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NYC Deli Market

4.0 (302 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 11:00 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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Moderate noise
Dogs allowed
Good for kids

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Charlie T.

A quick place to get some freshly made to order sandwiches in the downtown area. The place is pretty small and is connected to the Grand Hyatt. I was able to get a quick snack - Reuben Sandwich - that was well made and loaded with meat. The price is pretty acceptable, considering the area I'm in.

California Dream on Sourdough
Jan S.

Walked in and ordered the California Dream. Was as described and delicious. Very friendly and pretty quick. Large selection of chips. They have beer and wine as well and some great candy to choose from.

Breakfast burrito. Sausage, cheese, and egg only.
Lu T.

Cute little place to grab breakfast on the weekend if your hotel switches to continental. We got a breakfast burrito and egg/turkey muffin. Both were decent. There were no bacon and potatoes offered but again, not the end of the world. Breakfast burritos really simple. It only included eggs, sausage, and cheese. Store had wine and a bunch of snacks also. In addition to the breakfast sandwiches people got a bunch of boars head sandwiches. Everything is decently price Definitely stop by if you're downtown and need a change of pace on the food you're eating at the hotel.

Roast Beef Sandwich
Reshonda S.

I stumbled upon this convenience store/ sandwich shop while staying in downtown Seattle. This place was a nice break from all of the other expensive restaurants and shops in downtown. Most sandwiches average $12-14; labeled as boars head meat. There are a few stools inside for eating/ waiting. I ordered a Turkey and roast beef sandwich one day; loved it and came back the next day to order a tuna sandwich. It's nothing extravagant; it's ultimately a deli sandwich. However, they take their time to cut the many vegetables; included plenty of meat with cheese; and nicely toasted it at the end. It tasted great! One of the best items I tasted throughout the week (and I went to all of the local, touristy, expensive, and brand name places 2-3 times a day, for 6 days).

Pastrami
Raneem R.

Super close to the Westin and Sheraton hotels. I walked here because I was hungry at around 9pm and all the restaurants in Seattle seem to close early, but I'm so happy I found it. I got the pastrami with pesto instead of horse radish and it was amazing. Also you have to try their pickles. I like how this place has a large selection of chips and drinks as well, super different from any sandwich place I've been to.

Classic Reuben Sandwich
Jerry C.

Deli market with quite a bit of snacks, drinks and of course sandwiches. Great place to grab a bite to eat when you want to grab an go. Great option for food in your room when staying near the Seattle Convention center. Sandwich prices where about $15 bucks a piece. Drink prices vary. I'd return again.

#7 Mesquite Smoked Turkey Sandwich
Jessica S.

Hubba Hubba, Get in my mouth!! An unassuming bodega with a whole lot of surprising options. They're known for their sandwiches and man they are delicious! I ordered the mesquite Turkey, heated, and it is so good! The honey mustard is the perfect condiment to go with this Smokey Turkey. Highly recommend coming here. They have all sorts of sandwich options, including breakfast. Not just sandwiches but loads of chips, drinks, and candies. It's connected to the Grand Hyatt hotel and they're open late: 8am - midnight!

Roast Beef Sandwich on light rye
Pedro A.

During a trip to Seattle, we checked out this late night deli & convenience store. The sandwich was so good. Should have gone here for dinner instead of just a late night snack. Highly recommend. Besides the great deli, they offer snacks, drinks, beer, wine, etc for sale. Walking distance to our Sheraton Hotel.

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Great snacks, sandwiches, drink variety, and open late! staff are service oriented and kind :) they even have some emergency toiletries

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Great place! Hot and cold sandwiches, endless beer choices, snacks, in an expensive hotel and it's a bargain!

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1 year ago

Pretty good food & prices. Great for breakfast in a pinch. Very convenient that there's an entrance into the grand Hyatt.

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Several employees working, but takes forever to get your food. Also there is nowhere to wait and the food is very mediocre

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Food was very good and so was the service. Loved the atmosphere as well. Great place to eat and will come again.

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Very little meat on a $15 sandwich that was mostly bread. I would expect about twice as much meat than what they gave you. Disappointed.

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Efficient and get good turkey avocado as expected. The seating is not great, but ok for a quick bite.

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Closed 45min early before the advertised closing time. Literally saw us walking up to the door.

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