This place is located near Columbia University on Amsterdam and 120th Street. There is a…read moresupermarket but this is for the deli. There are many options. I took a picture of some of the menus (see photos). We did not get one but look at the photo of the crab cakes. Those things are huge and $5.99. If you look closely at the photo, you can see how the breading is peeling in one location and it is not heavily breaded! We got the grilled cheese, spicy nacho grilled cheese, and All American sandwich (see photos). The food is all really good and freshly prepared. Coffee was good also. Good option for quick bite.

Attended a workshop/conference at Columbia-Teachers College. The students recommended this Deli…read more I've now had lunch there three days in a row, and got dinner there twice. Everything I've eaten has been excellent. They are very friendly and fast and efficient with getting your order and getting you the right food. Their memories are pretty amazing. But also the portions are humongous, I have a big appetite, but I can only eat about half of whatever they've given me. I highly recommend.

A bit disappointed in the veggie options at the deli, but the store has surprisingly a lot of stuff…read morepacked in. It's very handy!

After hearing alllllllll too often about this place from Shea D. (you have no idea how many "I'm…read moreeating a delicious sandwich that only cost $4!" texts I've gotten...) I finally was able to give it a try! Wow. $3.50 got me a huge turkey sandwich will all the fixin's I could ask for. Unlike down here in the damned West Village where A FREAKIN' SLICE OF TOMATO COSTS AN EXTRA BUCK! WANT CHEESE ON YOUR SANDWICH? YEAH THAT'S A DOLLAR TOO. Oh, you want bread with your sandwich? Fine, but that'll cost ya! GRRR!!!!! Anyway, delicious sandwich yes. The only thing was that it took a good eternity to make. I mean, Margot G and I both fully exchanged our two separate trip to a friends wedding stories we were on in the time it took the guy to make a couple sandwiches. Lame on that part. But again, $3.50. I won't complain... much.

Best pharmacy I've ever used. The pharmacist (Dr. Phan) is top notch, really personable, and calls…read moreyou directly with questions about your prescription. Her staff fills scripts fast! This place reminds me of European neighborhood pharmacies--smart and caring people who take pride in their work and in their connection to customers. And the retail part of the pharmacy has everything you might need. What a great experience.

I walked into Hartley Pharmacy with a legitimate prescription for Adderall XR and a valid insurance…read moreplan that covers it. At first they told me they "don't take Medicaid." When I produced my actual insurance card and confirmed my coverage, they changed their tune and refused to fill the prescription, claiming "shortages" and "over-saturation." I left hoping to support a local business -- but instead I got shifting excuses and no transparency. Having a controlled-substance prescription is already complicated enough. What I experienced felt dishonest and unfair. I ended up scrambling to find another pharmacy and asking my doctor to cancel and reissue the script, which caused extra stress and delay. If you rely on prescriptions -- especially controlled-substances -- I wouldn't trust this pharmacy to be consistent, fair, or reliable.

The tiny deli makes a BIG difference. If I can get a fully dressed hero made with Boar's Head…read moreSausalito Turkey Breast... there's not more I can ask for. They're Halal. I may want a Bacon Egg & Cheese, but I'm not going to get real bacon. And the Savor Street Butter Pretzels are truly legit.

Just another little bodega and convenience store…read more Coffee was decent for a walk around the neighborhood with my friend. All the normal stuff on the shelves. Served it's purpose. That's pretty much it.

I really appreciate this place. They're open 24/7, and the food is made quickly and cheaply. I…read moretypically got a good breakfast from here for under $3. Plus, the guys working there are almost always very friendly to me. Not a huge selection, but they have the basics. Great for the morning rush, great for midnight munchies.

The cooking area is clean, well lit, and gives the deli a fresh atmosphere. Good service.read more

The one guy pharmacist is the only reason they are getting two stars…read more Everyone else here is NASTY and RUDE and unhelpful. Don't even try to call them to ask if you can take over the counter meds with your prescriptions... the female pharmacist with the attitude will give you a " yeah i guess so" ....After being on hold for 30 minuets... I don't want someone to guess if I can take Benadryl without dying... I GUESS. Also, calling me 5 times a day to see when I will pick my script up... are you fucking kidding me?! I'll pick it up when I have time... SORRY It hasn't been there for a week its been not even a few days...

They made me come back several times because they would not fill out the prescription in time…read more Several times! It is unacceptable.

Terrible. Poor quality, dirty store, unknown brands, attitude like crazy. There's a lot they could…read moredo if they wanted to remain relevant and in business.

Their $1.50 a pound whole chicken legs, bulk tomato paste and frozen chopped okra were my form of…read morepersonal food stamps during an extended job search. A small pressure cooker afforded me such blissful 20 minute comfort food from this combination that I'm still going back now that I'm on a good job. They should indeed label the large slabs of meat but the big price list helps well enough.

I am tempted to give Morton Williams a review of two stars like the overall score but that would…read morenot be taking into consideration the neighborhood. If anything, I feel like a two and a half stars would be appropriate. That being said, I think the negative reviews are due in part that Morton Williams is about as expensive as Whole Foods but way less selection than a Whole Foods or even a C-Town. But the prices and selection are what they are because of location. They are right by Columbia University. In terms of supermarkets in the neighborhood, it's on par with Apple Tree, which I would consider three stars but definitely not as good as Westside Market or H-Mart in terms of selection but that's the tradeoff for the proximity to campus. To be fair I haven't done a ton of shopping (I've mostly bought protein bars out of convenience) and personally if I lived there I would walk the extra 6 blocks to Westside Market for the fresher produce and better selection of goods. The times I've shopped there, I was processed fairly quickly.

In spite of the fact that dogs are not permitted in food stores by NYC Health Department…read moreregulations, when I was shopping this Saturday there was not one, but two dogs being led around the store by their owners. Security did nothing. If this store ignores this Health Department regulations, who knows how many other as they also ignore, with respect to food safety, etc.?

I know absolutely nothing about wine, but I always get compliments whenever I gift wine and it is…read moreall because of this shop. The shop is small and cozy. It is owned and operated by husband/wife duo who are very down to earth and always have great conversation. If you're like me and don't know what to get or are just looking for suggestions, just ask. They will steer you in the right direction. They offer tastings and Thursdays.

Wine, only wine. That said, they have exceedingly fine wines. Your range of options from boxed to…read morebreak the bank. My recommendation is based on my ease of navigation, the experienced staff, and the casual ambiance, though I think I didn't make full use of their knowledge.