Best dunkin in city! Employees are nice! Very attending to the costumer. And the place is clean!read more

I ain't tried the Barbie drink, but it came out real fast. It was rather sweet, but as a refresher…read moreI kinda liked it. The service was really well executed, and it's a relatively small Dunkin' Donuts -- it's really express. I would take issue with the cleanliness because there's just one guy working, 'cause all Dunkin' Donuts seem to have like one guy holding it down. But I am always curious about how they prevent that one guy from dying, digging into the trash, and asking people for money.

This has been my go to coffee since I have ever been working in the municipal building nearby…read more Whenever I am in a rush, I quickly come here and grab my latte and at times, a sandwich if I forget to bring my breakfast to work. You can just smell the nice aroma of coffee when stepping into Starbucks! There are always plenty of seats all around you and any location I've gone to never failed me when it comes to finding a seat even though it's popular among tourists, especially this location in Park Row. Wifi is very fast and easy to hook up so it's a plus. I love their coffee a lot! You can just taste the quality when sipping their coffee. They have a great variety of coffee to choose from ranging from dark roast to blonde roast if you want an extra boost from the caffeine! They always have seasonal favorites like currently they are debuting lavender! Coffee with subtle notes of lavender in it. I ordered an iced lavender cream oat milk matcha and it was sure sweet! Just tasted a hint of lavender in it but mostly it was sugary. I should have customized it better as Starbucks allow you to adjust the sugar, number of espresso shots, ice, and syrup levels. Just be mindful that as you adjust or add certain condiments, the price of your drink might go up based on what you add. They also have breakfast sandwiches and my favorite is the bacon gouda sandwich. Oh, how the gouda cheese taste in your mouth. It has a strong smell but so good! Recently due to COVID, prices have been soaring and now a grande cup of latte cost around $7.00 after taxes. I wish prices were back to pre COVID which allows me to save a lot more money but sadly we have to live up to inflation :-( You can either order using the mobile app that allows you to pick any location of Starbucks and order in advance anything that is still available in the location you selected or in person. Usually I do pickup orders since it's convenient and saves time rather waiting in line! And if you become a member, you have exclusive access to earning rewards and free drinks when you hit the requirements!

Coffee is fine and made really fast. But staff was really inattentive and kinda rude (or it's just…read moreme). I needed to ask twice for the HOT coffee. A lot of people so they just try to make everything faster and don't pay attention to each customer

​I haven't had the chance to do a full grocery run here yet, but I stopped by the new Flatiron…read moreWhole Foods on Madison Ave to return an Amazon package and the process was seamless. I was in and out quickly without any issues, which is always a plus for a midtown Manhattan location. ​Even though this spot feels a bit on the smaller side for a Whole Foods, they seem to pack a really solid variety of items onto the shelves. Walking through, the first thing that caught my eye was the produce display because it looked incredibly fresh and well-stocked. They had these juicy-looking strawberries and plump blueberries that almost made me change my plans and grab a basket right then and there. ​I definitely want to come back when I have more time to actually shop the aisles and check out the rest of the store. I think its a really solid addition to the neighborhood!

Love going to Whole Foods for many of their organic, healthy, gluten free, dairy free and soy free…read moreproducts. The inside was spacious, but the staff is always helpful to help locate any items you can't find. The store is neatly organized and clean, provides disinfecting wipes for customer use near the shopping cart and basket area, which allows shoppers to clean cart and basket handles. The store has a café on the second floor and can be very busy. I recommend going off hours on weekdays if you want to get in and out easily.

Matto Espresso is inexpensive coffee and pastries. I can always count on my friend Tom to point out…read moreall the new locations. I love the pastries and stock up for winter When I'm in this neighborhood I stop in to get some Cinnamon Scones to take home. I've had the app on my phone for some time now. I need to stop in for my biscuits and scones. I'll probably go to the location near my apartment. I'm recommending if you're in the neighborhood.

New location. Friendly staff. Consistent good coffee. Love their pistachio cold brew!…read more No bathroom, standing dining by the counter. They could definitely use a fly zapper.

Located across the street from Bryant Park this Whole Foods is very convenient to grab some items…read morefrom the salad bar and a Hal's seltzer to eat in the park. Found a table in the shade and watched the world walk by. It's a smaller location with a confusing cramped layout but carries all the normal stuff. Seating area and salad bar upstairs. I noticed some outlets at the counter area there if you need a charge. Bathroom also available for public use if you shop here or just passing by. As usual, expect to pay "Whole Paycheck" prices for certain things.

This location has always been a boon for work trips when I want to make real food. The hot bar is…read morekept in fairly good shape, and despite the smaller footprint, there are good options on the shelves. The bathrooms are kept in working order. My only warning for anyone who frequents Whole Foods in the suburbs of America.... Is that this location does not have electrical outlets available in its cafe seating. Which... I get it. It's fine. When in Rome.

Another stop on my post-hospital release tour led me to Sunac Natural Market on Metropolitan…read moreAvenue. This was my first visit, and overall, it left a positive impression. I arrived early in the morning and noticed only one staff member running the floor. I genuinely felt for the guy--handling customers, checkout, and operations solo is no easy task. That said, the surrounding area felt secure, with police presence visible downtown and nearby, which added to the sense that this is a safe and well-situated location. What truly surprised me was the product selection. Tucked among the standard natural-market staples were Asian grocery items you wouldn't typically expect to find in a store like this. Considering the cultural diversity of the neighborhood, it makes perfect sense--and it's a win. While this won't replace a full Asian market experience, it comfortably earns the title of a diversity market, and that's something worth appreciating. Given my post-surgery restrictions, my purchase was simple: fresh fruit and a health drink. Checkout was quick and efficient, and the staff--yes, the one guy--was polite, attentive, and communicative. From a customer-service standpoint, it was a strong first impression. The only letdown? The fruit basket was light on pineapple--and, bro, that mattered. Still, for a first visit, Sunac Natural Market delivered convenience, variety, and a solid neighborhood vibe. I'd return.

Sunac is the perfect combination of high prices, poor selection, and poor service. They misprice…read moretheir already overpriced food (then won't stand by the prices). They (rudely) shut their doors at 9:45pm even though they are supposedly open until 10pm. The morning griddle is always overwhelmed. Their sole competitive advantage is lack of competition which is now changing as a new store is opening just down the street.

The baristas at 62nd and Lex were so charismatic. I have never felt so charmed without being…read moreflirted with (compliment!). One was bald with a wide smile, and another had a moustache and a neck tattoo. While I was waiting for my order, another customer expressed discontent with hers (to the point where she thought she ordered the wrong thing); and the baristas did everything reasonable to get her a drink she'd like with a smile and a quip. They answered my questions about why olive oil is such a prevalent ingredient in the juice options and complimented my sneakers. The tip I gave was not enough to express how much I enjoyed my ~15minute stint in the store, frankly. I got the Green Sport, and it was embarrassing how quickly I drank it down. So refreshing in the summer.

First time at a Joe Juice... place was clean, staff was friendly, service was quick. Juice was a…read moretad warm- but not the end of the world world. The place was warm-ish... so I figured they were just getting started for the day. I'm comparing to Juice Generation and Jamba Juice. Not bad... I'd come here again.

Ok I am Dunkin person ice cold coffee for that extra charge all round yesssssssss America Runs on…read moreDunkin

The staff is very courteous and efficient. The place is kept clean and has a good selection of…read morebreakfast options.