Cafe Duke

The Quick: Overpriced, but extremely convenient for the area. They have everything: made to order breakfast sandwiches, sushi, pizza, A full hot buffet, and even a grocery store. It’s a good option if you and your coworkers can never agree on what to get.

Stopped in here last week to pick up lunch and some snacks for my travels.
The place reminds me of Bocca (on 50^th) but a little more pricey. The hot bar had some great options and everything looked pretty good.
I picked up a small container of hot food, 2 bags of chips, and string cheese which all came to just under $ 13. Not bad in my book.
It’s right across the street from my office so it will become a staple for quick lunches from now on.

This place has become my go to spot for lunch nearby my job. It is usually packed during lunch hours but that’s because the food is great. The wait isn’t usually long to pay so I’m usually in and out in 20 min.
They have a steam table filled with freshly cooked choices, a sandwich bar & sushi/​dumpling bar. Everything is sold by the pound except for sandwiches. They even have some cookies that looks amazing, I’m going to try it next time.
I’ve gotten the shrimp dumplings, they were pretty amazing. My coworker always gets fish from the steam table and she loves it. A few other people I know says the sandwiches are fresh and really worth it. I also love their chicken noodle soup it tastes homemade.
On a regular visit I spend between $ 10 – 15 including a drink. The service is great, if you ask an employee for help with anything they are more than happy to stop what they are doing and help you find what you’re looking for.
Most importantly, the resteraunt is clean. There’s places to sit right outside if you don’t feel like going back to work. Also, the accept cards which is a plus because a few other nearby delis are Cash only.

Les différents saveurs proposées sont variées mais le prix est trop élevés pour les produits proposés. $ 9 pour 1LB.
Préférez plutôt un Resto sympathique bd en aurez pour le même prix au final.

Hubby and I were running around NY and started to get real hungry. This place looked bright and clean with a lot of food choices. I ordered Bibimbap bowl. Let me say I have eaten this dish made by Koreans and it was delicious. However, this WAS TERRIBLE! The server grabbed a ready-​made bowl from the refrigerator, plopped a very cold hard and rubbery egg on top, and gave me a cup of warm rice, a small container of hot sauce that was more sweet than hot and a tiny container of Kimchi that is the worst I’ve ever sampled. When I opened the cold plastic container, I saw that all the veggies were sitting on top of a bed of shredded romaine lettuce. I know I didn’t ask for a salad? What was all this dreary lettuce doing sitting on the bottom of a Bibimbap bowl. When I asked if they could quickly cook me a fresh egg, the Korean manager/​owner said NO, this is how it is.