This is your standard NYC deli/convenience store. From their actual sandwich counter, a lot of the sandwiches and paninis are serviceable but dry. Their hot meals can take a while to make but the cheeseburger and fries are decent and not badly priced for $5.75. The omelet plates are okay and pretty bland taste-wise but also a lot of food for your money, since it's a 2-egg omelet with various fillings, two buttered slices of toast and home fries for $5.
The prepared food buffet in the back is decent, and items I tend to eat and like are the rice, lo mein, chicken wings, the chicken and broccoli and the faux general tso's chicken. But it's also way overpriced at $6.99/pound so it's hard to spend less than $10 here and actually fill you up. They also have a salad bar I have yet to try. On the convenience store aspect of things, they have tons of snack foods and drinks, cleaning supplies, coffee, and other odds and ends. They also have the generic NYC 24/7 flower stand outside on the corner. read more