Healthy Choice Gourmet Deli Pizza

Nothing to write home about. Solid place to get a cheesesteak like I did via MealPass. It was entertaining to see the guys try to figure out if I was some imposter trying to steal someone else’s pickup when I claimed it was mine, but I digress. They eventually handed it over and I was on my way!

I don’t know how they get an A for sanitary but I would give them a C+. Staff are never happy and most of the time get my order messed up. I’m never going there again because don’t want to upset myself with wrong order and wasted time

The word that comes to mind?
Thief…
I bought a $ 5
gift card (from them) for our trip into NYC…
When i arrived… i was ready to spend greater than $ 13 to use $ 5 gift card…
Owners first excuse was (i must use it in daytime only)…
I said no-​way, i’ve used dozens of these at night…
Owners second excuse… Computer down… can’t redeem…
(that’s a lie, because, tel# is located right on certificate)…
I told him «keep your food» and we spent our money else-​where…

Overpriced and illogical, even by Midtown’s standards. Charged me more to get my bacon egg and cheese without the roll than if I had gotten the roll. Head to Sunsweet at 29^th and 7^th, worth the walk. Or really, anywhere else will do.

This place is so very hit or miss and they’re a little too moody for my taste. Some days I go in there and the people remember me, are friendly and spot on, but other days, they’re just so unfriendly, unhelpful and rude.
I used to go in there regularly and started to experience a lot of problems with being overcharged after a few months. Their menu prices are outdated and they get snippy about honoring them (hey, oatmeal is listed at $ 3 for a teeny tiny little cup, they can’t convince me to pay $ 4.5 b/​c they changed the price somewhere…)
They’re just a little scatterbrained and disorganized. There has to be a better system for paying so not to be overcharged a majority of my visits. For starters, the menu boards in store desperately need to be updated!!! If I see a price there, I expect it to be honored. If prices have been changed, but they’re not displayed, that’s not my problem!
I now have to wonder if they just dumped the food back in the salad bar or threw it away???

Solid spot to catch a meal on the go, varied deli selections, hot food/​cold salad bar and big drinks cases that hold almost any soft drink you can imagine. Any place that has three different brand of Kombucha is a-​ok on my list. Has a few small tables so you can sit if you have the time or need to meet and eat with someone before you move on to later plans.

When my boyfriend visits me in manhattan, this is his go to place for sandwiches. Decent pizza, buffet can be gross at night but still good deli.

Decent slice, but should be $ 1.50 for deli quality, not $ 2.50.

One day while romping through Manhattan my girlfriend was in the mood for a juice. Not wanting to pay outrageous prices most stores ask, I suggested we look for a place with fresh juices. As we decided this we ran into this shop.
The interior is pretty small by most «deli/​steam table» standards but the owners make the most out of it. The middle has an island with the steam table food. The back has a counter for pizza and the main counter features the juicer, sandwiches etc. and the cash register. Near the cash register are shelves with various snacks including potato chips. The steam table food carries some usual fare including fried chicken, fruit, rice and noodles.
The staff is courteous and snapped to attention every time a customer walked in. We ordered an apple/​carrot/​ginger juice and I have to give my compliments to these guys. I’ve had this exact juice before and usually most places put too little ginger or too much of another ingredient. These guys nailed it. The juice tasted great (my girlfriend and I made short work of it).
Overall I had a good experience but I confess I didn’t get to try any of their food yet. Still the place left me with a good impression and I would return if I was in the area.

Great hero!

Best food in the nabe! My office is on 29^th and I’ve tried every restaurant in the area. This place always has the freshest food** and the best selection.** If you don’t know what you want for lunch, this is the place to go. Or if you want something more than «the usual,» this is the place to go. No question about it.
DISCLAIMERS:
1. I’ve never tried their pizza, so I can’t tell you if the pizza is any good.
2. The food that’s available is ALWAYS fresh — day or night. However…
3. This place serves a business lunch crowd, so the huge bounty of alternatives they have is only out there from 11:30am to about 2:30pm. If you’re looking for choice and variety after 4pm, this ain’t the place (even though they’re open 24 hours).

Random name for a deli, I think they just tried to put together a bunch of good words together and somehow make it work… There’s nothing out of the ordinary ‘healthy’ in the food they carry here nor would I consider it ‘gourmet’ but I’ll tell ya what it is: Good, quick, cheap and efficient!
I work nearby and come here atleast once a week. The food is always good and never had any issues. I always get a sandwich or wrap so I can’t comment on the buffet (I’m a little bit of a germaphobe and get weirded out by food left out in the open).
I’ve been meaning to try their pizza b/​c I always see ppl picking some up here but haven’t gotten around to it yet.
They take credit cards and even tho they have a minimum, they aren’t too strict about it.
I would def recommend this place, go for it! :)

This is a trusted bagel or muffin stop for me in the morning. It’s never crowded, and the bagels are sometimes piping hot.
I haven’t tried their lunch yet, but I probably will soon.
All around, it’s a solid option if you work nearby.

Straight off the Megabus and into Healthy Choice for some pizza. It was really very good. I got eggplant, friend got sausage. I liked it. The salad bar looked amazing, but alas.

I work in this neighborhood. There are a lot of places to eat around there but not a lot of good cheap ones. This one is the best and cheapest. I don’t do pizza or steam tables but the sandwiches are terrific, giant, cheap and made to order. They even have a grill to make you burgers and fries. It’s always super-​fresh but the amount of love and the amount you pay varies. That’s right, one day your chicken sandwich might be 50 cents more than on another day. Big deal, as they’re NEVER more than $ 6.50 and they’re never less than very good.

This place is one of my regular lunch spots during the work week. There is no seating; this is a take-​out deli only.
Here’s what they have:
— Sandwiches (hot and cold). ok price, lots of meat, and some good daily specials.
— Pizza. My co-​worker swears by it, but I prefer Pizza Town across the street.
— Hot/​cold salad bar. What’s a NY deli without one?! This one is pretty small but they have some healthy options, which is rare for a hot/​cold salad bar.
…and all the accompaniments. All in all, a good spot for take out lunch or a grilled sandwich in the morning.

Call me crazy, but I actually like Manhattan in the morning. Mostly it’s because I like bagels. I mean I really like bagels. I wouldn’t be surprised if one of the reasons I like to visit New York is simply to get a real, honest-​to-​goodness bagel every now and again.
So on my first morning in the city, I walked a block or so down from the Affinia and into this deli on the next corner. They had a nice selection, unlike the smallish store right next to the hotel, so I ordered up a breakfast sandwich on — you guessed it — a bagel. An everything bagel, to be precise. And it was very tasty.
Like most delis you will find in the city, this one stocked just about everything you might need when you’re looking for a quick bite. Though it was called «deli pizza», I have to say that I really didn’t see any pizza in the place, but I wasn’t really looking that hard at breakfast.
Plenty of drinks in the coolers, and they seem to have a good selection of meats and such for sandwiches at lunchtime if you prefer that route. All-​in-​all, a good choice for your deli needs.