This spot is SO UNDERRATED - best BEC I've gotten in the city by far. You grab and choose your own…read morebagel, then they give you the option to have it toasted. The bacon was cut into the scrambled egg, which made the sandwich incredibly flavorful and juicy. 10/10!

I love the people who run this deli and all the food they make. Everything is fresh and delicious…read moreand fair priced. You can't get much better than this place.

sometimes a quality Bacon Egg & Cheese sandwich + a hot coffee in the morning is all you need for a…read moreday to go from average to great. the bacon egg & cheese on a roll is how all deli/grill joints should be rated and Manhattan Marketplace and Organics had an excellent grill guy in place when I ordered the classic NYC breakfast sando. the grill guy did not rush the sandwich (but it didn't take all that long)--the bacon was crisp but not crumbly; the eggs were fluffy and light; the American cheese was melted goodness; the roll was lightly toasted ( with a small squirt of Heinz ketchup)...allof the aforementioned combine to make one heck of a savory comfort calorie start to the day. pair that sandwich with a strongly brewed black coffee....and your day has started magnificently. the owner as well as the grill guy were super friendly as i waited and chatted with both of them. the corner store is really clean and filled with snack foods, soft drinks, beer, convenience store items, and more. of course, the grill serves up a huge variety of hot and cold sandwiches as well as different meal platters. there's even some seating if you want to stay and eat. definitely, stop on by if you're in the neighborhood.

Decent deli and market to grab a bacon egg and cheese on a roll, a snack, or cold drink, sandwich,…read morewrap, smoothie, etc. Aisles loaded with drink and snack items, household and personal needs, healthy options, and open 24/7. A few tables and chairs to sit at too inside.

cheapest quality food and very high prices. avoid like the plague…read more Tourist come here if you want a nyc ripoff experience. Best to order delivery through uber eats or doordash. Some of the food on the shelf is old also. Come here to this store if you enjoy having diarrhea later,

By far still one of my favorite delis in the city. I visited gourmet market (or more affectionately…read moreknown as Ferry's by Stuy students) with my best friend for old times sake, and it was so nostalgic! We split a roma panini ($10.99 as of Sept 2024) and grabbed a few other snacks for a picnic nearby. Ferry's has remained consistent throughout the years, & it doesn't look like they've skimped on portions. Prices have gone up understandably due to inflation. All staff members here are as kind as ever, and they whip up your order quickly. The deli seems to have expanded their selections and improved their lighting since I've been here 10 years ago!

These guys are great. Conveniently located two doors from my apartment, I've been a frequent…read morecustomer at Gourmet for over a year now. As a regular, they're great about keeping my favorite items in stock, cutting me a fair price, and keeping me abreast of the comings and goings on that crazy little street called Christopher. Are some items a tad over priced? Perhaps. But you're paying for convenience. If you don't like it, walk your ass down to D'agostino's and pay too much for your skim milk there. Once, I went to grab a couple Dreamwaters (We can talk about the fantasticness of that product later) and they had just ran out. Crap. Whatever, I'll come back tomorrow ... but, no. Before I was out the door, the friendly staff at Gourmet dialed the delivery truck to come in an evening early. Thirty minutes later - Bam; Dreamwater. Thirty minutes after that, I was snoozing like a baby and dreaming about my favorite store-next-door deli. Thanks Gourmet. If you ever get into a fight, I've got your back.

some say overpriced but the same as all the other deli's around. The food is fresh, the salads…read moredelicious and they carry boars head coldcuts.. not available at any of the supermarkets around.. dag's gristedes and Gourmet garage. worth the extra price when you want what you want..

Friendly staff. Large selection of basics when I can't be bothered to walk more than 1 block to…read moreFine Fare or Key Foods.

I go here often since it's a block away from my crib. All types of munchies! They even have a Hi…read moreTea that taste like weed! They also make tasty sandwiches. I get the Lower East Side all the time.

After barhopping in the neighborhood, we were all craving some food --specifically chopped cheese…read more We found the nearest bodega, which was here. Our group ended up ordering a total of 6 chopped cheese ($11 each). The chopped cheese wasn't really chopped and was more like a burger in a subway sandwich form. Since I was so hungry, this did satisfy my craving but wasn't quite what I was expecting for chopped cheese. The food also took awhile to prepare, but at least they had some seats outside.

my friends and I all separately ordered a turkey sandwich on a roll, but they got the order wrong…read more each of the sandwiches were $9 and for the price you would expect what you ordered. They even mentioned under their breath writing it down, but eventually didn't. It was not a welcoming environment at all.

