Take-out: Yes Accepts Credit Cards: Yes Good for Kids: Yes Good for Groups: Yes
Price range.
$ Price range Under $10
2 reviews
Fermin Hewey
The only 24/7 deli in the hood of Ozone where businesses shut down as soon the sun sets daily and earlier with Daylight Savings Begins. A deli spawns sandwiches, beverages of nonalcoholic and beer. At 9pm on a Saturday night I was able to replenish my thirst with one aloe vera and one apple juice which totals $3.50. Cheap eats but very mediocre quality. It gets the job done for items where local supermarkets are closed, nothing more.
It sits on Ozone Park's main commercial street, 101st Avenue in Queens.
I must have missed the pearly gates and the cherubs floating peacefully, strumming at their harps. Instead I was greeted with umbrellas, lotto tickets and condoms upon my entrance into Heaven. Apparently god has a unique twist on typical faith including degenerate gambler of lotto, sex crazed cherubs that enjoy levitating in foul weather.
The deli portion was concerningly small and the kind fellow working the grill did his best to prepare my bacon, egg & cheese. Unfortunately the eggs were overdone to the point I could bounce them like a super pinky. The cheese had not melted and the bacon was splinters.
I jokingly asked about the beer prices to the main counterman who didn't reply. Just stared at me stoicly, so I figured it pointless to hit on any other conversation at that point.
The only 24/7 deli in the hood of Ozone where businesses shut down as soon the sun sets daily and earlier with Daylight Savings Begins. A deli spawns sandwiches, beverages of nonalcoholic and beer. At 9pm on a Saturday night I was able to replenish my thirst with one aloe vera and one apple juice which totals $3.50. Cheap eats but very mediocre quality. It gets the job done for items where local supermarkets are closed, nothing more.
It sits on Ozone Park's main commercial street, 101st Avenue in Queens.
I must have missed the pearly gates and the cherubs floating peacefully, strumming at their harps. Instead I was greeted with umbrellas, lotto tickets and condoms upon my entrance into Heaven. Apparently god has a unique twist on typical faith including degenerate gambler of lotto, sex crazed cherubs that enjoy levitating in foul weather.
The deli portion was concerningly small and the kind fellow working the grill did his best to prepare my bacon, egg & cheese. Unfortunately the eggs were overdone to the point I could bounce them like a super pinky. The cheese had not melted and the bacon was splinters.
I jokingly asked about the beer prices to the main counterman who didn't reply. Just stared at me stoicly, so I figured it pointless to hit on any other conversation at that point.