Europan

Ive always had a good experience when going into this place to pick up. So the other day Im on seamless and I see theyve been added and now deliver… GLORY BE… or so I thought. the short of the long is, I ordered at noon and didnt receive my order (even after calling) until minutes before 2pm. I am literally 1.5 blocks away. I ordered penne carbonara… what I received was penned in cream sauce with three or four peas. Im a bit annoyed at the moment and uncertain if I will order from here again… I was hungry and that 2 hour wait — hurt my feelings! ;/

Our family was here for a wedding and Europan was within walking distance of our hotel. We visited Europan at least once a day and, with a group of 16, had the opportunity to try many of the menu items. They have a delightful selection of pastries, delicious pizzas, breakfast selections to suit all tastes, paninis, and much more. Any time of day if you need a bite or full meal, Europan has something for you.

I had a chicken sandwich, and the chicken was so dry I couldn’t even finish the first half. For $ 15 I can eat more and better. Service was so so.

Delicious and great prices. Perfect place to get a snack on the way to the subway station. We had a couple slices of pizza. Then we stopped for breakfast. Delicious coffee and croissants.

For a slice of NY pizza this is not the place. Pizza taste like the dough was store bought from somewhere. About consists with something I would get at a college cafeteria.

This is their only LevelUp location, yet they still can’t seem to figure it out, nor can they understand how to be friendly or offer decent-​tasting treats. Awful jumbo cookie (mini chocolate chips) for $ 3.25.

convenient. but dem burgers are AWFUL. worst i ever had. it tasted like dead meat, which is what it is, but you know what i mean. europan is basically a convenience bakery, a 7 – 11 of bakeries, so it does it’s job

I was enticed to enter the Europan Café near Times Square because of the delicious pastries displayed in the window. It was pretty busy even in the afternoon with constant flow of customers which speaks for itself! We had the chocolate éclair and a couple more pastries and they definitely lived up to the heavenly taste!
I would highly recommend this place.

If you come here to redeem a levelup credit. Don’t. They keep the machine behind the register so the lady has to take your phone and scan it herself. When she did mine she (possibly unintentionally) pressed the tip button and left herself a 25% tip. Thankfully I got a refund before she did it again and pressed 50%. After that she pretty much refused to ring me up so I left my salad there and went somewhere else.

The «service» here is a complete joke. And the fact the manager hasn’t been fired all these years, means the owner is clueless and/​or absentee.
When you walk in there are like 4 people at all time behind the counter that completely ignore you. Even the manager. When they finally stop talking to actually ask you want you want, there’s a high probability they’ll get the order wrong, or the price wrong. I once got 2 slices of pizza there, and the guy charged me $ 75 on my debit card, and asked me to sign it before I saw the amount. Just a complete lack of giving a shit and paying any attention whatsoever.
Only upside is that the pizza is surprisingly good for somewhere that’s not actually a pizza place.

I’ve been to this place a couple of times and the food has been decent although pricy. I understand that rent on the uws is expensive so it’s understandable. What happened this morning was not. I ordered a ham egg and cheese on a roll which cost me 5.20 uptown it costs 2.50. upon biting in to it i discovered a thin slice of ham, one thin slice I could barely taste the ham. I went back to the counter and requested that they add a little more ham and I got a blank stare and a reply to the effect of «oh that’s how we make it». Het refused to add another slice or two. Even if this is a rare or first time complaint the customer service as well as the way employees deal with customers should be worked on. This was a very frustrating experience and a perfect way to start the day off on a bad foot. I don’t think I will be going back.

The food isn’t bad. The people are pretty friendly. BUT the food is way overpriced for what it is. Also it’s one of the worst organized places. Very little room to move let alone sit down and eat. Three different places to order food in the size of a place that should maybe have one. If you come here at lunch time expect to eat elsewhere.

This place has had the worst food I’ve had in New York yet. It was very pricey, and it was very clearly all premade/​frozen food that was just heated up when ordered. I got one panini and mozzarella sticks, and was accidentally overcharged for that. Even after fixing the overcharge error it was still ridiculously pricey for what it was.
If this was in a small town it might deserve two stars, but this is in New York City. You would be foolish to go here. Except maybe for baked goods. Maybe.
Basically, what I’m trying to say is, avoid the non-​baked goods.
And the rest of the restaurant too.

If I could, this place would get 0 stars. The first time I went there I ate pizza that absolutely sucked. The owner was nice so I thought I would give them business again.
Total mistake! The second time I go in there, it took me a while to decide what to eat since everything is pricey. So I settled for lasagna. When I had finally ordered, the man preparing the food kept updating me on how long my order was going to take. The owner comes to me and says «the longer you take to order the longer your food will be prepared». I don’t know what inspired this guy to say something like this to a customer! So when I got the food, I received what was poorly HALF MADE ZITI when I ORDERED LASAGNA. When it exitted the oven, the cheese was half melted and I noticed they put red onion in there. I ended up getting into an argument with the owner about whether or not what they gave me was lasagna. He called it «lasagna’ed pasta». Which is just baked ziti (duh). I apparently «insulted his business» lol. I told him to go read online about the definition of lasagna (which says its a flat noodle pasta).
Do not go there unless you want cheap bad quality food and the incorrect item you ordered.

There is nothing like a good local neighborhood bakery and this is one of them. The guys at the counter always smile sweetly at me. Just kind of feels like home every time I pick up a loaf of challah or a cup of coffee. And they never seem to judge my three-​slice-​a-​night pizza habit when it kicks up. I mean, it’s only $ 1.25/slice, why would I not get 3? Let’s just pretend that third slice is for my son. (It’s not.)
Bottom line, I have never had a disappointing item here and I have always felt welcome.

Do you want chewy pizza with cheese that tastes like melted white legos? If so, this is your place! They prominently advertise that they serve New York-​style pizza, and although it doesn’t taste like a classic New York slice by any standard, we do have hospital cafeterias in New York, so I won’t accuse them of lying.

So many delicious things in one place! I wanted all the baked goods and the pizzas looked great but got a salad with my choice of toppings and a chicken fajita panini.
Not much room, but a great place for something quick.

They served me the second worst bagel I’ve eaten in my life. The dough was soft, malleable. And that was made worse by the fact that I think they microwaved the damn thing instead of toasting it. I don’t see how it could have been put into anything other than a microwave because it was incredibly hot (I had to wait for it to cool down before I ate it– seriously) and it wasn’t, ya know, freakin toasted. The scallion cream cheese was sort of runny… atrocious.
The set up of the place is bizarre. No one acknowledges you while you wait and despite being only one of two people waiting for service I actually had to ask someone if they could serve me, to which I got an unenthusiastic «Alright’. Any place that needs to qualify there pizza as «Authentic NYC pizza» probably isn’t serving any. My cashier was sweet though.

On our way to the American Museum of Natural History we needed to make a food stop to hold us over before our masterful dinner. Shake Shack was a zoo and most places nearby were handling the overflow of hungry diners.
I couldn’t make out what Europan is. It reminds me of a Panera but they also have pizza and a salad bar with fixens (they put it together for you).
The seating is limited. The staff (other than the cashier) didn’t crack a smile and you had to flag them down to order something.
We split a tuna panini. Crispy on the outside, and soft on the inside. $ 10 and a bag of chips/​pickle included. Pastry section looked really good.

Pizza average for New York but 4 – 5 stars anywhere else in USA, served crispy, fresh mushrooms lacked flavor. Great looking deserts and deli items (see photo). Good for quick snack.