765 Produce

Good food selection and the price is not so bad. The food tasted great. I wish the surroundings were a bit more organized. They had empty pans out on the ledge of the buffet just sitting there.
Otherwise, great find!

Very extensive range and amazing fresh salad bar! Could easily eat here for lunch everyday without getting bored of the menu!

The buffet is excellent and it’s far enough east that escapes the midtown madness plus unlike most of the buffets in the area they refresh the food through out the day so if you can’t get to lunch till 2:30 don’t worry there is still plenty of fresh food. I Seriously Love this place but unfortunately since the call themselves Produce Corp and not deli or buffet probably no one will ever read this review… but if you do stumble across it do yourself a favor and check it out.

This place did not disappoint, a real gem, the cost is perfectly affordable as well.
What a great addition to Murray Hill!
Everything is good here. Great selection of pre-​cooked food. Always fresh and reasonably priced. This place is pretty solid… 4 would be my rating. 765 Produce Corp totally exceeded my expectations.
Nice staff, too, one of nicest people who would always accommodate your needs.
Check this place our, you won’t be disappointed!

I used to come here once a week for a bacon egg and cheese on a roll for $ 2.50. Then one morning i came in and they charged me $ 4.50, even though the sign did not change and we did not get anything extra! WHAT A RIP OFF. Never again will I set foot in this place. SHADYYY!!! When I asked why this was, I was told they have always been $ 3.50, even though I had gone in just a few days before and got one for $ 2.50 and then on top of that they said since it was after 11:00am (it was 11:20am) it was ONE DOLLAR EXTRA! SHADY SHADY SHADY PEOPLE! DO NOT GIVE THEM YOUR BUSINESS!!!

This was my Friday lunch spot after a long week.
Outstanding salad/​buffet bar. Soups are fresh, sandwiches look delicious.
I would grab a big takeout box, and proceed to attack, favorite meal:
–3 hot wings
–2 pieces California roll (loaded wasabi/​ginger)
–5 hulking caramelized ribs
–2 pieces fried plantain
–2 pieces fried chicken
–any space left would be filled with salad (4 types to choose from!)
Let’s not forget my hot tea…

Is there just one centralized gigantic hot buffet bar manufacturing plant that supplies all of Manhattan’s hot buffets with food? I think so.
765 is great because of its location and consistent offerings. .5 additional stars because they make a good sandwich. Minus .5 stars because of their unimaginative name, iIts based on their address (said in Publizity voice)
So if you’re hungry and in a 1 block radius of 2^nd and 41^st, hit it up.
Matt

A good little go-​to spot for a quick bite or sundries. Nice selection at the deli counter and good selection of hot food and salad items. I have stayed near here a couple of times and it’s a good place to grab a decent lunch and take back to the hotel room when working in the middle of the day.
This week I picked up a Turkey Roll and a salad (by the lb) that was mostly fruit, berries, and melon. Also grabbed 2 soda’s a cup of ice (50 cents). total came to about $ 12.
Sandwiches are not Carnegie Deli quality, but good enough. and the fruit/​berries were nice and fresh.

I used to work in midtown east and this was my go-​to lunch spot. Great hot/​cold food bar. The food is fresh and there’s a wide selection of items to choose from. Be careful. it’s easy to pile on too much, especially since you’re probably there on an empty stomach. The shrimp and ravioli pasta dish they have has to be one of my favorites food items in NYC.
There is some casual seating space in the back, a big help and rare for deli’s in that area.

As noted in the other reviews, this is a good one-​stop shopping spot for basic grocery needs, coffee, deli, and decent hot/​cold buffet offerings. Prices are reasonable, but some of the grocery items carry a premium over other grocers like Morton William and Food Emporium.
For breakfast, bacon, egg, and cheddar (I always request cheddar over American) sandwich and coffee can be had for $ 4.50. Most places charge extra for the sliced cheddar, but they toss it in for free here. Definitely a nice plus for the breakfast sandwich-​goer.
Nestled right on the corner of second avenue steps from 42^nd street, their location makes it a good stop in my morning commute, and I recommend to anyone else situated locally.

This is your typical deli in Manhattan. A bit on the pricier side, but they do have a great buffet lunch at $ 6.99/lb. As you enter, there’s the cold foods, mix your own salad, cut fruits, jello, sushi, and LOTS more. Then as you go further in there’s the hot foods, pasta, rice, noodles, dumplings, vegetables, fish, chicken, ribs, and all that good stuff. You’ll also find soups, burgers, sandwiches, bagels, coffee, desserts, etc. What’s really great is that they also have. All I can say is that they have A LOT of choices. Fresh fruits here are expensive. They do sell a nice variety of flowers too.
I really like how they make their pastas, nice light taste, a bit of oil, and the right texture and chewiness. Their mix vegetables are really great, cooked to the right softness. Steamed dumplings are just awesome. They know how to cook food. However, their chicken noodle soup is a bit oily and salty, but I think that’s just how it usually is and they use spaghetti noodles. They have French bread cut and individually wrapped on the side, do remember to pick one up. Awesome breakfast, lunch, and dinner spot. I did see a sign that said 24 hours.