My family has been enjoying the 2nd Ave Deli since it's days down in the east village. Was happy…read morewhen it relocated to the UES, just like us. It's a fantastic, traditional deli, can't go wrong!

Best food! Had an amazing breakfast and love the pastrami. Definitely need to go! Highly recommend!read more

A great caesar chicken wrap! I called ahead and they made my order quick. Just was a bit confused…read moreon the line situation since there was so many people there wanting to check out or waiting for their food but the employees were helpful and nice :)

Good people good food can't ask for anymore Super polite…read morefood is really good. Burgers are their best

We stopped here after visiting the Met. We were lucky to get seated quickly as there was a line…read moreafter us. It is a small seating area, so the table are close to each other. I ordered the roast beef sandwich and shared the garlic fries with my family. The garlic fries had a lot of garlic on it. It was seasoned well and mostly crispy. My son enjoyed it. As for the roast beef sandwich, the roast beef needed more seasoning and salt. The mustard did help overcome this. I also enjoyed the 3 different types of pickles.

Walked in, saw a simple sandwich was $33, walked right back out…read more The sandwiches are small as well. What a scam.

wow wow wow. We went today on mother's day around noon and only waited 30 min. We got two…read moresandwiches and a few cookies, OH and tried the cheesy pasta shells (the sauce and melted cheese was everything) Also, the feel of the market is cozy and special. The staff is super nice and eager to help. It feels like a special neighborhood gem and you can really feel the family owned vibe. 1. Proscuitto burtata (amore) - fresh fresh fresh and quality ingredients. The proscuitto was perfect along with the burrata, arugula and balsamic glaze on ciabatta which was sweet mix. We were deciding on this one and the proscuitto tomato but we are glad we got this one! 2. Chicken caesar salad wrap- I think I could easily say this is the best caesar salad wrap i've had. The dressing was light and not overpowering with the mix of the chicken, croutons and outside wrap was a truly stellar combination. Very fresh and wasnt soggy one bit. the cookies: small black n white cookie, rainbow cookie and chocolate sprinkle and all were hits! my favorite was the black n white because the icing melts right off the soft cookie texture and tastes more like a cake than a cookie. All were amazing and is a must try when visiting. absolutely rec when you're on the east side!

I visited Milanos this past Sunday evening with my boyfriend and his daughter for our dinner. We…read morewanted to try the viral chicken cesar wrap, and I wanted to try lit anything with mortadella. there was a line but it moved very quickly. there is so much to shop and look through. the by the lb food looked okay, half good half ehhhh. To make this short, the wrap sucked. no flavor, lacked seasoning, best part was the croutons. The worker made me a special sandwich, so idk the name bc I believe it was a custom, chicken cutlet, mortadella, burrata, arugula, roasted peppers, and balsamic. delicious!!! I would say. steer away from the viral, and make ur own sandy. bread was delicious. ingredients were fresh. I would go back for a chix vodka parm.

York Deli has become my go to on the Upper East Side. It's a neighborhood deli in every sense of…read morethe word. Angel, the owner, is friendly and cheerful. He greets regulars with banter, jokes, and occasional nicknames. There's usually Spanish music or pop playing, and it always feels like a spontaneous party is dangerously close to breaking out, especially on Saturday mornings. And the food is solid. I tend towards a BEC and always appreciate that it's made to order and with real eggs. Also--if you tip after receiving your breakfast order, Angel rings a bell and cheer. It's fun. So many of the newer delis popping up feel corporate and anesthetized, but York Deli is a throwback. It's welcoming and warm and really makes this UES corner feel like a community.

Sandwich was good. Fresh meat and decent portion. Problem was, I don't appreciate being lied to…read more Menu says $11.99, any bread. I got a hero and the price was... $15. According to them, hero's are extra. Doesn't mention that anywhere. Guess hero rolls are not bread? I should have walked out, but I was hungry.

