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Pret A Manger

3.5 (38 reviews)
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Juan K.

Busy during lunch rush, but there was still room. Just like any other Pret, they carry the same food. But you can still find somewhere to sit. Workers are pretty nice in here too

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LaToya D.

Love, love, LOVED it!! I wish they had one in Nashville or Atlanta. Please bring one Food was fresh and delicious

Great sandwich and cool place to people watch!
David A.

While walking through NYC we wanted to grab something easy and quick, but also wanted to sit down and enjoy our food. We came across Pret A Manger and it was a convenient "grab and go" or "grab and sit" place. I got a turkey sandwich, some chips and a soda. We sat down in a very casual setting and enjoyed our food while taking a break from the city. I have to say that for something that was made in advance it was a great sandwich loaded with turkey and avocado! I really enjoyed it! They also had these santa sugar cookies that were pre packed and they were just as good! So if you are looking for something simple, easy and quick - try this place. The prices are not bad and you get a good quality meal on the go. BTW - we wanted to go back again after some site seeing but didn't make it before they closed. They close at 11 pm (or at least the location we went to). I figured in NYC they would have been open later - but I cannot dock a star because of that :)

Suria N.

My favorite place for salad and sandwich. Always fresh and delicious. Fast and proper service. Quiet ambiance with nice slow music.

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Michael M.

Best coffee shop/cafe. Better then Starbucks or Panera's. Coffee good snd breakfast pastries excellent. Has fresh sandwiches, salads and fruit. Plenty of seating. Friendly staff and clean restrooms. Great location.

Mimi T.

I love pret. Their croissants, yogurt cups and sandwiches are pretty great. However I'm a little upset today as I ordered a croissant and when I bit into it, it was still uncooked. Don't get me wrong, the croissant was warm and flaky, but the inside was still half cooked dough :/ I didn't have a chance to go back and tell them, but maybe they should cook the croissants a little more. I hope today's croissant was just a fluke because I love grabbing breakfast at pret and I really like their food.

Miso soup & wild salmon salad
Nic Z.

Pret - how I love thee! When I lived in England, I frequented Pret so much they knew me by name. At one location, they would even save a Swedish Meatball sub for me in back (they flew off the shelves at lunch like mad), but I digress. This is the only Pret in the states where I felt (almost) right at home. I didn't try the New York Meatball sub for fear of it not living up to my British-trained tastebuds' expectations, but everything else I tried was fabulous. I've tasted their miso soup, salmon and quinoa pot, wild salmon salad, a blueberry muffin, pain au chocolat, cappuccino, oatmeal, and several fruit cups. In one word: YUM. The only thing disappointing was the cappuccino, but I remember them being less than stellar across the pond, too. It just tasted bland and more latte-ish; a cappuccino should still have some kick. This place is busy and gets pretty dirty -- they'd have to be hovering over the tables to clean them as frequently as is necessary -- but it's well worth popping into just go grab something good for your belly and your soul. :) Freshly-made every day + all remnants are donated. Pret rocks!

Had to go to Starbucks for a decent breakfast this morning thanks to Pret's lack of customer service!

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Just came in to work, the workers seemed really nice and personable though! They were chatting it up!

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Thanks for serving me 2 absolutely burned chocolate chip cookies today. Made me look great to my boss!

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Such a good grab and go place! Healthy food good beverages and plenty of options to choose from! Lots of seating available!

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Very average soups. Good selection of sandwiches. Everything is a bit pricey for average food though. Quick service.

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