Morgans Market

Unbelievable! This deli refuses to deliver to addresses 3 blocks away. They are located 1 block from Chambers St. but will not go to that street if the have to cross the highway. The management is claiming that a 10 – 15 minute walk actually takes their delivery person 45 min to an hour. There was no misunderstanding in the communication. The manager was aware that the location is near River Terrace. This ridicules rule means that the delivery service automatically excludes the Related Management properties as well as the 10 – 12 high rise properties in the area. The strange part is the store is willing to deliver up to a 5 block radius but refuses this particular area that is literally 3 blocks away. Rather than avoid serving a whole community of people who happen to be within 3 blocks of their business they should re-​evaluate the lack of efficiency if they say a 10 min. walk takes an hour. Perhaps they can invest in a little bike and also they can think about the business they are losing by ignorantly picking and choosing customers that by their own rules are within thier delivery radius.

I used to frequent this shop when I worked around the block. The lunch buffet is decent. The prices are, well, TriBeCa prices. I have had a wide variety of products from here and it was all usually good. The cashiers are nice enough too. My 2 stars has more to do with a bad experience I had, I came in and ordered a ham and egg breakfast sandwich. I paid and left and as I was eating, I bit down onto something hard and ended up hurting my tooth. I thought it was over but not even 10 minutes later, I found myself tearing up and clutching my jaw and 30 minutes after that, I was completely incapacitated. It turned out that whatever I bit into popped out a dental filling. I didn’t find out until I went to the Dental ER and I ended up having to have a full root canal done and to this day, I get itchy just thinking about the whole experience. I remember going back to talk to someone about it once I was no longer in pain, but I was ignored. Because of that and that alone, I made the decision not to give this place my business. It’s largely been easy to keep as I moved out of state a year later, but still, it was just a horrible dining experience.

This review is strictly on the flowers. The best bodega flowers hands down– best selection and great prices. I miss them dearly since they’re no longer on my work commute anymore. Best flowers are mid week– weekend has a more picked through sad selection. If you get a few hunches they’ll put together beautiful arrangements for you

I’ve been going here for the past 3 years and things have gotten really bad. They line in the mornings are not managed what so ever, making it impossible to grab a quick bite before heading into work.
They’ve raised the prices on almost every item and their customer service has faltered steadily.
This morning is the 5^th time this month i’ve walked out of the establishment without any food.
It would make so much more sense if the construction people who bring in a laundry list of goods were forced to call ahead, making the morning rush run a bit smoother.
What is the point of me calling ahead to wait another 15 minutes upon my arrival?
Its sad when the line at starbucks moves faster than this place, and its really unfortunate because i like the staff there (Lee, victor, etc) its just HORRIBLY MANAGED.
This is my first review ever on Unilocal

Don’t come here unless you want to be short changed. Cashier short changed me and now I’m out $ 10. I always came in here to grab fruit and water for meetings at my work, not anymore.

I love the food here. As a stuyvesant high school student, I used to get food here all the times for breakfast or lunch. The staff is friendly and very helpful. If anyone was ever short on change, the cashier would let it slide, and I knew people that would actually go back and pay the change later. During the winter they allowed my friends and I to eat indoors even though people don’t usually do that at delis. The prices are reasonable for high school students on a budget. The food is wonderful and the variety makes it nearly impossible to get sick of it. You want something done your way? No problem, the staff doesn’t mind catering to your needs. This place is perfect for all of your daily breakfast or lunch needs. I still visit every once in a while.

I was a loyal customer, until the day I got embarrassed over 5 cents I was short on ONE TIME!!! The cashier lady yelled out that I was short 5 cents in front of everyone. Very degrading, especially when I go EVERY SINGLE DAY AT LEAST (2) a day!
They are the closest deli near my job therefore I have no choice, aside from the cashier and owner who seems to always be bothered to be there, the rest of the staff are great!
The sandwiches are prepared well, and the food is OK. If it wasn’t for the guy making the sandwiches I probably would not go back.
I dread having to deal with the cashier lady!

Well doesn’t this place just have everything. Popped in to Morgans to grab a snack and a drink. It’s your typical deli/​market/​bodega, but much larger! I got a blood orange, which was the biggest orange I have ever seen. This is almost as big as some of the grocery stores in city. If you live or work in the area, I would recommend checking it out. It does seem a little dirty/​rundown from the outside, but inside isn’t so bad (I’ve seen way worse).

THEY DON’T DELIVER UNLESS YOU PAY MORE THAN $ 10!!!
Imagine that, with the competition out there, Morgan has «implimented» a $ 10 fee for walking across the street to deliver a sandwich and soda? It is worth visiting them, right across the street, when they want to pull you down for $ 10?

