Great sandwiches and beer . Shirlee had classic Ruben excellent and I had the New York triple…read more meat another great sandwich you won't be disappointed try it out . Fast service in and out. Mostly take out however they had seating in the back very plane but sufficient and clean. So to grab a great sandwich it's definitely a plus . Sorry I don't had the pictures

Stop here for a quick lunch. It's like convenience store but they make lots of sandwiches. They…read morehave a few tables so you can eat your sandwich. It's not frills type of place. You order from the cashier and they make your sandwich. I got a hot pastrami hero with lettuce tomato and mayo. It's filling and decent for price and convenience.

no fuss Italian HUGE sandwiches like you can share one. Super fresh bread and meats, it will be my…read morenew spot for sure!

Earlier this year my husband and I ventured into Manhattan to retrieve my lost phone and to update…read moreNYPD that I claimed my phone. Anyways the next train back to LI was in a hour so we walked around and stumbled upon this sandwich shop, whose original location is near where I work. Ambiance was clean and small. We ordered the whole wheat bread with roasted chicken, mozzarella, sun dried tomatoes and arugula. The size of this sandwich is pretty big and the sandwich was cut in half that we had leftovers to take back with us. They offer a discount if you pay in cash. Great hole in a wall spot if you want something quick.

This was the very best sandwich I've ever had in my life! I'm not joking!…read more I got to the city a few hours before my daughter and needed to grab a bite to eat. I saw great reviews for this place and decided to give it a try. I chose the New Yorker sandwich. What made it so delicious? The bread!!! But the roast beef and porcini cream were an amazing combination too. I see there's an All'Antico in Nashville, and I will definitely be visiting soon!

So after having this in Rome I definitely had to try it here in NYC…read more So to start off the bread by far was amazing, super fresh and crunchy, wow!!!! I would just eat the bread alone if I could. I got the LA FAVOLOSA sandwich which was Salame Toscano, Pecorino Cream, Artichoke Cream, Spicy Eggplant. The sandwich itself was very good but it had way too much of the pecorino cream and artichoke cream. Both sides of the sandwich were drenched in it and it was overpowering in my opinion. If I were to get this sandwich again I would ask for a lighter spread of those two. I would come back here again and try the rest of the sandwiches for sure.

we stopped here for lunch on a thursday around 12 pm. there was a short line, but it moved quickly…read more it's decently sized in there, with a few tables to sit and eat on. we ordered the atlantic salmon bagel sandwich and the ham/egg breakfast sandwich. the salmon sandwich was LOADED. they slathered on a thick layer of cream cheese and SLABS of smoked salmon were placed on top of that. this was the first time i couldn't finish a smoked salmon bagel. it was freaking delicious. the ham/egg breakfast sandwich was alright. it wasn't outstanding, but also not bad. will be returning for more salmon sandwiches!!! :p

We wanted the authentic NYC lox sandwich experience, so naturally we had to stop by this seemingly…read moremost- visited bagel shop. After seeing how insane the breakfast line was, we decided to come back in the afternoon instead. For $16, we got a lox sandwich with everything bagel, regular cream cheese, salmon, tomato, and onion. Capers cost an extra $1, apparently they are not included by default at this location. The bagel was well baked, with the perfect chewy texture without being dry, and they were pretty generous with the smoked salmon. Overall it was a very solid lox sandwich. Would I wait in an insane morning line for it, though? Probably not.

Had another great experience at this Carnegie Diner location just last week and would like to thank…read moreJennifer for her attentive service and warm hospitality! I ordered the fettuccine alfredo with chicken this time, which came out tasting exactly the way I had been craving it, and I was reminded why this Carnegie Diner had established a positive association in my memory years ago. The restaurant is modern and functional, so not a "retro"-styled or nostalgic diner, and the food and service are the stars here. I look forward to returning with friends.

We stayed in NY for four days and had an amazing time!! Each day we dined at the Carnegie on 7Av &…read more57th St. we had breakfast, lunch and dinner. Breakfast- Pancakes, waffles & chicken loaded with bacon!! The desserts were massive in size and just as delicious. Bring your appetite!! The staff were friendly and fast. The food came fairly quickly and hot. The location is right on the corner just a block from the park. Easy to find. Classic diner design with traditional booths. It all made you feel welcome.

I've gotten better cream cheese schmears in LA smh. Nice staff though and good bagel.read more

I'm was in super rush and ordered online for pick up. Unfortunately I ordered at the wrong…read morelocation. The nice staff person realized what was going on and quickly made my order. Thank you so much. And the food is amazing. Best NY bagels in the area!

