Just in time! They were cleaning up when we squeezed our way in. Thanks for serving us with a BIG…read moresmile. Grabbed our baker's dozen, cream cheese and skidaddled. The bagels were still so fresh and yummy. Feels like an authentic bagel shop deli experience: deli, Baked goods, and BAGELS great ambience and food

Friday afternoon I was hungry and had never tried anything in the area. I stopped at what I thought…read morewas a deli, but it was closed. As I drove by the plaza, I figured someone here had to have food. It came down to a deli or takeout, and deli always wins. I walked in and immediately knew I made the right call. Counters filled with breads, sweets, bagels, and fresh food, and the smells in the air matched exactly what was in front of me. That's always a good sign. There was a menu posted with plenty to choose from. I went with the Black Forest sandwich and also grabbed three giant linzer tart hearts and an apple crumb horn. Price-wise, it felt right for what I got, and I'm always happy to support a local spot. The Black Forest was exactly what I needed on a winter afternoon. I ordered it as a hero and could only finish half. It was stuffed with hot turkey and melted Muenster cheese, and the bread had a great crunch while still keeping a nice chew. The Thousand Island dressing and coleslaw made every bite satisfying. It was definitely a wet sandwich with sauce dripping, and honestly, I loved that. I was excited for every bite. The apple crumb horn was delicious and a must-grab if you're there. It's like an apple pie but lighter and airier, with sweet, slightly crisp apples throughout. 5/5 stars. I'll absolutely be back the next time I'm in the area.

Great food, fantastic service , very reasonable prices and nicest people you'll ever meet.read more

Check expiration dates on meat. I've been burned a couple of times. Produce is more obvious…read more Prices are high on grocery items but that's expected for a corner store. All in all not a bad place for last minute grocery needs. They have a decent variety of beer,etc.

I discovered this gem a few years ago, forgot the name (turns out it's literally called "The…read moreBakery"--duh!), and recently literally stumbled upon it again while visiting. Guess it was meant to be... Such great stuff here! I'm a sucker for linzer tart cookies and here they are perfectly sweet and nutty. And the raspberry almond tart, the cherry cake with the shortbread crust are off the charts great, too. The sandwiches I saw looked amazing, too. Maybe next time. Even with a long line of eager customers, the staff managed to be both efficient and friendly. Bonus points for the back patio when the weather is warm.

They microwave their eggs n bacon for breakfast sandwiches. Service was decent. Pastries were the…read moreonly thing worth it.

Had the Croque Monsieur and the BBQ Brisket Sandwich. The BBQ brisket sandwich was a bit salty to…read moremy tasting. The Croque Monsieur was cheesy and good. Also had 3 desserts, the raspberry tart, honey lemon blueberry donut, and strawberry ganache. All were delicious and fresh.

We arrived around 1pm and the cafe was not too busy. The space is light but there is limited…read moreseating and people tend to linger. By the time we left the cafe was packed, we later learned classes let out at either 1:30pm or 3pm which accounted for the increased traffic. You order from the counter, receive a number, and wait for someone to bring your food, we did not wait long for our food to arrive and the students working front of the house asked if we needed anything and quickly attended to our needs. The fired artichoke hearts were the standout. Perfectly breaded and fried, they were spectacular without the dipping sauce! Don't get me wrong the sauce was great and added layers of taste but you didn't need it to make the dish better. The street Corn Salad was generous but it a salad. It's not that I wouldn't recommend but keep your expectations low!

Lucky for me, every Saturday I have off, I like to check out the farmer's markets, particularly at…read moreUnion Square, in Tribeca and Prospect Park. Well, the winner of the farmer's market in Prospect Park, with flying colors I must say, is LYNNHAVEN CHEESE FARM. Goat cheese Yummiliciousness! How do I describe how delicious, delicate and complex the tastes in each small container of soft cheese are?? Don't have words for it. All I tell you, is DO STOP BY and get the Lavender&honey goat cheese. It's a small piece for $6.50, ok, not cheap, but those Nubians goats must have a happy life to make such an incredibly tasty cheese! If you have guests over, spread that cheese on top of Ritz crackers or a ciabatta bread, layer it with peach slices in top and get ready your CPR kit, cause people will faint from pleasure! What would Gordon Ramsey think?? He'd say, Lynnhaven's goat cheese is exquisite! You will not regret it stopping at the market

I only tried their goat milk feta. At Union Sq. Market. OMG!!! Perfection.read more

Not impressed at all. Was the only choice on Easter Sunday other than Mc D's. Menu isn't easy to…read moredecipher. Staff in a hurry to take your order and not answer questions. Chicken soup - 9 out of 10 Lamb Gyro - 4 out of 10 very dry and over cooked. Chicken parm sub - 2 out of 10. Sauce is decent but cheese tasted off. The chicken tasted like it was cooked a week ago and reheated in a microwave. Do not recommend.

