Groceries & Markets in Kew Gardens

Cuisine Type: Gourmet Deli and American
Most popular offering: Sandwiches, Salads, and Burgers
Reservations: Not offered
Kid-friendly: Yes
Delivery / Take-out Available: Yes
Alcohol: Beer and wine only
Number of Tables: 25–50
Outdoor Seating: No
Established: 2010
Parking: Metered street parking
Handicap Accessible: Yes
Pro Tip: Call in advance to place your order and avoid the midday rush.

Q&A with Dan Unter, Owner

In your own words, how would you describe your menu?
Diverse and deli-centric, but we have a full kitchen and utilize our chef to create exciting flavors to keep our regular clientele happy and engaged.

Has your business won any awards?
Best Philly in Queens from Grubhub in 2010 and 2011, and Best Sandwich in Queens from Grubhub in 2013 and 2014.

Do you adhere to any sustainable or eco-friendly practices?
We use Amish chicken, which, while not organic per se, is sustainably raised and fed a good diet without hormones and steroids. We use paper products for takeout and do not use foam.

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