Court Order

My boyfriend told me about Court Order before, but never had the chance or urge to come here until I was in the area recently. It’s not that spacious inside, definitely not ideal for a sit down meal, but they do have a few seats. This is more of a grab and go place. They have an array of foods and drinks (wraps, soups, salad bar, sandwiches, chili, smoothies, and etc.)
I’ve tried their Waldorf wrap and it’s very much similar to Lassen & Hennigs. The taste and quality is the same. I’ve also tried their salads too which are quite expensive around $ 10 and over. Their smoothies are quite good as well.
The staff here are pretty friendly and proactive. If you order an item from online and they happen to be missing an item, they will call you immediately and ask if you want a substitute.
Overall, food can be a little pricey here, but if you’re a student I think the price you pay for the food and drinks is worth it. This is definitely a good place to come to grab a quick meal or coffee.
*Note: Court Order & Lassen Hennigs is owned by the same owner. They also have student discount, but you must present your ID.*

This deli is a good go to place for when in a rush. You can pick up a quick prepared meal or when the weather is not great if you don’t want to walk far. They have a variety of dishes available and you can create your own salad, select from different soups everyday, and small sides to grab on the go. When I first started going for coffee, they had at least 7 flavors, «german chocolate» was my favorite! Ever since they switched their coffee brand the coffee lacks. Sometimes change is not good… but overall they’re a good place for quick meals.

The first time I went to this place, I was attempting to order a simple ham/​egg and cheese sandwich. However, all the people that was behind the counter was playing around and ignoring the several customers standing waiting to place orders. When I asked the cook that works in the omelette station where to place the order, he grabbed another worker (who was playing around) and proceeded to yell at him in front of me about why is he ignoring customer and then pushed him to take my order which came out horrible! The eggs were extremely dry (almost burnt), 1 slice of ham only and got the wrong bread! Another time I went to order an omelette, I asked for extra soft ham and cheese omelette, wheat bread toasted with butter and home fries. The omelette was dry and over done (another customer who was ahead of me rejected her order and walked out of the store! — bad sign!!!) the home fries tasted bitter and has a slightly burnt taste. It took 10 minutes to get the toasted wheat bread (that was supposed to come with the order) and they made a mistake by putting jelly on it (never even entered in my mind much less asked for it…) The omelette cook started to yell at me saying I asked you few times… (he didn’t) and when I walked to the counter, he continued to yell at me to other customers. I could hear him all the way at the cashier (at least 50 ft away)… I’m not expecting 4 star Michelin restaurant customer service but this is beyond ridiculous. It’s over priced… the food is not even decent and the customer service (the cook all the way to the cashier) is horrible. They act like they are doing you a favor and you better like it. Considering the location and the enormous amount of competition in the area… it is horrible how they treat customers.

Yes, there are lawyers lawyers everywhere… & I am sure that they do such a good job… so they are not sued by their customers… ha ha…
Anywho, the place, which is staff by apparent hardworking immigrants, whom Trump would not like… BUT who give a damn… actually do a great job of keeping this place clean & appealing… at least during off hours… and likely at minimum wage.
I really like the fresh custom stuffed Panini that I had & I downed a pretty good cup of coffee. My bro had a fresh salad that he liked. As you can see by my pics there are a multitude of fresh looking salad choices on hand.
The pleasant fellow helping me had no problem fixing a fresh custom Panini for me, which
really hit the spot.
I am a Coffee nut, own a Italian Made Deluxe Grinder, use a French Press, & buy the highest rated Coffee’s for up to $ 60 for 6 oz., and really despise that Star Chain…
Anyway, their Brooklyn Coffee was not too bad & I really liked that they really had their fresh cream for their slightly bitter coffee in a open frig … looked & tasted fresh.
I drink black coffee only at home where my deluxe coffee is floral & not bitter at all. Super-​premium coffees are like fine wines & I go for those that are rated 90 points & above with both. Yes, I am a spoiled snobby slob, but somebody has to be one… it helps the economy & my taste buds… and I am sure that I will someday give lots of my $$$ to Cardiologists & CV Surgeons to keep me going in the future.
For this area, it was a bargain compared to seeing a lawyer or parking your darned car.
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You are hereby, Court Ordered to try this place… and like it.
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Even though, I grew up in NYC, then lived in both Honolulu & CA… I have to
say that they had close to the freshness of the stuff we have in CA… near the farms, so they must get the stuff right off the trucks.
Great pitstop when you happen to be in the area. I wish I had a place as nice as this near my job in CA.
I think some of the resident NYers are on crack if they think this place is pricey… they obviously have never visited nor lived in Hawaii, SF, or the SLO area of CA… where you can paydouble in many places… especially in Whole Rip-​off market.
Oh, I forgot, many of the people I grew up with in Crooklyn were on Crack, PCP, MJ, etc… or were just run of the mill jackasses… even your so-​called «best friends» would stab
you in the back for a quick buck…
I am sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo­oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo…
glad I left the hell-​hole of NYC for points West
…I am reminded of the shear horror of NYC, whenever I visit…
please bring back Subway Tokens & get rid of the ridiculous defense system for NYC Bus Drivers… what is wrong with you people?
If you are that terrified, move out & get another job…
but first get a Pannini with some Brooklyn Coffee here…
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Yes, I will admit that there is some good eats still in NYC… like Polish food in Greenpoint & tiny Koreatown in NYC.

