7 Marketplace

Ordered from here on Seamless. Food took more 20 minutes over the estimate. Some pieces of spinach are rotten. Was given balsamic vinaigrette instead of balsamic vinegar. On top of that, the driver who barely spoke a word of English was giving me a hard time about something when I met him at the building entrance. Something about answer the phone, but I answered on the first ring of the first and only call that I received. Avoid this place.

The review is for the flowers that are outside of this store. I was super delighted to see that they had varying types of flowers in small bunches so that I could make my own bouquet for the hotel room. I got three different stems and a small vase for about $ 25.
As far as the inside goes, I wouldn’t know much about but it seemed to have a lot and it was open around 3am which was great for people like me who are walking the streets of New York out of pure jet lag.
–Megan.

Though I have shopped here out of convenience in the past, I will not be any longer. They price gauged their flowers on Mother’s Day and Christmas. They blatantly put a $ 20 price sticker over the original $ 7 price sticker. $ 20 for dead flowers is ridiculous. I have gone here for milk and noticed some of their dairy was expired. The milk they pour into the prepared coffee (hot and iced), I have witnessed it was past the sell by date and I said no thanks.

This place exudes RUDE and overpriced, from the minute you walk in. Because it is in the same building as my friend’s apartment, we stopped in for a quick snack. After saying hello to the clerk and being completely ignored, we grabbed a small bottle of orange juice and went to the counter.
The clerk at the counter rung up the juice and dryly asked for $ 6 *per* unmarked bottle and shocked at the price, my friend politely said she did not expect the price to be so high for juice and we put the products back and said «nevermind, no thanks.» This was not because we could not afford $ 12 in juice, but because it is a ridiculous price.
On our way out the door, the same clerk (who btw is not an owner or manager) rudely yelled «YOU SHOULD HAVE ASKED FOR THE PRICE FIRST!» and in reply my friend let her know we did not expect the prices to be that ridiculous and the clerk kept the aggressive banter going, looking for a fight and insinuating that we were beneath her. Finally, my friend told her she lived upstairs and would not be returning despite the convenient location and we asked her to stop giving us such an attitude. Talk about drama, over nothing!
With her still yapping away, we made our exit and then got the same exact juice for ¹⁄₃ of the price right across the street. Avoid this place!

I agree that prices are a bit high here but it’s a Manhattan deli what did you expect? I have not experienced any rudeness or long waits when I pop in for a snack or a bottle of water. Haven’t tried the Korean food yet but it sounds good. All in all an adequate deli when I’m in the area and on the go.

For a late night deli, I can’t complain. Sure the prices are a bit high, but that is the neighborhood. It is an oasis for late night necessities. You can also never go wrong with Boar’s Head cold cuts. I’m lucky because I am nice to the employee who is there ever evening. I suggest you give him a couple bucks because a little gratuity goes a long way.
During the day they serve Korean food. Rather strange to see it in a deli like this, but pretty unique. Of course, they have your usual snacks and libations. Again, nothing special, but have always treated me well!

Incredibly rude staff, poor service, and long wait time. Price gauging on ALL items.
Definitely go to the place on 39^th and 2^nd instead.