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Apple Tree Supermarket

3.0 (176 reviews)
Open • 6:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)
Updated over 3 months ago

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Casual
Moderate noise
Outdoor seating
Good for kids

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Colette H.

Love this place. They have great sushi, sandwiches, cookies and drinks. This place is always super crowded but the line always moves pretty quickly. They have lots of food and drink options. And this is a great spot for lunch. Their food is always fresh and yummy. I'll definitely be back!

Michele B.

During the summers, this is my go to place. I always get the breakfast platter, because it's one of the best breakfast deals I've found in this area! Two eggs, bacon, and homefries with bread and jelly. It's $5 and quite filling. I also grab a hot tea(they carry my favorite!) and that's 1.75 extra. I don't eat out for breakfast often but I always come to apple tree to get my early morning fill. I love that they are open at all hours of the night and morning and they are the perfect corner store. Like others said, yes they can be overpriced, but they are convenient which I love.

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Shira S.

This place is a great resource to have by campus! It's great for a speedy lunch for in between classes as well as great stop in the evening before hitting the library for what is sure to be a long night. Their salad bar is wonderful, always lots of options that are fresh and yummy. Their wraps are great as well, and customizable which us great! They work quickly which is appreciated when you are in a time crunch! Yes, technically it's just a corner bodega but in actuality, it's so much more than that they have a grocery section, snacks section, baked goods, salad bar, sandwich and wrap bar, lots of interesting beverage options, and an entire array of prepared foods. About the prepared foods, it's slightly a hit or miss; some options are wonderful and tasty while others not so much, but that's what you get with prepared foods, I guess. Re: their pricing, yes, they are definitely more expensive than other "delis" but for me, it's well worth it for numerous factors, including the convenience and options. Overall, when I went to student orientation last year right before starting Columbia, I had a bunch of people recommend grabbing a lunch there, including professors and students alike, and it has not disappointed. I've been here countless times in the past year and will continue to frequent over the next several years as well.

Eugene C.

Appletree is your run of the mill grocery store/corner store minus the bodega cats. The prepared food is decent and there is a good variety and they're usually pretty speedy. It's a bit pricey but that's a given when you take into consideration the real estate. In addition to prepared foods, they also have groceries, which is a plus. They're open 24 hours which is also good.

Matty M.

Please don't visit this establishment. They were so rude. If you have a choice, please visit Sub Conscious across the street! I was on a long run today and went in early for an Orange Gatorade to refuel. The man at the register was talking to his friend but, when asked, pointed me to the Gatorade and when I wanted to pay I opened my small pocket on my running belt and took out my credit card. He just shook his head. I was perplexed but he said, "Do you have cash?" I said, "No, I'm on a run and trust me, you wouldn't want to touch the (sweaty, sopping) cash if I had it." He took my card and said, "$5 minimum." I took back the card, said, "No. That's not right and that is illegal." He didn't care at all. He went back to talking to his friend, hanging out at the register. I went across the street to Sub Conscious and got an orange Gatorade there and there were no issues, no illegal minimums.

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Jessica L.

Some items decently priced, but most are overpriced. ( Think Whole Foods. ) The sandwiches are so-so, not a lot of meat and the quality was eh. Would prefer to go elsewhere for a decent lunch.

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