I've come to like this deli spot even more. Will drop in for a wrap sandwich and they offer a…read morevaried selection. Nice people who work here too. A few tables on the sidewalk if the weather is nice to sit and relax.

Can't beat this deli. Very nice deli employees and check out at the register. Food is prepared per…read moreyour preference and it quickly served. Can't beat the price for a Grilled Cheese and Bacon at $6.52 with tax. Didn't skimp on cheese or bacon and they have rye bread, white, whole wheat and multi grain. I'm highly recommending just like I did in my first review.

Having this place 1 block away is an absolute dream! They have everything you could ever want plus…read moresome. The food coming out of the deli is top notch. Great place to grab snacks or a quick bite!

I live in the neighborhood and love going here for a quick breakfast / lunch on a wfh day. My…read morefavorite item is the breakfast burrito. You can order for pick up which I find is better, this place can get a bit hectic with kids getting out of school and I find if I order ahead I'm in and out a lot quicker. The staff is nice though and the place is relatively big with lots of hot menu items but lots of snacks and drinks inside as well.

Butterfield Market is a small grocery and prepared food store in the UES, on the SW corner of 78th…read moreStreet and Lexington. Walking into the store from the corner entrance, directly in center there's a beverage station with coffee and tea dispensers. About half the store is dedicated to prepared foods--on the left are chilled and packaged desserts, on the right are warm and cold mains, salads, cheese and charcuterie, sides, sushi, convenient packaged foods (crackers, breads, candies, snacks). Toward the middle of the store are a few aisles of jarred, canned, dried goods, teas and coffee sachets, condiments and spices. Towards the south side of the store is a butcher counter, more prepared chilled foods, salads, wraps, chilled bottled drinks, followed by the fresh produce area. At the front of the store are a few registers you check out. They keep the store very clean and tidy, the shelves are well-stocked. Staff are friendly and on point. The food selections are good quality and you also pay a premium since it's UES after all.

Came here to try their froyo on a weekday at around 6 and there was a short line. Since there was…read moreonly one person working at the express window, the line moved very slow and I still waited for around 30ish min. I got the plain with pistachio drizzle and blueberry and my husband got their peanut butter crunch. Their froyo was only okay. It's kinda like a 16 handle but with more expensive toppings. The peanut butter crunch is with vanilla yogurt and it was kinda melty. Neither of the yogurt tasted very special. The whole experience was truly a patience test... The store wasn't set up very well. The express window wasn't really express when there's only one person working there. Not mentioning the people waiting in line in the store can also get yogurt and the topping bar for the people that are getting the froyo in the store is the same topping bar that they used for the express window and they are always in each other way. There was also a lady that was standing at the window and not doing anything? The guy that was working there was also very slow. If you want frozen yogurt in the area, I recommend Madison Fare or even just pinkberry or 16 handles. This place was not worth the wait.

Carnegie Deli was on point -- straight classic, no hype needed. The food was good, real New York…read moregood, the kind that hits different because the history is in the walls. My family and I were in the city the week before Christmas just to see the tree at Rockefeller Center, so the energy was already special -- lights, crowds, that holiday feel in the air. It was a Saturday, so seating was tight, the wait was long -- a couple hours easy -- but we stayed. No complaints. No rushing. Just soaking it all in. The ambience, the noise, the movement, the culture -- all of it felt like part of the experience. When we finally sat down, it was worth every minute. That wasn't just a meal -- that was a memory. Family, city lights, Christmas season, legendary spot, good food, good energy. One of those moments you don't forget because it's tied to place, time, and people.

Amazing place with friendly people. The best pastrami I've ever had. Looking back to going to New…read moreYork.

Moody little spot behind a delicatessen! With small live music events happening…read more An assortment of hot or cold sandwiches with vegan options too. Love that they offer fridgerated drinks to cocktails. Service is quick me attentive. It's a whole puppy speakeasy vibe! Worth a visit

The food is always top notched and the staff are kind. Reliable, on-time and they make delicious…read moresandwiches. Great place to go order from when you're looking for a quick lunch meal!