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The Times Eatery

3.9 (112 reviews)
Open • 6:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)
Updated 2 weeks ago

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Breanna T.

Found this place through a quick search because it was in the area. I'm pretty sure is plenty of places better then this for a better price but hey you live and you learn. This place is pretty small so if you decide to dine in you might be sitting with a stranger. But it was very clean. You order from the counter and pay at the front. The food was good but not that good for the price. I was really in shock to pay 18$ for. Orange juice and a croissant sandwich.

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Crabby A.

Great service, very close to our hotel. Great for a quick bite or if you're on the go. Would definitely go back.

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Aireal S.

Nice customer service even when they are busy. Fast service and great food ! Cozy shop! The nova lox was very good!

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The chef recommended a Reuben style pastrami. This was THE BEST sandwich we had. It was steaming hot upon delivery to our table. The restaurant was clean. Staff were helpful and friendly. We enjoyed the visit immensely.

Jazmin T.

Came here for a breakfast bagel on the way to work, as they were right across the street from the hotel. Walking in was a bright beautiful location, everyone saying hello from behind the counter! Your eyes are automatically drawn to all the deliciousness in the case, but I was focused! I wanted an NYC bagel!!! I ordered at the counter and the guys were so nice and happy behind the counter that it gave me the caffeine boost I needed without the actual coffee!! Went to pay for my order and before I knew it, bag was secured! As I made my way off to work, I attempted to eat the ginormous bagel that was piping hot, and couldn't manage to eat and walk! Lol!!! Let me say though, I couldn't finish the bagel! It was huge, it was delicious, and was everything I wanted! I got the bacon, egg and cheese and it was a great balance of all three which each and every bite!

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Jackson D.

It's aight. Service aight, food aight, ambiance was good. Very open windows for good people watching and close to Broadway and times square for convenience. Pretty quick but the food was incredibly mediocre and overpriced. Reminded me of the food school cafeteria back in the day.

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Stacy B.

This place was perfect for a quick dinner with no wait time. The food was pretty good, but not the greatest for the price. However, we needed something fast and easy and it fit the bill. The employees were super friendly too. Clean as well!

Tanya S.

Great eatery in Times Square - perfect for fresh hot breakfast made to order. Fast friendly service in a good spot to people watch if you sit by the window, or quick to grab something to go. Breakfast items are large portions. Bagels are soft & delicious & they don't skimp on the cream cheese. Huge varieties of sweets ready to buy in the case. Reasonable prices. I would definitely frequent this place on the daily if I lived or worked nearby.

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Annie N.

We were lucky to have this restaurant right across from our hotel. We stopped in quite a few mornings. Our hotel did not offer breakfast, so this was perfect! It is not very large, with a few tables on the inside and only a couple outside. The system set up is very strange. When you first walk it, the registers are there on the left but you have to go past them to the end to order. I would have designed it differently personally. The first day, the line was pretty large. They have lots of options, hot breakfast, pastries, bagels etc. I opted for my personal favorite, sesame bagel toasted, with plain cream cheese and bacon. I usually get push back about the bacon, I guess some people find it strange but not here. It was no problem, he repeated back. That made me so happy!! During our stay in NY we also had egg sandwiches, sides of bacon, and croissants and more bagels. Every single thing that we ordered from this restaurant was delicious. There were three of us and we all enjoyed every meal. They also have lunch and dinner with sandwiches and things like that, but we did not try them out for lunch or dinner. We only had breakfast. I unfortunately do not live in New York but if I did, I would definitely come to this place more often. The staff was quick, not the most friendly, but the food and the quickness made up for it. It is conveniently located right next to a really large hotel right on the corner. I would tell everyone staying at the Westin to stop in and get something quick and easy.

Some kind of Harvest Turkey with Brie & Arugula. Excellent, enough to share 11.49 or so
Lisa E.

In a vast land of horrendous quick eateries & pizza shops, Times Sq. Eatery stands out as a respite from the surrounding hellish streets. It is a reliable place to grab a quick to go meal, or there is always a table to eat quickly if on the way to a show. Lee & I have shared the Harvest Turkey sandwhich, a generous turkey, brie & greens on a thickly cut raisin bread. They grill it & it's served with a pickle spear. For under 12 bucks, it is a bargain for the area, IMO. Service is prompt, they make just about everything & your receipt will have a code for the restroom. If you are looking to grab a bite & are not looking for a formal restaurant, this is a great spot, you can't go wrong.

Nova Lox
Raul Q.

Ordered the Nova Lox on an everything bagel, they were not stingy at all with the ingredients. It was big enough for two adults to share for breakfast. We didn't come with high expectations considering how close we were to Time Square but this place didn't disappoint. Plenty of options besides bagels

Avocado Toast on an Everything Bagel with a Fresh Brewed Coffee!

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Fantastic spot with quality, quick food! Clean with good options, and super nice staff. Makes for a good morning start.

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Located right across the Weston in Times Square. Coffee was bland, weak, and overpriced. Very touristy............

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Excellent food, service and fast. Would definitely recommend. Super friendly staff. Very clean as well.

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Had a slice of cheesecake and it was just ok. Workers were friendly and the store was nice and clean

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This place has a lot of amazing food to choose from. Everyone was welcoming and gave great recommendations.

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