Koyzina Kafe

New area of town, first day at a new job called for lunch out. I initially tried Ashby’s but the line was insane.
I found this place and decided on the sandwich of the day… a reuben for $ 9.95!
The sandwich was pretty good and quick. Overall, a good spot!!!

Horrible salad experience here. I noticed the greens portion in the bowls were skimpy to begin with, should have walked out then. Then I ordered in my salad: swiss cheese, asparagus, tomato, black olive, and shrimp. I get the the register — $ 14!!! Are you kidding me!!! And the guy soaked it with dressing (likely because there was hardly any greens in the bowl). I will not be going back here. There is plenty of competition around that don’t overcharge and gives you a decent portions.

Lovely, the prices went up again. When is management at Koyzina Kafe going to respect their regular customers? I will definitely be looking into another breakfast/​lunch place.

This review only refers to lunch delivery:
I ordered a tuna on rye and it came as follows: two slices of rye bread with tuna between them. The tuna was straight out of a can. No mayo in the tuna. Nothing else on the sandwich. The tuna — since it didn’t have any mayo in it — fell right out of the bread and onto the table.
My lunch companions both ordered southwestern wraps, which they described as inedible.

I have been there and i love the chocolate and the staff is excellent and the pasta mama mia… you have to be there to believe it… keep up the good work

The rare variety deli in NYC that’s not seemingly run by Koreans. Clean and spacious but looks a tad pricier than what I would expect but it’s clean. Not much of a variety vs. it’s Korean run competitors but they have whole wheat everything bagels so they now have a special place in my heart.

As far as lunch goes this place is hard to beat. Good is great and they have a wide selection. I personally prefer their salads or their pressed paninis. I love going here because they always had an 80s soundtrack going and it puts me in the mood (for lunch)! Check out is fast and nice! They also do seamless orders now! Whoop whoop!

Had the egg and cheese on a croissant ($ 4) because I was really craving it one morning before work. It definitely hit the spot but it would have been cheaper if I went to a breakfast cart. The guys who make the food are quick. The cashier’s are friendly and efficient. Another time, I had the everything bagel with chive cream cheese ($ 3). It was O-​K. Wasn’t expecting much since this place doesn’t specialized in bagels Again, I could have gotten the same thing at a street cart for a lower price. The food is merely passable but it’s convenient and fast.

Ordered from seamless a chicken Caesar wrap and a chocolate brownie. It came on time as predicted by seamless.
The wrap was ok. I found a small chicken bone in it though. Small enough not to freak me out and big enough for me to notice it. I wouldn’t have it again because I’ve had better Caesar wraps.
The chocolate brownie was great

My go to place for the freshest salads when I am at work. Fresh ingredients and a great and large variety.

The food is absolutely delicious and they have tons of variety! Big portions, too. If you’re going for lunch, I highly recommend the tabasco chicken.

Really good local deli can be pricey but you get what you pay for you really do. They are very consistent I eat my breakfast there all the time they make the best omelette’s and very quick. Staff is always nice you can really get anything here and be happy that’s what I love about it.

Love this place. My husband and I have been here 3 times now– once for lunch, and twice for breakfast. The staff are really quite nice. The blueberry scone is my favorite pastry thus far, although my husband is quite partial towards the cheese danish. Their coffee is yummy, and a medium (to me) looks to actually be a large – so that’s a major plus.
For breakfast, I had the egg snadwich with sausage, and he had the french toast. Both were very delicious, an made fresh to order. They were reasonably priced (total cost for both breakfasts, 1 coffee and 1 danish was $ 17 and change) which is awesome compared to what we have paid for just a muffin and coffee here in NY :)
For lunch, we had the build your own sandwich, pesto pasta, and a large BYO salad as well. All were amazing– I haven’t had a sandwich prepared this well in quite sometime. It was huge as well. We definitely couldn’t finish it in one sitting. Husband enjoyed his pasta and raved about it for the remainder of the day. For all we got, it was $ 26 and change. Still not a bad deal at all.
All in all, our experience here is great. I definitely recommend coming here, and want to continue going here for the remainder of our trip.

Worst breakfast ever. Long wait and then received blame for the long wait. Thirty minutes after ordering breakfast I sit down only to find a hair in my omelette tucked in the cheese. Gross. This is not a place to go for a quick or sanitary breakfast.

3.5 for my first experience!
In the grand scheme of things, $ 5.75 is outrageous for a bacon/​avacado/​egg/​cheese on multigrain sliced bread. But that seems to be the average price for breakfast sandwiches in this area (goddamn it, FiDi, get your shit together), and I’ve gotten worse nearby for the same price. Review adjusted accordingly.
I asked for swiss cheese, but got american (I really dislike american cheese, so that’s a shame). However, the sandwich overall was more pleasant to eat than the cheaper alternatives. While others will make me this (correct) sandwich for a dollar less, it ends up dry and tasteless. So I guess the extra $ 1, the convenience to my job, and clean/​spacious atmosphere makes it worth it.
There was a LOT of avocado in here (which was my craving, and why I justified $ 6 for a sandwich). Thank you. I’ve gotten charged $ 2.00 for wimpy avocado in my BEC’s before. Bacon was thin but not too hard, not too soft. Not a lot. The cheese overpowered the sandwich (no. my hatred for American overpowered the sandwich).
I’ll come back the next time I’m craving avocado.

Pretty standard issue New York deli and it looked better than some of the other local options. I got the standard issue egg-​and-​cheese-​on-​a-​roll and it was satisfying.
For a place that does a mostly cash business, they should set their prices so they come out to a nice round number with tax. Can’t remember what I paid I do know I ended up with a fistful of change.

Every time I come here, I spend at least 10 minutes looking around. They have hot food, salads, sandwiches… I always get a «Parisian» — turkey and brie on a croissant with fig jam. It hits the spot. It’s about $ 8, which is a little pricey for a small sandwhich on a croissant.

Stopped by this place for lunch and was pleasantly surprised overall. Lots of options and several different counters/​lines for the different types of food (salad, pasta, sandwiches). It was hard to choose since everything actually looked and sounded pretty good; the pasta bar was especially tempting since you even get to make your own?! But it was ultimately a bit pricey — $ 9 for even a basic penne pasta or similar. Decided to go with the Mediterranean chicken sandwich, which was decent. The chicken itself was forgettable, but the feta was tangy and the bread nutty, chewy, and soft. This is the blandest review I’ve written so far, wonder if that says more than what I’m actually writing here? Good stuff, I’ll stop by again.

My husband and I stopped in on a Sunday to grab a quick lunch to go. The place was dead but I’m sure it gets packed during the week when Wall Street is buzzing.
My Tuna Melt was good and my husband said his grilled chicken sandwich was «really good» and he’s hard to please so that’s quite a compliment. Lots of bottled drinks and chips as well as cookies and muffins. They have a hot station as well but it looked closed so maybe they don’t run those on the weekends.
Prices were very good and service was relatively quick. The Rice Pudding was almost inedible unfortunately.

What I really like here is the iced lattes and the yogurt parfait. First off, the iced latte presents a larger cup size than any other business for a modest price. It’s always freshly made and the baristas do a great job in making it look very fancy.
Service is good, fast and friendly.