Bryant Market

Great lil deli not far from Bryant Park. They have all of your corner store needs plus a hot buffet, and the prices are pretty good. They also have a hot/​cold sandwich station plus full salad bar. Great lunch spot with upstair seating… i usually just order to go.
The service is good and fast. I will be back for lunch!!!

I come here for breakfast 2−3x a week and the food is delicious and the service is quick but I can’t tolerate wrong orders anymore. I order the same sh*t everyday and I don’t think the order is unreasonable… Sausage egg and pepperjack cheese on an everything bagel with salt pepper ketchup and hot sauce. I swear to god, my order is missing something half the time, whether it’s american cheese vs pepperjack cheese or using a roll instead of an everything bagel or missing ketchup/​hot sauce in which case I won’t know till I’m sitting in my office without any. PLEASE GET YOUR ORDERS RIGHT! 1 or 2 mistakes every once in a blue moon is fine but getting my order wrong this often is NOT OKAY FOR ANY BUSINESS! Do I really need to open up my order before I leave to make sure it’s correct?
Honestly this should be a 4 star review for quick service and delicious food but getting orders wrong consistently is not acceptable.

There are some healthy options here. Although it’s annoying when they don’t pick the bones out of the salmon.

Simple, small market with a good selection of fresh and prepackaged goods. They are always polite and helpful every time I’ve gotten a salad or a bagel. One of the better options in the area.

I rarely write reviews, but I thought this was necessary and that people should know. I bought a packet of ham because this place is close by and I didn’t want to go all the way to the grocery store. There was a small drop of something red on the package that looked suspicious and I’m hoping it wasn’t blood. It grossed me out so I inspected the package again when I got home and I realized the seal had been opened! I was thoroughly disgusted and threw the whole thing away. I will never go to this place again, and if you care at all about hygiene, neither should you.

Just your typical New York City deli. I came here during my break because I couldn’t think of anything to eat. I settled for the buffet and I was not satisfied. The food itself was cold and tasted somewhat spoiled. Never again.

Great small market near Mariott Residence Inn where I was staying on 6^th Ave & 39^th. Delicious fresh made salads.

Quick, tasty lunches! I love that they have a hot and cold food selection. It’s probably the cheapest stuff you’re going to find in the area. A hero and a bag of chips for $ 8 is a steal for that area, and never had an issue with freshness of the food. I go at least once a week for my lunch!

It’s really too bad the cashier/​owner/​whoever the guy was ruined my experience there. I wanted a soda with my sandwich and every can was warm. I asked if there was ice and he insisted on charging me. I refused to pay for ice to make warm soda tolerable. I paid for the sandwich and left. Enjoy being nickeled and dimed if you go here. And by the way, the sandwich was mediocre at best.

Very nice market. There’s a full deli with excellent prices. There is also a full salad bar that was closed when we visited. Beer and wine available.

I am not usually bothered by rude service, but sometimes I have my limits. This market has a great location, and a large selection. The hot and cold food bar looks horrid by the end of the work day. I have tried the deli sandwiches, and salads, and I must say CVS or Duane Reade are superior, and much cheaper. These markets were big in New York in the 1980’s, but I believe are about to completely die out. If you do not care about fresh ingredients, or friendly service I do not know how you can survive.

I came here around 2:30 PM after a 2 hour training session. Although we had lunch during the session I was still a bit hungry by the time we left. I came in here to pick up some food. I was thinking of the hot and cold food bar but there was no pricing posted and since it was Midtown I thought it would be expensive especially since they didn’t post the price. You know what they say– if you have to ask you probably can’t afford it. So I check out their soup selection. They had chicken noodle and beef barley. It looked like they only had one size container. So I got a container of beef barley soup and a few beers to take home. The soup was $ 3. They bagged everything up individually.
The soup had green peas, corn, celery, carrots and thick flavorful broth but I didn’t see much barley.

Best Bacon Egg and Cheese on a bagel in the area.
Great value, and huge, crispy pieces of bacon. Excellent bagel too. Eggs are eggs.
I went here after walking out of Pax on 40^th and Sixth, because of their awful customer service.
I was very happy at Bryant Market. This is my new go-​to place for breakfast.

Great location, 24/​7, quick bites, wallet friendly, on the run spot
Needed to make a quick pitstop to pick up a breakfast bite and stopped at this super convenient location. Walked around the store and noted that it’s small yet clean. They have a good selection for breakfast, prices are on point and I was in and out of the store in 2 mins which is exactly what I was aiming for. Perfect spot for on the run food/​drink!

7^th time here and let’s just say this will be the last. The rudeness and lack of honesty on my last visit was disgusting.
1) why is my 2 eggs with sausage alone, no roll no platter $ 4 when an order of 2 eggs sausage platter that comes with toast and home fries $ 4? An 1 egg sausage platter w the above works is only $ 3.
It would have been nice for both the cook and cashier to not give me an attitude when asking for clarification (note there was no line)
I understand people need to make money but the above simply didn’t make sense. I don’t want a platter why am I paying a platter price. I mean charge me the price of the roll if anything. But all in all it was a dollar difference but the simple lack of principal and care to explain to a customer rubs me the wrong way.
In summary this place penny and nickels their customers and gives then a heaping side of attitude.

This neighborhood deli is avarage. The Spanish guys that make breakfast are actually great. But the lunchtime buffet is gross, an elderly Asian woman is in charge of keeping it tidy but she sucks at her job. I’ve been here way too many times and always see the same gross things. Sometimes I wonder I keep going back.

I was told that they had the best grilled cheese by a local. Very true! Second only the The American Grilled Cheese in SF. Open late. Got my fix at 4 am!

Late one blustery February night, I wanted to buy some flowers to brighten up my apartment; trying to trick myself into believing it’s spring. But where to get fresh flowers so late at night? I don’t know why I get these ideas at odd hours of the night! Just by chance, I walked into Bryant Market and saw that they had lots of flowers — fresh and dew-​drop-​kissed. And reasonably priced. Roses looked especially nice. Yeah!

A training course in midtown gave me just enough of a lunch break to eat, but not enough to sit down, order, and savor somewhere. Thankfully, the salad bar here appeared in my foodie radar!
The selection wasn’t huge, but it included such delights as balsamic roasted veggies, salmon fillets, spicy mushrooms, fresh tropical fruits, seaweed salad, and some regular salad greens. Of course, my medium styrofoam tray full came to about $ 14, but much of that was the salmon. So I won that hand!
Everything in my tray tasted as good as it looked. The roasted veggies had that perfect hint of sweetness and were done just right, the tastiest being the Brussels sprouts. Spicy mushrooms and seaweed salad mixed strangely well together — yum!
But the fall-​apart tender, nonfishy salmon blew my mind. THIS is not your standard NYC deli salmon!
Moreover there were no flies buzzing around any of the food inside.
The only reason I only gave it four stars is the containers are hard to find; the place is tiny and I found the layout confusing. But I would definitely eat here again.

Not much you can say about a deli! This one’s pretty convenient on 6^th Avenue, and has pretty much anything you’d expect a deli to have. There’s loads of ready to eat stuff, a huge island in the middle for fresh buffet type salad food, which is ²⁴⁄₇ along with the store. It’s relatively inexpensive and I left yesterday with everything I went in looking for.
The staff could do with being a bit friendlier, but aside from that it’s a pretty decent place.