The over heat wrap was very spicy, as advertised, and hit the spot. (Might be a little too hot for…read moresome folks, so be advised.) The service was quick, and the shop looked very clean. It was $18 for a liter of Diet Coke, a bag of chips, and the wrap, so typical deli fare at Chelsea prices, but that's to be expected.

I visited this little deli two days in a row and got a delicious Blueberry Madness Smoothie! It was…read moremore expensive than some of the other smoothie places I've gone to in Manhattan as each smoothie was about $10 however it was very tasty and convenient as I was visiting the art galleries in the area. I got a size large which seemed to actually be a small, again in comparison to other smoothie places, however it was still filling. There is also a large deli counter that appeared to make sandwiches, salads, breakfast plates and more. There was a large selection of chips and drinks and a small area that had Kind bars and healthier snack options which I appreciated. I would definitely come back here!

Very nice people, clean place and great food! It's making me type more words and I have nothing…read moremore to say.

most of the reviews are over 5yrs ago. I'd say this Deli wasn't honest till the cashier fixed. I…read moreindicated to the cashier that the price was over charged. She fixed me finally but I needed to tell her to come around to see the price from the front. (Customer side) If you see something say something. Otherwise, all the customers will be overcharged all the time. I don't mind coming back but I'll be cautious of that.

Good sandwhiches and nice staff. Only gripe is that its very narrow. Yopu need to be in and out…read morequickly because it can get a little cramped.

This place is great for getting quick and easy necessities. The staff is helpful and honest. The…read moresandwiches here are a must have along with any of their deli meats/cheeses. This is a good store to buy products that are easily forgotten to purchase in supermarkets. This place is ideal for quick buys. Especially for people with a sweet tooth.

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.

The place is very smelly right next to their staircase that leads to the basement. It sort of…read moresmells foul. Towards the back by the frozen section they have floors that I feel you can fall right down through to the basement. Some of the guys that work there are funny and great and the other half make fun and put off this air that they are doing me a favor for letting me shop in their mini market. Their breakfast food is why I'm giving a 2 star instead of 1. Also today was the last straw with the comments that a staff member made about one of my friends that was far behind me in line and didn't know that I was friends with them. It was a very nasty comment so this place will never be on my list anymore .

Checking out the delis around my school and this is just a 10 minute walk from NYU - super…read moreconvenient. They opened recently but interior is fully stocked and they have a bit of everything so tons of options. Staff are very friendly and they make sure they got the right order. I tried their everything bagel with veg cream cheese and the bread is really nicely toasted and thankfully they don't overload the cream cheese. Will definitely come back!

Varick's Market was a couple blocks from our hotel, and we came across it while looking for a quick…read morebreakfast. The variety of sandwiches offered was great, and ones we ordered were delicious! I don't think we could have gone wrong with any of the choices. We even came back and picked up sandwiches for our flight home. The New Yorker combo was really good!

This market is one of the cleanest and most well stocked I have seen. I was in a rush and wanted to…read moreget a quick bite to eat. So I got a bagel and a bar. The people who work here are super nice. And there is not much around this area to grab a quick bite to eat so, I was so thankful it was there.

We were in town staying at the Hilton Garden Inn, Tribeca, and had a break for a quick lunch pick…read moreup. This place is alllllmost across the street and had good reviews, so it was an easy choice for us. The staff is friendly and helpful. They've got a pretty darned good menu (salads, wraps, sandwiches) and probably every snack and beverage you can think of. The hubs ordered a chicken parm panini, I got a salad, and we ordered fries. The food was fresh and prepared for us. The hubs enjoyed his sandwich, although I will mention that the menu said 'and chips' and there were very few chips. Because we ordered fries to split, he didn't mind at all. It also came with a pickle, which was a 'good deli pickle' (his exact words, he didn't share so I cannot speak to the pickle). The salad - the bowl was packed FULL. I'm really glad I got the smaller size, although I still sorta felt like Elaine on Seinfled because we kept calling it the 'big salad'. Anywho, we also picked up drinks and a can of Pringles for snackies later on. If you're in the market for a deli or need a quickmart, this'd be your place! (I should mention that there is no seating available) Thank you for reading my review!

Great breakfast and friendly service. Very clean and offers a lot of options. Definitely will be…read moreback.

A local deli or bodega that sits directly under the J train at Hewes Street in Brooklyn NOT…read moreManhattan. While visiting a good friend at his workplace nearby after undergoing the whole day without a drop of water, I sought the nearest lifeline-- Broadway Mini Market. For one bottle of vitamin water at $2.50 I requested if the cashier associate would kindly open it. Sheer exhaustion that pegs me the inability to have any physical strength which thankfully the cashier obliged.

This is my usual deli ( i go almost every single day). They have a decent selection between both…read morejunk food and healthier options. The reason that I'm rating it a 2 is because we are in the middle of a pandemic and today i walked in to find 3 customers in the deli, no masks in sight. To make matters worse, the guy working the counter didn't have his mask on either. How can you enforce guidelines when workers themselves aren't doing what they can to protect customers? I had to walk out and wont be returning.