Delivery: Yes Take-out: Yes Accepts Credit Cards: Yes Wheelchair Accessible: Yes Good for Kids: Yes
Price range.
$ Price range Under $10
5 reviews
Williams Kirkham
Ok, I've gone into Andy's a few more times and they have a new lady cashier in there who rocks and is on top of her game. I love the bagel breakfast sandwich and they are always playing the news or sports games in there.
I really feel like they've stepped it up service wise and therefore am adding an additional star onto what I originally gave them!
Wasn't really thrilled with the service. I had to repeat my order to two different people, both of which were extremely confused by the fact that I wanted a sausage, egg, and cheese sandwich on regular bread slices (not a roll). What's unclear about that? I also felt like the guys making the sandwich gave me a little bit of attitude.
Speaking of the sandwich, it was one of the worst I've ever had. Really dry and hard to eat. Never again.
Solid deli for that lunchtime fix for an affordable sandwich and a pickle. Decent selection and tasty salads. I'm a fan of their tuna salad sandwiches and must say it's a pleasant surprise to get a sandwich, pickle and soda all for under $6. A little cramped in the small space but its worth the squeeze for a good lunch.
I usually come here for the bagel and cream cheese, which is usually good. I sometimes, order flowers from the guy outside. Two dozen roses for $10 which is a good buy and they usually last at least a week with proper care.
A deli in the vicinity of Union Square where New Yorkers can attain the breakfast grub on-the-go. A very narrow walkway entrance where patrons place their order to check-out, ergo, blocking their method of egress as per (OSHA) Occupational Safety & Health Administration. The word "excuse me" has no effect in such a small narrow space where patrons decide their order, waiting for their order all the way to check-out. New Andy Deli is a typical New York deli where space is a luxury and rent is extremely high. Breakfast is very moderately priced under $10.00 as my one egg with American cheese on a roll was $2.00 which resonate as okay. Quality was MEH as it is not gourmet quality. There are beverages and minimal mixed fruit salad with yogurt items.
Staff serve patrons in a robotic and apathetic systematic demur.
Ok, I've gone into Andy's a few more times and they have a new lady cashier in there who rocks and is on top of her game. I love the bagel breakfast sandwich and they are always playing the news or sports games in there.
I really feel like they've stepped it up service wise and therefore am adding an additional star onto what I originally gave them!
Wasn't really thrilled with the service. I had to repeat my order to two different people, both of which were extremely confused by the fact that I wanted a sausage, egg, and cheese sandwich on regular bread slices (not a roll). What's unclear about that? I also felt like the guys making the sandwich gave me a little bit of attitude.
Speaking of the sandwich, it was one of the worst I've ever had. Really dry and hard to eat. Never again.
Solid deli for that lunchtime fix for an affordable sandwich and a pickle. Decent selection and tasty salads. I'm a fan of their tuna salad sandwiches and must say it's a pleasant surprise to get a sandwich, pickle and soda all for under $6. A little cramped in the small space but its worth the squeeze for a good lunch.
I usually come here for the bagel and cream cheese, which is usually good. I sometimes, order flowers from the guy outside. Two dozen roses for $10 which is a good buy and they usually last at least a week with proper care.
A deli in the vicinity of Union Square where New Yorkers can attain the breakfast grub on-the-go. A very narrow walkway entrance where patrons place their order to check-out, ergo, blocking their method of egress as per (OSHA) Occupational Safety & Health Administration. The word "excuse me" has no effect in such a small narrow space where patrons decide their order, waiting for their order all the way to check-out. New Andy Deli is a typical New York deli where space is a luxury and rent is extremely high. Breakfast is very moderately priced under $10.00 as my one egg with American cheese on a roll was $2.00 which resonate as okay. Quality was MEH as it is not gourmet quality. There are beverages and minimal mixed fruit salad with yogurt items.
Staff serve patrons in a robotic and apathetic systematic demur.