morelighting with large windows. It's in a new Whitney museum on the ground floor. I did make reservations because it can get very crowded. I made a 1115am reservation and was seated quickly. I ordered a iced Chai latte, a butternut pasta and a wonderful pistachio creme pastry. My sister ordered a the same iced Chai latte, a tomato based pasta dish and a custard cream filled pastry. Everything was so delicately flavored , I could not stop myself from loving every bite. The pistachio pastry was so light and finely textured- it was another level of pastry creation. The waitress and staff was helpful and courteous. Will definitely return here before seeing the Whitney museum. The restaurant was packed as we left so reservations are definitely recommended.