Gallery Market & Café

As a convenience store, prices are not great. As a spot to grab a quick coffee or breakfast sandwich, this should be a go-​to for those in the area.
Don’t recommend the bagel but otherwise completely satisfactory and cheap. Recommend the ham and cheese on a croissant.
The family who runs the shop are super nice!

Awesome little convenience store that serves breakfast sandwiches. Owned by a friendly Korean family. It’s an awesome place to stop by and grab some snacks/​beer before you start your night.

a neighborhood gem! sure the prices are a little steeper than cvs but it’s a mom-​and-​pop store (literally) that probably has high rent. so support this family-​owned establishment that has surprisingly great items (cabot cheese, best chip selection, great drinks, extensive selection of ben and jerrys) that you CAN’T find at cvs.
seriously, whoever buys for this store has great taste! check it out.

This is my go-​to place for a quick pick-​up breakfast before work. The coffee is consistently excellent (they serve Ille coffee) and my bagel with cream cheese is always perfectly prepared! This is a little deli type market with no seating to eat, but that’s exactly what I need. They also have a few small isles of grocery items you can purchase: gourmet chips, beverages, wines, imported candies, cold items like cheese and hummus, etc. Love this little place!

Breakfast served ALL DAY
Great sausage egg and cheese on a croissant.

I want to say that I am kinda upset with the Valet manager because he suggested this «Deli». At first glance I was extremely excited… And then I walked in… Not a deli… Not even a «Real» sandwich shop… More of a, «We have a 8′ X 12′ space, what are we going to do with it» kinda place…
The menu sported average breakfast sandwiches with a choice of breakfast meats and breads… Nothing special… The sandwiches were pretty mush pretty to look at and pretty on paper but not very filling. Protein selections were limited to Tuna or chicken salad, smoked turkey, honey ham, grilled chicken breast and bacon.. .. WTH??? No Roast beef? No Pastrami??? No Corned Beef???
The place was like a Bodega but in Chinatown. Granted they had a great selection of potato chip!!! Wait a minute… Great selection of potato chips!!! ½ of an isle of chips! You want drinks? They have that too! Sodas and «Specialty» Iced teas… What makes the tea so special? I don’t know but you can ask Abraham Lincoln that… They took him hostage when I grabbed it!

The sandwich I choose was basically a club sandwich… without the bacon… just turkey, ham, cheese, lettuce and tomato. No special dressing… Not even a pickle! The only thing that separated this place from the average place was that the bun was toasted a la Plancha. No overall taste of smokiness or honey from the sliced meats. Overall just ok but not great. $ 13 for a sandwich chips and an iced tea! Sounds cheap but the sandwich was $ 6 and that darn tasty «Specialty «iced tea was $ 5!

Great place to stop for a simple, tasty breakfast sandwich and latte on the way to work. Cheaper than Corner Bakery or Panera and twice as fast. The staff are friendly and proficient.

Lots of healthy choices. I come here when I want hummus, greek yogurt, or soy chips and they always are in stock. Owners are very friendly.

Well stocked and friendly. Always a great place for that quick caffeine fix.

Quality place! When I’m feeling too lazy to make the momentous effort to take something out of my freezer and put it in the microwave for breakfast, I go here on the way to work (across the street). The breakfast sandwiches are good, and the people here are nice. It has all the other aspects of a smallish corner market store.
(I’d give this place a 4.5, if I could, but rounding up to 5)

I needed caffeine and sugar. I was in a rush. It was clean. Small. Well-​stocked. Run by Koreans. I liked it. It felt familiar. I like a corner market like this, even if they are in a new flashy soulless monolithic building. I’ll go again and explore more on my way to my next painting open session.

I went here because I live across the street and I’m boycotting the other places in the neighborhood that sell beer (boring story). You always go into these places expecting crap, but I was pleasantly surprised by this little store. They’ve got all the essentials for having folks over or heading to a dinner: some wine, a mid-​range beer selection (think Sam Adams and Magic Hat), nice crackers, cheese, and snacks. The place is clean and well presented. This is not your corner grocery store, nor is it a 7 – 11. It’s just a nice place to grab your Ben & Jerry’s and beer before heading over to a friend’s. Prices are what you’d expect from a corner grocer.
Note: I didn’t try the coffee, and this isn’t technically a café… they serve the coffee behind the register, but I didn’t see anywhere to sit inside.