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    Edith's

    4.3 (124 reviews)
    Open • 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Elaina V.

    I can only speak on the drinks here, but they are SO GOOD! I got the limited time yerba mate slush and the coffee slush and both were amazingggg. I'm not a huge coffee drinker but the slush was unbeatable. It was light, sweet, and perfect on a warm day. The yerba mate slush was so good too, I wish it were a permanent menu item! Since I only got drinks it was a pretty quick transaction, but there was a line mid day.

    Chicken Caesar Wrap
    Azen N.

    I've had Edith's a number of times in Williamsburg, but this was my first time trying the WV location. My friend & I split the chicken caesar wrap & smoked turkey hoagie. Caesar wrap: It has so much potential, but it didn't not do it for me. Granted I was starving so I did shovel it down. 1. The wrap was lightly coated with dressing so I had to request more - very dry off the bat. 2. The top portion had chicken, but underneath the wrap was basically all kale - like sooooo much kale I had to take some out. Can't remember if there was parmesan in there either? It was basically all kale w sprinkles of chicken Smoked turkey sandwich: I preferred this sandwich. It is quite literally the perfect beach sando. Turkey was packed it in, meat was flavorful & seemed like good quality. I also loved the toppings - pickles & pickled red onions were my faves! My one callout is that it was just a taddddd bit more saucey than I would have liked. Don't get me wrong, I love sauce, but it was to the point that the bread was getting soggy and dripping everywhere.

    Chris D.

    Very busy as we all know, but that staff were fabulous. I got an everything bagel and scallion cream cheese- you could tell the cream cheese had the scallions added in house, it was really nice. Bagel wasn't a New York style bagel (I don't think anyway) so it was a nice change. The coffee tahini slushie was a bit rich for me. I would have liked a smaller size, but it was a nice flavor

    The Californian
    Julia M.

    I wanted to like this so badly but it was not at all worth the wait or the money ($16.50 for tuna!!)... wanted to go for something cold because it was so hot and while the Californian had some crisp lettuce it was bland and the tuna was too dry for me. I fear I can make better tuna at home. The challah was good and I appreciate the pickled peppers because that was like the only flavor that was there. They also told us at the register that they were out of the summer special that my cousin had really wanted to try and it would've been more helpful if they posted a sign outside saying that. Id come back on a weekday to try the tuna melt because I'd assume the cheese would give more flavor but honestly not sure if it's worth the trip/wait.

    A Perfect Tuna Melt
    Lynn N.

    I came to Edith's to try their sandwiches after hearing such great things about their items! I was especially curious about their Sephardi Wrap and Tuna Melt, so that is what we ordered. The shop is diner styled where you order at the front and find a free seat to eat at. Service was incredibly kind and they also checked in on us too! I think the food just was not to my flavor unfortunately. The bread on the tuna melt was way too buttery for me, and the tuna + cheese was cold. Is that standard? I'm not super familiar with other tuna melts, but I was surprised. I do like how the tuna salad was heavy on tuna and lower on mayo though! The Sephardi wrap was interesting, but I think the wrap itself was maybe too crispy where it was a little hard. The dish itself was heavier than I expected. Overall, this is a great place to try but just didn't match my flavor profile.

    Pastrami Chopped Cheese
    Caroline O.

    We got the matcha slushie and the coffee slushie but matcha not really worth- just tasted like flavorless slush. I'd recommend the coffee slushie more. I didn't really like the Sephardi wrap but if you're into cheesy breakfast wraps, I think you'd like it. The pastrami chopped cheese was good.

    Crystal W.

    FANTASTIC. I got the coffee slush (what I came here for), totkes, and chicken tahini Cesar salad wrap. Knocked it out of the park. The wrap was STUFFED. Filling but not greasy. The staff is fantastic, the cashier is so patient and gave great recommendations. The slushy is sooooo yummy and you get a punch card for a free one when you hit 8. Great diner feel to the open kitchen. Definitely recommend and want to come back to try more goodies.

    PEC&L
    Maricel S.

    Edith's is worth the trip for the bagels alone, but the PEC&L takes it to another level. The pastrami, egg, cheese, and crispy latke combo on a fresh bagel is ridiculously good! Everything stayed intact until the last bite! Definitely one of those sandwiches you keep thinking about afterwards. Cozy vibe, friendly staff, and genuinely memorable food. I'll absolutely be back for another PEC&L.

    Tahini Chicken Caesar Wrap
    Ayda N.

    Okay loved both sandwiches! The cesear wrap has a tahini dressing but it wasn't too over powering. The turkey Sammy was def a little richer so it was nice to split each one. My go to turkey Sammy is usually Court St. but this one is pretty comparable (clean turkey still #1 tho)

    PEC&L
    Ruby C.

    Sourdough bagel stuffed with japanese-style tamagoyaki, and a shakshuka inspired bagel sandwich spotted in NYC! The secret to their fluffy egg omelette is that every bagel sammy is made with an individual omelette made in cast-iron tamagoyaki pans from Japan. Their West Village location gives off a buzzy deli vibe, with limited bar and window seating. It was packed when I went on the weekend, so it's more of a grab-and-go spot. I placed my order online in advance to skip the line. Definitely need to go back to try their sandwiches and wraps. *Middle Eastern $12.85 A saucy and herby bagel sandwich inspired by shakshuka. Made with fluffy tamagoyaki, cheese, za'atar, shakshuka sauce and scallion aioli spread. It was messy to hold and bite into, but totally worth it. I went with their signature chicago-style everything bagel, which has a subtle kick compared to a regular everything bagel. *PEC&L $16.85 They offer BEC, SEC, and P(astrami)EC, all served with a latke and tamagoyaki! The PEC&L was a bit bland on its own, but I liked that the smoked pastrami wasn't overly salty. BUT the sandwich was DIVINE once dipped in their house special sauce!

    Robin Z.

    Literally the best sandwich I ever had that I didn't make myself. Friendly people, especially Saint, and a very cool vibe. They should have tables outside because the place is tiny.

    Zoe G.

    I'm glad we grabbed a sandwich from Edith's before heading to the airport. I grabbed breakfast for lunch and got the bacon, egg, and cheese in a wrap. I loved the totkes and the special sauce that came with the wrap was sweeter. I loved their miscellaneous hot sauce bucket, cute spot with great service. My sister enjoyed her tuna melt too.

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    Huiwen C.

    The Iced Cafe Slushie is divine!! The savory sesame tahini complements the oat milk so well. This is the perfect drink for a hot day. It wasn't too sweet. We also tried the PEC & L which is savory and amazing on the Chicago's everything bagel. The staff are great. It does get crowded especially on the weekend so I recommend ordering online for pickup or coming early.

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