Used to be a nightly student haunt. Now it has new managers who hawk halal food, Juul smokes and…read morewater-coffee. When I walked into this place recently, thinking I'd buy a fat tasty Italian sand-wich like back in the day, and all I saw was rice and falafel, all I bought is $1 chips. Clerk talks on phone while taking customers money. Typical, new people take over; put up crappy items and hike the prices $5 and hope to make a killing based on the reputation a place once had. Not with me! I have been around and now cooking! Also, I noticed all the outside signs remained. Rip off! Review: 3

I walked into this charming shop and was disappointed to find that they were sold out of their…read moresandwiches. They are so good they sell out every day. Unable to find an alternative, I returned to the shop to find something to take back to our hotel room. I was offered a cheese plate and gratefully accepted. When I came up to pay, I realized that it was on a metal tray. I apologized and told him I needed it to go. "That would have been great to know before" the proprietor said coldly. He said let me ring these people out and I'll put it in a bag. Having already paid, I stood there feeling wretched, looked at the young couple at the register and said "lunch is on me" gave them the tray, and left the shop in tears. I was grieving the loss of a loved one two days ago, and all I needed was courtesy . It was in short supply there.

This place is magical, it looks like something from a story book inside. I loved the bouquets of…read moredried flowers hanging from the ceiling! They had a lot of specialty items to purchase. We ended up sharing a bottle of cider and the tomato pesto sandwich on the patio seating while waiting for the rain to pass. It was amazing. I would be here all of the time if I lived in the area!

FIRST place I go when I'm in town. Last meal level of excellent. I don't know what constitutes a…read moreMichelin star but they've earned it in my heart. Hands down the most consistently lovely experience. I've had one of every pie and all of them are top notch. The crust is crazy good, flakey and buttery and perfect. The owners are so kind, and are typically working, you can tell they love what they do. The inside is quaint and decorated, but we primarily do takeout. Please do yourself a favor and go.

The owner will accuse me of being rude and having a "tone". I was supposed to listen to her going…read moreon and on with the same abrasive tone she accused me of having. If I tried to speak at all that is rude??? This was after her daughter hung up on me without even letting me complete a sentence. So I called back and the owner answered. I bought two $5 scones that turned out to be baked yesterday and were cold and hard from being kept in the refrigerator. According to the owner **I** was supposed to ask if they were fresh, or cold, or needed to be warmed up. It was all on me to find out. Really??? I wasn't supposed to assume they were fresh. Seriously?? It's a bakery. The **common and accepted practice** for a bakery is to sell "day old" baked goods as just that.....day old, and for a slightly lower price than same day freshly baked. Customers are supposed to know that they are buying a day old product and not same day fresh. The fact that they are selling a product and not selling it as day old is dishonest. Why would a customer be *expected* to ask if the scones are fresh? And one wonders how many days they would continue to sell those same refrigerated and old scones? I have purchased from their stand at the Beacon Farmer's Market many times and loved it. The young man who I buy from is great, always friendly and nice. The woman, who I assume is the owner is a horrible, rude woman. She went on a tirade about how I was supposed to find out if the scones were fresh, just on and on and on, and about how rude I was and my "tone". In her opinion the customer is always wrong. Awful person, obviously on the defensive. What a horrible way to run a business and a horrible and unprofessional way to interact with a customer. Just an awful woman. Here's a little tip....if you let the customer speak, finish a sentence and listen to them rather than not allowing them to speak they might not have that "tone". As soon as I tried to speak I was "rude", simply because I was speaking and not listening to her tirade. This woman is the rudest and most hostile business owner I have encountered. Oh.....I also bought a pie....that I just looked at. I specified apple and strawberry. The box is labeled apple and strawberry but the pie inside is blueberry. And the bottom crust is not done.