Amish Market East 240 East 45th Street, Manhattan, New York,

"Lovely lovely grocery market with ENDLESS variety of very high quality, clean food. I met the owner yesterday and we chatted for a long time about his love for his customers and the industry. A+ this place is the best grocery market in Manhattan!"

"I work in a building a few doors away from this market for about 9 years now, so I come here often. I like the prices of their produce. So I've witness the turn over of cashiers. This group they have now are just down right mean. They don't even say hello or thank you. They all just appear to be disgruntled employees. I used to like coming here but not so much anymore they are just mean, and so is the bald guy, I don't know if he's the floor manager or what, he stands there looking at folks like they are going to steel something black or white don't matter. the vibe there is just weird now. The tall handsome pizza guy is nice though. If it wasn't for the convenience of just going there and back to the office quickly, I'd probably stop going there. Mean just mean..."

"An organic grocery store with buffet line for lunch (13.99 USD/Lb). The items are, of course, on a high price. But they provide a good selection of items. So, if you are in need of a quick grocery stop for a few items in this area, this could be a good spot. I wouldn't use this place as my main grocery shopping spot though. As for the buffet line, the ingredients are fresh and mostly well-seasoned. I highly recommend their baked salmon and avocado salad but wouldn't recommend the sausages with mushroom, as the sausages are plain salty with no other redeemable taste. (Expected it to be more herbal based on its look.) The one pictured in this review is 14.62 USD/box - tax included."

"I really appreciated this Deli. In a baking hot New York summer, the salad bar is just brilliant, providing a refreshing, filling, healthy and tasty lunch. Their salads offer a welcome respite to New York's excruciatingly high prices. They also have a pizza oven and self-service buffet arrangement too, amidst wall to wall adornments of fresh fruit and veg, cured meats and seafood, lots of cheeses, breads, delicacies, deserts, chocolates and more. In fact, the shop is crammed full of delicacies, with every available space used to ensure their offering of an extensive variety of stock. Amish market is a brand name, and this is actually a chain store deli."

"Didn't know what to expect but it wasn't this variety of modern products that seemed too much for the small space. The fresh lunch options were tasty and priced for the location. As were the desserts. Thankfully, the coffee was hot and well-made, as the constantly opening door made for a cold lunch in March. Staff were neutral"