Pretty solid deli and kind of a life-​saver. Right across the street from where I work, we run over here when we run out of certain things. I also come when I need some cold medicine, a Red Bull, or some grub.
They have a pretty huge selection for what they are. You can find produce, paper products, flowers, a hot deli, fresh coffee, etc.
I love their bacon, egg & cheese on a bagel, and their BLTS. Pretty much anything involving bacon. The prices are so reasonable, too.

I guess I’m going to be the first to write an unfavorable review! I’ve known this place for years, dating back to the 70s! We shopped there a lot, but with different owners, brings a lot of changes and not for the better at times!
My mother bought three moldy tangelos (orange-​like fruit) from this place and they wouldn’t give her, a steady customer for thirteen years, a refund or an exchange. Besides that this place has NO concept of treating longtime customers like that, this place thinks who it is, thinks it’s the only game in town when it’s not as one can buy fresh fruit from FOUR places within a block or two walk from it:
She called at 2:45pm then 3:15pm to complain to the manager, only to be told the manager wasn’t IN both times. A that time of day. Really? So the manager doesn’t want to talk to anyone as well as not give an exchange or refund for bad fruit they sell.

Morgans has the best breakfast sandwiches for «am I really in NYC right now» prices. The egg sandwiches and omelette’s are about $ 2-​$ 3 with your choice of bagel, bread, or roll. You literally can not beat that price The cook is super nice, and everything comes out quickly. Conveniently located right next to the 123 train, I come here many mornings on my way to work! They are also open 24 hours– no eggs until 6am but they do make a delicious late night turkey sandwich.

Had most of the breakfast selection. They do it so well and they are reasonably priced overall. Awesome cook behind counter!
Very consistent for a deli! Their BLT is awesome. Lots of bacon.

My beloved Morgan’s is a happy half block away. In a neighborhood that, other than bars, typically shuts down completely at Midnight, it is an absolute Godsend. The selection is wonderful, the salad bar is top-​notch and the hot sandwiches are tasty, with quick and friendly service to boot. At 13.50 for a pack of cigarettes, it’s a little pricey, but this is TriBeCa. On the subject of pricey, I must admit that I am a sucker for fresh flowers. The flower selection is gorgeous, and I often find myself walking home with a new beautiful bouquet. The problem, said bouquet has more than not cost me in the $ 40 – 50 dollar range.

Whenever I’m in the area, I always head here for my breakfast. The service is friendly and fast and the prices are decent for the city. The buffet of food looks appetizing but I’m never there long enough to get lunch. They also have some grocery items and fresh fruit.
Good place, but just a typical egg breakfast spot to me.

I’ll admit I have a bias when it comes to this place. My morning ritual with Morgans dates back to my high school days when I was a starved and tired student at Stuy (don’t hate). My favorite lunch combination was a ham and egg on a croissant. I think my unhealthy relationship with coffee also started at that point too.
Anyway, I forgot about Morgans when I left for college. Immediately upon graduation, I came back to the neighborhood for work. I was secretly delighted to see that the friendly guy who mans the breakfast counter in the morning remembered me! Morgans was definitely a great addition to my routine, and it helped create a good start to my workday.

I am not your average girl the thought of flowers to the workplace doesn’t quite excite me… I rather have an xbox than a jewelery box… however Morgan’s actually makes me want flowers; the minute I pass I find myself walking in slow motion and looking at every bouquet as if I’m about to attack n devour — Mini Daisies, Calalillies, 2 Colored Roses, those branch flowers that look like they have cranberries on the edge. OK you get the idea I don’t know my flowers as well as I do my pizza… but I do know they are always fresh, CHEAP (10 bucks for a dozen 2 toned roses), and gorgeous even to a man’s gal like me…
As for the market itself, I used to come in here to get breakfast a lot because it wouldn’t be unbearably crowded and the food was pretty good. As for prices, ehhh I’ve been in cheaper stores before. most of the gum is 2 bucks each. I mean really? Do I have Tribeca Nanny stamped on my face where I don’t have to worry about the price of anything? Quit screwing us everyday folk (fine or cheap folk). But overall, clean store, nice staff, and a selection of just about anything to choose from… now go buy my flowers please… what? I said please ungrateful…

Overall good quick stop market. Has all the basics. Grill, deli, good selection of beverages (recommend u try the naked juice) and a fresh selection of hot and cold salad bar. Lucky to have this place close.

Black forest ham, brie, pumpernickel bread, honey mustard
You make my lunch hour heavenly.
xoxo

Morgan’s is the only place I will ever go for a breakfast sandwich. I went there all 4 years of high school (sorry stuy haters) and after college am back again! Theirs are the most reasonable you’ll find (esp in this area) and for like $ 1 more you can upgrade to a platter with homefries and toast. I got a sausage and egg platter with an iced coffee for $ 6. It does get realllly crowded in the mornings, but believe me it’s worth the wait. The people are always friendly and no matter how busy they are, the guy behind the counter always remembers me and my order.