Battery Place Market

I frequent this place for lunch and rarely disappointed. This place has highly underrated sandwiches. My favorites are the Cuban, turkey avocado and avocado sprouts. They also have really amazing chicken meatballs that go perfectly well with the noodles.
Not a bad place for coffee too. Overall, great place with really good service. Just a tad bit expensive.

We stopped at Battery Place Market for some lunch, but we ultimately din’t buy any food because it looked unappetizing and there was not a large selection.
The layout here is just like any other market, with the sandwiches in a display case. However, all the food looked like it had been sitting there for a while, and so I wasn’t about to overpay for some old sandwiches. Outside of the display case, there wasn’t much selection for lunch.
Ultimately, we bought some water and then walked out. There are plenty of food options in this alleyway, like a Shake Shack in a salad place, so maybe that’s why nobody buys food here.

My review is based solely on the terrible experience I had with the bubble tea. It was legitimately so bad that I almost cried.
What I asked for was almond milk green tea with half boba. What I received was green tea powder and ice mixed in a blender, with ¾ of the cup filled with a giant clump of boba. Needless to say, it was disgusting. I have nothing good to highlight. They should not be allowed to sell boba.

Best staff ever — super friendly — exactly what I need to get on with a long day. They have free samples, which offsets their slightly pricier and somewhat limited food selection.

After talking to owner I am editing my review. He is one of the fairest guys I’ve met in NYC so far. Even he didn’t promise anything he took my problem close to his heart and promised to study the case. So I must say because of John the manager business mustn’t be blamed. After all employees there are very nice. Food is good and all high quality products on shelves.

As a fellow service industry worked in BPC, I frequent Battery Place Market often enough to know the staff on a recognizable basis.
It’s pretty pricey for those of us who aren’t making bank at Goldman or AMEX, but I don’t judge. They’ve got good stuff. Stumptown Iced Coffee — I order it year round, it’s THAT good. Awesome selection of fresh pressed juices? Check. A great selection of yogurt, fruit and now I see they’re carrying Laughing Cow cheese, which is always great mid-​shift at work.
Definitely a go-​to for great coffee, fresh delicious healthy snacks and excellent service.

I wanted to update my review because my impression of this place has gone up.
I’ve found the barista in the morning has changed and he makes great cappuccinos. To be fair to my previous review, when I was unhappy with my drink the lady barista offered to remake it but I was always in a rush so never took advantage of this. Also I discovered that when you buy a bag of coffee beans, it includes a free filter coffee, which takes the sting out of the price tag.
Also, they have started offering sandwich specials every day, starting at $ 6.95 price and mostly around $ 7.95. Now although this isn’t cheap for a sandwich, it’s comparable with other offerings in the area and a lot cheaper than some of their regular menu items. Plus you get a side dish included with all their sandwiches or wraps. I have figured out which specials I like and go on those days, because the sandwiches are always very fresh and are pretty large.
I still try to visit ‘off peak’ though because in the middle of lunchtime, the chaos of the small space is still there. Overall, the service is good and I now frequent them more than I used to.

Nice little shop with made to order sandwich bar in middle of store, good selection of fresh fruit and really good little coffee bar.

I usually come here as one of my lunch spots. This shops is pretty small, thus the small selection. However, the location is pretty convenient if I need to grab a quick lunch or a beverage.

I used to LOVE this place and it was a combination of great staff, very good food, and reasonable prices. However, since opening it has gone down hill — they’ve gotten rid of many of their knowledgable employees (including Danny «Latte» who people loved and who made the place a great coffee bar) and replaced them with an average staff with very little knowledge, and raised the prices by over a dollar on most sandwiches. This is a place I used to feel some loyalty too, mostly bc I liked the people, but increasingly, I walk in and leave without having purchased a thing. The reality is, if the environment isn’t there — even for a market — there is a lot in the area to choose from (including whole foods) and this isn’t cutting it.

This new Battery Place Market (BPM) location at 200 West (Goldman Sachs Building) offers a diverse selection of specialty packaged foods for lunch goers on the run. Boasting a clean layout centered around a prepared food and fresh sandwich counter, it provides amazing access and convenience for patrons to go through the entire store within minutes and find their choice of prepared and packaged foods. Sandwiches are made with fresh ingredients on the spot, and a solid selection of veggie dishes and soups provide a great deal of appeal for healthy eaters. This BPM location also distinguishes itself with an espresso/​coffee bar, helmed by award winning baristas, brewing Stumptown Coffee and other specialty coffee drinks. The BPM espresso machine is an amazing, robust piece of technology, very much the «iPhone» of espresso machines.
Open late hours to undoubtedly accommodate the hardworking Goldman employees, BPM is also an excellent option for dinner and late night snacks. One can pop into for a snack or drink until 1am from Monday through Thursdays, 11pm on Fri/​Sat, and 10pm on Sunday. Delivery and catering is available out of the 77 Battery Place location. (A special thanks to Mark Jason Photography for supplying the photos uploaded along with this review.)