Open layout with limited seating creates a clean, welcoming atmosphere that feels relaxed despite occasional crowding. Fresh ingredients and bold flavors define the menu, with protein-packed salads and standout wraps. Friendly staff contribute to a positive vibe, making it a straightforward spot for a quick, healthy meal.
Chicken noodle soup has mostly broth with very few noodles, around three per serving. The soup is generally good but feels light on noodle content and may not match expectations for a full bowl.
Wraps hold together well and come premade for convenience. Several options pair nicely with salads, offering a great variety and solid construction.
Good to know
There are only 3 or 4 seats available.
There never is a wait at Just Salad.
There is a $0.99 charge per ingredient swap.
Vintage Chinese decor blends with upscale 80s style and low lighting to create a romantic yet lively atmosphere. The space feels packed and bustling, with tables close together and a loud, energetic vibe. Staff engage actively, adding unique touches like Polaroid photos and table side theater.
Hot and sour soup stands out with strong flavors. The rice wine soup offers a smooth finish. Wonton soup comes in a pint size priced at $12.
Flaky crust wraps tender, juicy beef with fresh scallions and cilantro. The Beef pancake wrap stands out for its flaky crust and fresh herbs.
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The lunch special from Monday to Friday is a super bargain.
Lunch finishes at 3 PM.
Reservations are recommended as this spot is always packed.
Small sandwich shop offers a cozy, inviting atmosphere with limited seating and great music. It stays packed and lively, attracting a steady flow of people seeking quick, affordable, and high-quality sandwiches. The vibe is homey and efficient, making it a popular spot for lunch and catering.
Soups come in flavorful varieties like lentil, tomato, Mediterranean, and chicken and rice. They taste healthy and homemade, often paired with sandwiches and salads for a filling meal.
Chicken Caesar wrap stands out with fresh ingredients and solid flavor. Watch out for a metal screw hidden inside that could cause a bite hazard.
Good to know
I recommend ordering ahead and taking the food to-go.
The Picnic Basket is a great choice for catering to an office, party, or any kind of event.
There are tons of vegetarian options available.
Small space with retro Korea vibe and open kitchen creates an authentic meat market atmosphere. Tables feature vented tabletop grills and seats with hidden storage to reduce BBQ smell. Loud music and smoky air make it lively but not suited for quiet conversation.
Broth simmers for about 8 hours, creating a flavorful base for the pork noodles. Gogi Guksu stands out as a top non-ramen noodle soup with tasty pork and solid flavors.
Variety of sides lets you customize wraps easily. Crispy pancake and saam vegetable sauce work well for dipping or adding to lettuce wraps.
Good to know
The restaurant only serves pork for the BBQ meats.
The price for one serving of pork belly is $35.
A ssam (veggie) platter costs $7.
Classic diner with a vintage look and cozy niches offers a quiet, authentic NYC atmosphere where locals gather. Seating includes comfortable booths and counter seats, with partitions for social distancing. The vibe feels warm and family-like, making it a relaxed spot to enjoy American breakfast dishes.
Chicken soup includes pieces of chicken and offers a warm, comforting option. Spinach soup stands out as excellent among the great soup options available.
Wraps come with crispy French fries and often include fried eggs with bacon. The Gyro wrap with chicken is fresh and not too oily, with a good size.
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The Sunday brunch costs $22 per person and is value for money.
Expect to wait a decent amount of time for your food when busy.
The entire menu is available during opening hours, with no limited menu for breakfast.
Modern interior blends green, eco-friendly design with cozy, lively atmosphere. Music mixes bachata and 2000s pop, creating an energetic vibe. Seating is comfortable with ample plug points and free WiFi for convenience.
Turkish lentil soup stands out with its consistent flavor and delicious taste. Soup samples are offered by a very sweet staff member, adding a friendly touch to the experience.
Wraps come in gluten-free options and include varieties like tofu, tuna, chorizo/egg, and salmon. Ingredients stay fresh and high quality, making each wrap flavorful and satisfying.
Good to know
You should order ahead because the wait may be long.
The restaurant closes at 11 PM, not 11:30 PM as stated online.
There are lots of vegan and non-vegan options available.
Classic American diner with nostalgic decor and big red banquettes creates a genuine, hardworking vibe. Atmosphere feels warm and welcoming but can be uncomfortable due to noise from dishes. Seating is cozy with comfortable booths and some outdoor options.
Matzo ball soup stands out with its rich flavor. Homemade chicken noodle soup and French onion soup also offer comforting warmth. Soup often comes with lunch deals including a drink, adding value.
Breakfast wraps stand out with the egg, bacon and cheese option being popular. Lunch wraps include a Hells Chicken wrap and a beef Philly cheese steak wrap, all served in generous portions.
Good to know
Arrive early for breakfast to avoid long queues.
Happy hour offers $4 beers and $6 cocktails on weekdays.
Expect busy breakfast hours on rainy Saturdays.
Open kitchen and plentiful seating create a clean, tidy layout with a warm ambiance. Music adds a lively atmosphere reminiscent of Mykonos, while outdoor seating offers a comfortable option. Utensils come cleverly packed in high-quality napkins, reflecting attention to detail.
Augolemono soup stands out with its Greek egg-lemon-chicken flavor. The menu features several homemade soups alongside fresh salads and gyros.
Grilled chicken wraps feature fresh ingredients and tasty sauce wrapped in soft pita. Beef and lamb pita wraps come with souvlaki-style flavors that remind of home cooking.
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Prices for sides are around $8, with chicken burgers priced at $18.
The restaurant offers a variety of menu options including soups, salads, and sandwiches.
The restaurant is clean and well-maintained.
Small, narrow space with a distinctive, comfy design and flickering lights from fan blades. Atmosphere is lively and a bit loud, with music that can make conversation difficult. Complimentary spicy rice cakes start the meal, and a small charging station adds convenience.
Hot pot soup features rich broth with crispy corn and garlic chicken. Cod Roe Seafood Udon offers a perfectly cooked noodle and a rich soup base. White seafood soup with udon also stands out for its flavor.
Tender pork belly cooked in a savory glaze wraps in sweet, mochi-like rice crepes. The wraps offer a chewy texture with a mix of sweet and savory flavors and crispy edges.
Good to know
Fridays and weekends can have brutal waiting lines.
It is important to make a reservation ahead of time via Resy to ensure you have a table when you arrive.
Booking beforehand is recommended if you're going for dinner on a weekend.
Two-story diner with tight seating and a classic NYC vibe offers a busy, welcoming atmosphere with free coffee refills and a cozy feel. Order yelling adds to the authentic diner energy, while small tables limit group size comfort.
Chicken soup stands out with excellent flavor, served both as plain and with noodles. Cream of turkey and spinach soups offer rich, satisfying options.
Greek olive leaf wraps stand out with their unique flavor. Options include a chicken Caesar wrap served with potato salad and a buffalo chicken wrap among others.
Good to know
Prices are cash prices; there's a surcharge for credit card payments.
Expect taxes and tips to increase breakfast costs to around $60 for two.
The diner stops seating tables at 10:30 PM and closes at 11 PM.