City Chow # 2

They offer amazing burritos (and bowls), entrees, and salads. $ 5.50 burritos on Fridays too.
Havent ordered delivery, but never would — it’s a place you get fresh food made to order, not a delivery service-​focused place.
Highly recommended.

If I were able to rate 0 I would. My company ordered lunch from here today and not only were they an hour late from our requested delivery time, but many of the orders were either incorrect, duplicated or missing altogether. Overpriced and underdelivering — avoid.

Food: ³⁄₅ Service: ¹⁄₅ Price: $ 5.59 for an eggwhite omelet with vegetables
Their delivery time was probably one of the worst on my record: 58 minutes. This NYC, people! Totally unacceptable given that they quoted 10 – 25 minutes on seamlessweb. The food was actually ok but I can’t get over the delivery time so I’m giving them one star overall anyway.

For a café located in an Equinox Gym– I am APPALLED. First– no apparent calorie counts anywhere. Second– all food glistening with oil (from the grilled veggies to the fattening cream soups). Third– The staff is inept. The salad bar dude was skimpy with my toss-​ins, added double the amount of dressing that I asked for (I said STOP, as he requested, and he proceeded to add in another big glob of dressing) and then tossed half my salad onto the counter (Goodbye, skimpy toss-​ins).
Equinox should have sourced an Energy Kitchen or PUMP for their «Juice Bar»… I can only imagine what their smoothies/​juices contain. But I wouldn’t know bc they don’t offer any Nutritional values.
Shameful.

Convenient and tasty healthy food. A good stop especially if you work at 1633 in the building above… beats Cosi anyday. The grilled chicken and the chili are yummy

I was pretty exhausted after my lunchtime work out so thought I’d pick something up to go back to work with instead of trekking all the way to Cosi, which was my original intention. Boy do I wish that I hadn’t been so lazy.
Their menu is lackluster, there are only a few choices. Some of the food items were spilling out over the counters, through the see-​through windows, that I thought some had touched my gym bag.
I ended up ordering the Chicken & Dumplings soup. Can’t go wrong, right? WRONG.
They should’ve just called this Chicken Water. I think I got maybe 4 dumplings, 4 specks of carrots and 1 sliver of chicken. How can they serve this crap? Not only that, but the «soup» itself was watery… I’ve never had such a bad Chicken & Dumpling experience in my life.
Totally disappointed. I will never come back here again.

Picked this over other salad options around midtown because of proximity and short estimated delivery time on seamless. What a mistake. Food took over an hour and I work 2 blocks away. I called to check in at 45 minute mark and it seemed like they just started to make my order then. Salad was way overpriced, and they forgot to include my water and bread. Not worth it — Mcdonald’s salad better.

Bland, lukewarm, microwaved food. They somehow manage to extract all pretense of taste from every item on the menu. Salads are overpriced with toppings mixed together so that when you order olives, you’re getting corn and cucumbers too. Lines are long.

This is part of Equinox gym, so everything is healthy, or at least looks it. It’s pretty cheap for the neighborhood and the quality-​the salmon special is a big hunk of salmon with 2 sides of brown rice, acorn squash, cauliflower, etc for like $ 9. Everything looks to be premade and heated up in a microwave, but I like that the food isn’t served in a gloppy mess and greasy. They have whole wheat pasta, burritos/​wraps and a salad bar, and they don’t switch up the menu much. They’re not street level, but they’re right next to the ¹⁄₉ subway entrance and they deliver lightening fast. Eat here and pretend that you care about eating healthy and looking good like the pretty gym nuts who go to Equinox.