A snappy and impatient staffer mutated an order for 2 cookies into one for 6, nonchalantly…read morepresenting a $15 total. Normally this situation would be handled maturely by both sides (maybe even with a laugh), but instead she spat back 'you asked for 3 of each, loud and clear', so I felt a bit unwelcome. Customer service of even the mediocre variety would've been 'Oh, I heard / thought you said __' and maybe even a 'sorry', even if I *had* in fact uttered that. The New Jersey Cookie reminds you that Jersey has always had an understandable inferiority complex, boasting excellence it never delivers. This and the Chocolate Oatmeal cookie (half the diameter and twice the thickness- TWSS - and really dense in a not-good way) diluted the Robicelli name. The discounts mentioned by others could've lightened the blow, but still wouldn't justify a return visit sans Offer - there are just too many cafes these days.** Judging by the logo, they're apparently affiliated with Iconic Printing ***Robicelli Cookie $2.30 x 2 $5.01 Yes, a truly annoying penny extra - wonder if they do this if you pay cash, too... *They were out of their macarons and cupcakes as well as some other things on the very long menu atop the display but the counter was still packed, with sweets of all sorts scattered - don't look for more than a split-second or risk elicited askance glances) **Owners and friends/family of owners and fans of Iconic, keep your 'you really need to try the coffee' remarks to yourself. ***My visit coincided with PayPal's Android v5.5 bug, and when I tried to rectify it with the business on site, I basically got a 'GTFO, bud' despite there being no one in line. They sternly and dismissively deferred to PayPal (as a new business and given how bad PayPal is, I understand, but at least show some hint that you care) The owner did extensively reply to my email to both parties to explain why he couldn't resolve the situation and sort of apologize, which I appreciated, hence the 3, but the rest of the experience was a 1.5 a new offer and another issue - maybe due to the awkward penny 'correction'? Robicellis Blondie - ah, so that's what these are supposed to taste and feel like $2.98 Croissant - not worth it $2.30 Correction $0.01 $5.75 Almond/choco croissant - much friendlier staffers, mispronouncing apple mille feuille with me (and entering it into the POS after I left apparently) - not bad warmed up but nothing spectacular $3.45 -$3.00 Total $0.76 PB pretzel bar $4 - not bad

Support family business ! Food is great service is better. I…read morerecommend stopping by if your in the area.

Few places have your heart like your local bodega, and Greenland Gourmet, my dear reader, is mine…read more The middle eastern cashier has seen my highest of highs, lowest of lows, and every stop in between. He has been there for me celebrating a new job as I picked up Martinelli's Apple juice to pair with my handle of Hennessy. He's asked if I'm feeling any better after my 3rd consecutive day of getting a liter of Essential water, a Gatorade Zero, and advil to fend off whatever flu bug I had. He's seen me jump from snack phase to snack phase: I've gone from White Cheddar Pop Corners to Nacho Hippea's Chickpea Puffs to Larry and Lenny's White Chocolate Macadamia cookies, and currently just back on classic goldfish. "No Pop Corners today!?" He laughs every time I order my CLASSIC chicken over rice with just chicken rice and onions. "No Salad? No tomatoes? No Sauce? No Nothin?" You know me big dawg! $9.06 is a cheat code. He's seen me stumble in here loaded after a long night at Ding-a-Ling, needing something in my stomach before I go to sleep but being completely overwhelmed at a menu that literally has everything from quesadillas to acai bowls. The only constant in life is change. Time passes, people move, and like a river's flow, it never ends. It's important to have a few pillars of consistency, for someone to truly see you. I'd argue that your local bodega is one of these pillars. One day when I eventually leave the city, I will miss it dearly, so I'm doing my best to appreciate these moments as I'm in them. What's that Andy Bernard quote? "I wish there was a way to know you're in the good old days before you've actually left them." IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov_reviews

Tried a few of their bfast items and they were all great. Staff is friendly and store is well…read morestocked.