A decent deli tucked away in the Citi building. It's located downstairs in the atrium and seems to never have much of a line. I've been here twice now and both times I have received a pretty decent lunch.
The salad station is well-organized. For $8 you get yourself a decently-sized salad that is both filling and tasty. The second time I went, I got a sandwich. The bread ruined it for me but the Russian dressing was good so that nearly saved it. With a can of soda, your lunch will come out to about $10, which is standard for Manhattan.
I went during lunchtime on a weekday and it was a typical sandwich from a typical cafe. I would go back if there was nothing else. The line was fairly long but seemed to move fine. Nothing to complain about, but also not impressive.
I've only been here for brekky after my gym class, so I can only speak for their breakfast treats… which, I must say, are quite tasty and served up at lightning speed. And, if you order a breakfast sandwich, it's made-to-order, which is also a plus. In fact, this morning, I had ham, egg, & cheese on an everything bagel, and the cook made my egg and grilled up my ham as soon as I placed my order… and even gave me the option of 1, 2, or 3 eggs on my sammy… hmmmm 3 eggs on a sandwich with all of that other stuff… not a choice I made this morning, but maybe next time! Protein power!
I love Market Cafe! They are like my staples. Banana walnut muffin for breakfast, cheese burger for lunch. With such an extensive menu, I think they are literally the best in the category
Market Cafe actually serves hot food prepared on premises where I was finally able to sustain solid substance for a secured freshly made breakfast sandwich at $3.00. Condiments are freely available where the premier Heinz ketchup is among served.
A decent deli tucked away in the Citi building. It's located downstairs in the atrium and seems to never have much of a line. I've been here twice now and both times I have received a pretty decent lunch.
The salad station is well-organized. For $8 you get yourself a decently-sized salad that is both filling and tasty. The second time I went, I got a sandwich. The bread ruined it for me but the Russian dressing was good so that nearly saved it. With a can of soda, your lunch will come out to about $10, which is standard for Manhattan.
I went during lunchtime on a weekday and it was a typical sandwich from a typical cafe. I would go back if there was nothing else. The line was fairly long but seemed to move fine. Nothing to complain about, but also not impressive.
I've only been here for brekky after my gym class, so I can only speak for their breakfast treats… which, I must say, are quite tasty and served up at lightning speed. And, if you order a breakfast sandwich, it's made-to-order, which is also a plus. In fact, this morning, I had ham, egg, & cheese on an everything bagel, and the cook made my egg and grilled up my ham as soon as I placed my order… and even gave me the option of 1, 2, or 3 eggs on my sammy… hmmmm 3 eggs on a sandwich with all of that other stuff… not a choice I made this morning, but maybe next time! Protein power!
I love Market Cafe! They are like my staples.
Banana walnut muffin for breakfast, cheese burger for lunch.
With such an extensive menu, I think they are literally the best in the category
Market Cafe actually serves hot food prepared on premises where I was finally able to sustain solid substance for a secured freshly made breakfast sandwich at $3.00. Condiments are freely available where the premier Heinz ketchup is among served.