I was on the hunt for a Midtown spot with WiFi and seating to work remotely--two things that can be…read moresurprisingly hard to find--when I stumbled on Mona Kitchen. It's tucked away on a side street and hidden under scaffolding, so it's a little hard to find. The space is huge and spotlessly clean, with a bathroom that's spacious and nice. There's plenty of seating, chill jazz humming in the background, and the lights are bright enough to study/work. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the prices are reasonable. There's a buffet spread and made-to-order dishes, but the real star here is Burmese Bites. With only a couple of other Burmese spots in the city, the stand-alone stand is a gem and so good and a bowl of noodles for just $15. All in all, it's a great spot to study/work and to try good Burmese food.

Damn. The Burmese noodles are good…read more Latte is good Will try the buffet another time. Definitely need to be here early for the buffet Good for working too!

We were looking for a quick breakfast option while walking to Penn Station. Toast was recommended…read moreby the Grayson Hotel people so we thought we would try it. I ordered a whole wheat bagel with peanut butter and a slice of avocado. My wife ordered a whole wheat bagel with nova salmon, onions, capers, cream cheese. We both were happy with our bagels and would definitely try it again if we are in the area.

This unremarkable NYC deli has a good selection but I thought the quality/price ratio was not as…read moregood as others nearby (Oliyo for examples). That said, breakfast sandwiches and bagels are certainly acceptable. The counter staff is efficient and friendly and careful to check your order Ambience? Well, it's a deli. Not much but basic functionality.

A lot to choose from the menu. We ordered sandwiches and wraps. Cooked to order with Amazing taste…read more@ a great price.

Eats on 48th has quickly become one of my favorite lunch spots. It's reasonably priced and…read moreconsistently reliable. My top pick is the grilled chicken Caesar wrap, and I appreciate the numerous customization options available for to-go orders. The cleanliness and friendly staff further enhance the experience, making it a place I will definitely return to.

Not sure how I have missed this place and thought it was brand new. The workers told me it has been…read morearound like for a year. It is a very nice m, upscale sort if looking place where you have different food options and its a pick up and go place. They have salad, sandwiches, hot and cold food choices. Plenty of snacks and beverages ti choose from too. I got a Turkey and Swiss on a roll with a bag of chips and a kit kat bar. There is no indoor seating but they have some out door seating options.

Why did we stumble upon this place our last morning while out for a stroll? We grabbed bacon egg…read moreand cheese bagels, along with a bagel with just bacon. Let me tell you, they put so much bacon on that bagel! We walked around a bit in the cold before heading back to our hotel and the bagels were still warm and cheese still melty. Don't sleep on this place. Lots of healthy snacks as well, protein bars, trail mix etc. seemed like they had a downstairs area possibly too? Bookmarking this place for our next visit!

I don't usually review bodegas, but I'm not a snob, either. Certainly, this isn't Eleven Madison…read morePark, but if you're a New Yorker, whether a student at NYU or a highly paid worker at BlackRock, you have probably had a BEC and coffee from a bodega at some point in your life. In any case, this is a good one, and the section that sells decent Dominican food to go, is unique. Recently, I ordered two salads, one with shrimp, a tuna sandwich and a fresh squeezed carrot juice. The salads were fresh, even on a Sunday with very tasty shrimp. The shrimp had mayo on them, obviously taken from a shrimp salad that they use for sandwiches or a stand alone shrimp salad...no complaints from me. It was fresh and delicious. The tuna on white bread...I know, not as healthy as whole wheat, 7 grain, etc, etc, but that's what I was in the mood for...add lettuce & tomato, extra mayo...not toasted...perfectly gooey, falling out of the sides and delicious. The carrot juice was nice and sweet, obviously made from fresh carrots...always a treat. As for the Dominican food, I have had it many times...chicken, curried goat, some kind of fish...always with rice and beans. They have a following and it always sells out by days end. I like it and others do, too. In all, a solid bodega with a juice bar, deli area, Dominican food, etc., etc...these places are a New York staple, with a little of everything! Delivery was super quick...I live just a few blocks away. Packing was excellent. Highly recommended for salads, sandwiches, juices, smoothies and probably a lot of other things that I haven't had, yet!

The staff were friendly, the place was clean, the food and drink even better! I got chuelta w/…read moremangu and onions. There was a Dominican cook! Ifykyk! The pork chop was flavorful, not dry! The food was hot and cooked well! The pricing was good for the area! The super berry shake was really tasty! I was surprised. The only issue I have is the person who made it didn't know the grams of the protein powder they used. Other than check them out.

Bacon, egg, & cheese with just the right amount of amazingly fresh avocado. (Salt, Pepper,…read moreKetchup.) No cheapskates at Everyday Gourmet Deli with the perfect amount of avocado. Big ups to the amazing breakfast team. Be back soon! . . . #NewYorkCity #nyc #eaterny #avocado #delifood #foodie #eeeeeats #thrillist #abc7ny #cbsnewyork #travelnyc #foodblogger #timeoutnewyork #fox5ny #imagesofnyc #oldmanjj #foodporn #nyclives #baconeggandcheese

I used to love this place. It was my go to spot. Recently I've stopped because they over charge…read morealmost all the time. Prices for anything weighed is outrageous. I've said it before and I'll say it again, I'm never going back. Table Time on 42nd right next to McDonald's is the best food and best price in midtown

Really really bad bad service sodas are warm there is not AC for customers only for the guy in the…read morefront , also this indian guy(called something like harish) in the front is really rude and disrespectfull , and racist , i saw hem yelling at two mexican delivery drivers who was buiyng a drink they said why the drinks are so warm and he say right away , dont buy it and get out of my store , as soon as i heard that i walk out of the store , please dont come to this store . Everything its just bad vibes in there.

I'm always looking for a good deli near my office, for the days I'm actually in. Over the last few…read moreyears prices for a simple sandwich in Midtown have gotten way out of hand, and at the same time the quality/quantity can be...not so much. Here my well-appointed turkey club hero, L-T-O, comes in at $9.50 even. In fact, just about every hero on the menu that I can remember is that price, and if you want some additional toppings the more normal ones come at no charge. I usually do deli turkey, but I love a good chicken sandwich and upon inspection I did not that it looked nicely marinated and freshly cooked, so I'll be getting that next week. Reliable, fresh, and well-priced. Nothing fancy, but you don't always need fancy.

MARKET: Ironic to find a Grocery Store named THE AMISH MARKET, a monicker associated with rustic…read moresimplicity, thriving in the heart of the big city. The name is primarily used as a branding tool to highlight fresh, natural and organic Foods. WORTH VISITING.

Cute market with tons of fresh fruit and vegetables, snacks, and mini lunch meals. I felt that the…read moreparfait I ordered here was just a bit watery. However, there was so much variety in lunch options, I'll definitely come back and try their sushi or other bowls sometime.