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Stayed at Barclay (Intercontinental New York Hotel) and ate breakfast at Longwood Gourmet. The staff are very rude and disrespectful. They make you feel uncomfortable. It is as you are causing them inconvenience for walking in their deli. I have not seen such a poor service at any other delis in NYC. I will not go there anymore!!!

Stayed at the Barclay but ate B-Fast here plus evening meals sometimes. Staff cheery and helpful and food great. Pick what you want and pay by weight. On our 2nd trip we were at the Grand Hyatt but still ate here. Worth seeking out for the quality, value and experience.

Stayed at the Marriott across the street. Went to LG for lunch. The sandwiches are great and all the extras to choose from around the deli. The atmosphere is cold. You feel like you are an imposition to the staff. The deli staff looks at you and actually turn their heads away. Be prepared to wait regardless of the time of day. In NYC and today's economy they need to change their attitude other wise they just might have a "for rent" sign in the window next time.

It takes forever for the food preparer to take your order - it doesn't matter if the line is extremely long or short. They just look at you and glance away quickly. They give the clear impression that they do not care. And the cashiers, just plain rude. I stopped going to this place because of the service and found a better Cafe down the street. With so many Delis and Cafes in midtown it is their loss.

There is some decent food here, but you can find the same thing anywhere. The dealbreaker is the workers there, who don't seem to care about customers at all and usually are very unpleasant.

Just a few weeks ago we'll come back from our "honeymoon" in NYC . Really in NYC, it is possible to eat as well as you want if you have a little patience and desire must to look for, You could find Spanish restaurants (like the "Meson Sevilla" and many others), if you come from Spain. New York is the best city all around the globe, you have all that you can ever imagine. Sure i'll come back to NYC. Walk across "Central Park" is a "must see experience", walk across Times Square and Broadway at night is an incredible feeling. Go up The Empire State, till the 86 st floor is scaring, but is another "must see". Incredible panoramic views of NYC, when the weather is sunny, with unlimited miles of vision. So many things to talk about NYC, we fall in love with it, hahaha. Talking about the food, we went to Little Italy so many days, and many others to McDonalds, to the "Hard Rock Cafe - Times Square", but, finally, just a few days before we come back to Spain, we find a DELI near to our Hotel (We were at Radisson Hotel - 148 East 3rd av -). And that are the best food that we could find walking across NYC. Your meatballs "guys" are simply the best. Never forget you. See you soon. Marisol y Felipe from Pineda de Mar - Barcelona - Spain.

i've actually been eating here for about a year without trying the mongolian stir-fry station at the back. i had no idea what it was, so i just ignored it until about a week ago. you take the raw ingredients (noodles, beef, veggies and sauces) and hand it on a metal plate to the chef in the back who cooks it for you. whole process takes no longer than 5 mins. amazing. do yourself a favor and check it out, highly recommended and, i presume, healthy. the buffet is pretty fresh and of generally high quality as well, imo.