Luke McFadden

They sell postage stamps here, in packs.

Quaint and busy restaurant with interesting vegan main dishes. I enjoyed my fancy risotto with chicory and fennel (I think). I was glad to have ordered the chips and mayo (very tasty) as the dish was a bit small for me after a long journey!
Pleasant service though it took a while to be greeted while I milled around at the entrance.
I would go back to try other dishes if I wanted something special.

Large deli style store with hot and cold buffet. ($12 per pound of food)
A kind of cheap and cheerful place, conveniently close to the Brooklyn Bridge and 9/11 Memorial.
The food tasted good and seems good quality. The hot buffet food was probably not hot enough and the cold buffet food probably not cold enough, but I survived long enough to write this review so must have been alright!
Plenty of seating at the back. Bathroom for customers is basic but very much appreciated. Was stocked up and clean but could do with a refurb.

Pleasant venue but overpriced veggie options. The portion size for the creamed corn and sweet potato (pictured) was very small for £15. Nice chips but I had finished my meal before they arrived so that seems like poor planning in the kitchen.
Very nice mojitos though they’re not very standardised as two of us got different styles.
Outdoor seating is nice but those of us indoors didn’t appreciate the cigarette smoke wafting in from outside.
Probably wouldn’t go back unless just for a drink but there are plenty of other nice places nearby.

Cheap little take away pizza and salad bar tagged on the side of this restaurant. Recommended for a snack to go. Not really much of a drink selection.