Last day in New York back the end of March, found us looking for a place to get warm and grab some…read morefood while doing our last exploring dash through Times Square. We ducked here to grab some nourishment before I became to hangry. Ordering takes place at the counter then grab a table. I had a 1/2 bowl of their "famous chicken soup" and 1/2 pastrami sandwich. Had good flavor and was enough to warm me up on this brisk morning. My niece did a bagel, and after trying all week she finally got one exactly how she wanted it made. We ate and chilled for a bit, no plans for the day other than making it to the airport to go home. Was able to people watch and catch up without feeling rushed to leave. Saw locals come through, so you know it is a place worth stopping. The staff were nice and even apologized for not being able to give me the soup I wanted in a half order. Though things can often get overlooked and passed by in the hustle and bustle of the city...stop in and relax while you grab a bite to eat.

Date of visit: April 14, 2026…read more Our friend wanted to go to a real New York deli during her first trip to the city and this is the one in the vicinity of Times Square and our evening show that was the highest rated according to my fellow Yelpers, but I am not quite sure why based on our experience. Things did start out great, with Boudjema being very friendly and helpful as we placed our order. And once we got seated, we were able to fully appreciate the vibe, both in the primarily 70s playlist, but also the mirror and brass touches across the restaurant. Food-wise, however, there were some definite opportunities. My Roasted Turkey sandwich did come on quite possibly the best rye bread I have ever had, warm and flavorful. But while the gravy was also good, the turkey was cold. This odd temperature mismatch made it hard to appreciate the generous portion of meat on the sandwich. We also ordered some tater tots and those were quite good. While it definitely could have been worse--and I've had worse in New York City--this also could have been so much better.

I was impressed entirely! Every employee delivers useful help with kindness. What a cute place! The…read morestaff attention matches the food preparation. The flavors here stand out!

Love it!! The employees' genuine care matters above all. This place shows pleasing visuals. The…read morekitchen's output impresses everyone. This place makes dining enjoyable.

Delicious breakfast for three at 8:15 am on a Thursday before our half-day Experience NYC tour…read more The restaurant was a block from the Hilton Tempo hotel where we stayed. It is not the iconic Carnegie Deli, known for its huge corn beef and pastrami sandwiches. This place is known for its all day breakfast,, 24-layer Chocolate Cake, and massive milkshakes. Good food and drink menus and service. Our food came out quickly. Food was pricey, but it was well prepared, served in generous portions, and made with quality ingredients. Enjoyed by my daughter and granddaughter: Plain WAFFLE -- came with a fruit cup PANCAKES -- so fluffy and also came with a fruit cup Coffee I ordered the Pastami Egg Sandwich ($24.95) which was amazing! See photos. Quarter pound of lean delicious waygu pastrami Two sunny side up eggs cooked perfectly Flavorful Hash Browns Small salad Excellent Cole Slaw Sauerkraut Half pickle Cloth tablecloths and napkins were appropriate for food quality. Tables were spaced close together and the loud group next to our table was a distraction. An experienced, knowledgeable server with a pleasant manner is appreciated.

Decided to take a chance and came for brunch with family. It is a glorified diner. They were packed…read moreand everyone appeared to be tourists. It's a huge space so there's plenty of room to come, especially if you have a big group. As for the food, it's fine but nothing to rave about. I had the eggs Benedict and the poached eggs were cooked all the way through and the hashbrowns were undercooked. Our waitress could not have been kinder though. Line for the restroom was forever! Four bathrooms and one was out of order.

Spontaneously stopped by here and was pleasantly surprised. It was quite busy, and a bit tight, so…read moreyou might find yourself moving around a bit as people are also ordering and shopping around. Got the chicken Parmesan panini. It came with potato chips and a pickle. Tasted fresh and yummy. There's nowhere to sit, so we took it home. Good fast option!

Five-star chicken parm, the best on 9th and 10th Ave in Hell's Kitchen…read more While this place is packed like a supermarket and they got have other sandwiches and hot stuff too, all are solid picks, but none is as impressive as the chicken parm. The cheese and the chicken are really good, and I went with spicy tangy mustard sauce and the crispy crust bread. It's just perfect for me and the best chicken parm I've had in a long time. And there is less shady riff-raff on 10th Ave, it's more of a neighborhood vibe than 9th Ave and 8th Ave, well, forget about it.