They’re half-​price after 4PM on Fridays and that’s still a ripoff.
Food is as salty as the beach. The salad dressings taste weird.
The only decent thing is some of the soups, and even then it’s hit-​or-​miss and still the better of them are overpriced. But good luck getting them because they’re not interested in serving customers behind that counter.
If you must go here anyway, they have separate discount cards for soups, salads, and hot plates.

meh… it serves its purpose if you’re looking for a quick breakfast and you work in the area. Food is average, prices are average. About $ 4.50 for two eggs, turkey bacon and home fries. Very busy in the morning, but you’ll be in and out in no time. Food isn’t the greatest, but it will do if you don’t want Dunkin or anything else in the area.

Bad attitudes, mediocre food, cashiers treat you like they’re doing you a favor. Pass.

I love to stop in here for a quick panini or sandwich to take on the go during lunch. Prices are decent and the main attraction for me is that its speedy. Staff are friendly as well.

Decent omelets, salads and sandwiches. Not stocked with many sides or snacks. Service is inconsistent. On the expensive side for what you get even though that is typical for the area. If you are looking for a fuller deli experience, Garden of Eden on Montague is the way to go.

This place is near Supreme Court and Federal Court buildings, and close to Barnes and Nobles bookstore. They have cold-​cut sandwiches and wraps inside. The tuna salad wrap tasted alright. Worth to visit if you’re in between sessions of break time during Jury Duty or wanted to grab a bite before heading to B.N. Store to read/​relax.

Great for coffee, muffins, and sanwiches/​paninis. They also have a delicious variety of chili and soups every day. I wish they had a better selection of drinks and snacks — they have one refrigerated case with a small selection of Coke products and they only sell one «indy» brand of potato chips. It’s located in a high traffic area of downtown Brooklyn, so the people making food can be a little aggressive when yelling, «Next,“and the girls who ring you up at the register sure take their time ringing you up while they chat with each other.

Court Order is one of my stops on the way to the subway when I need something quick to eat or drink. In the morning, the coffee cake muffins are pretty good and the coffee is self-​serve, which saves time. For lunch, I really like the mozzarella and roasted pepper sandwich, the veggie chili (if it’s early enough in the day), and the seafood bisque (again, while it’s fresh). In general, the service is friendly and they’re definitely working on customer satisfaction, because they’ve recently dedicated part of one wall to counter seating.

Ordered a large iced tea/​lemonade mix today. Was halfway through it and found a BABY ROACH floating in it. I called and they said to come back and they would give me a refund. When I went back they only wanted to give me half my money back because I had already drank half of it. I told them no way since there was a ROACH inside of it. Then they offered me another one or a coffee instead! I was finally able to get a full refund but I will never be going back! Still feeling nauseas about it

Get the chicken parm panini with extra sauce — perfect lunch!

Great Breakfast sandwiches, pasta… and Iced coffee
this place is more for take-​out

It didn’t make me sick.
I have been working in the neighborhood for a few weeks and checking out the restaurants at lunch.
I ordered a panini. Yes, I know: I shouldn’t order a panini in a place like this.
It wasn’t a panini, anyhow. It was a sandwich made with a round piece of bread that had brown lines on it, cut in half, the ingredients inserted and heated in an oven.
It didn’t taste good or bad, it was painfully average.

Rip-​Off Alert! Today I went there for my usual salad which is $ 6.50 plus $ 2.50 for sliced chicken. When I got to the register I saw there was a charge of $ 9.50 (sans tax), so I asked the cashier to rectify it and she refused. I told her again that I would not pay for this if I was going to get ripped off (even if only by .50). she told me to go back to the counter — which I was not about to do (especially since I wouldn’t be to identify the person who served me) … so I walked out. It is understandable that mistakes will be made once in a while, but the cashier should rectify it — this is not a good business practice. I wonder how many others are overcharged and don’t know it?

Although Court Order is always busy during the week because of the business/​work crowd I love it here. I get sandwiches and paninis on the regular since I work nearby and I’ve never been disappointed. Everything tastes fresh and delicious. The staff at checkouts are fast and efficient so it makes up for the crowd. They’re prices are also very competitive for what you get. Soups aren’t great though I don’t recommend them. Coffee is decent and cheap.

The only thing I actually like from this place is their dessert, so that is what I will be reviewing. I enjoy their pies such as Apple, Blueberry or Cherry. Coconut pie, not so much. Also their cakes are good, such as the chocolate decedent cake with the chocolate chips and some kind of jelly. It is actually yummy. Their strawberry short cake is awesome and their mouse cups care amazing. Not a big fan of the cupcakes. The frosting on their cup cakes are to gritty: shrug:
I mean, overall, the place is okay. Really not into the «food» food because either they use too much Mayo on some of their sandwiches or their pasta salads are… blah…gross. But the desserts are on point. Also, their brownies are yummy. I will say that. Might be time to make another trip this week.

Nice spot in Downtown Bklyn. The thing is, where the hell is the seating? I’m not sure I’ve ever come across a deli with ZERO seating. If I knew there was no seating, I would’ve walked on by. Very weird…
Anyway, my sandwich was good. I had really no issues because I was starving so it wouldn’t matter anyway.