Midtown Lunch

Have $2? This could be yours. Courtesy of SENY.

• I think we’ve all had a crack-like pizza situation happen to us. [Lunch Studio]
• A run down of what’s opening soon in Tribeca, lunch options included. [Tribeca Citizen]
• Mission Chinese is open, and serving lunch/takeout starting next week. [Grub St.]
• Sweet House brings us ridiculously cheap fried chicken sandwiches. [SENY]

Old school Western omelet, courtesy of Eating in Translation.

• A new burger spot opened on Canal. First reviews are not promising. [Tribeca Citizen]
• In case you’ve ever wondered what food at Cup & Saucer looks like… [Eating in Translation]
• Everything you need to know about Wooly’s Ice stand. [Blondie & Brownie]
• A recommendation for the spicy capicola hero at Parisi. [SENY]
• The inside scoop on Urban Lobster Shack & its new truck. [FitR]

Lahore’s food may not be pretty, but it’s a good deal. Courtesy of SE:NY.

• Saluggi’s is opening a sandwich shop in a couple of weeks. [Tribeca Citizen]
• The Arlette at Dominique Ansel is buttery, flaky and the size of your head. [Kathy YL Chan]
• Domo Taco truck’s nacho tots are a fragrant treat. [Blondie & Brownie]
• Pho Tu Do has “totally fine, unremarkable” food. [Lunch Studio]
• Lahore Deli gets a shout out among cab driver favorites. [SENY]

This eggplant parm roll doesn’t look quite right…Courtesy of SE:NY

• If you donate $2 at Shake Shack, you can get a free shake on your next visit. [Grub St.]
• Go for the chicken parm in a hero over the roll at Parm. [Feisty Foodie]
• On the one hand, this is $1; on the other, it’s a hot dog in a sweet roll. [Fork in the Road]
• Moomah has reopened on Hudson St.. Quiche all around! [Tribeca Citizen]
• A ruined pork sandwich is indeed sad. [Lunch Studio]

This Palermo slice is lighter than it looks. Courtesy of SENY.

• The Spring edition of Real Cheap Eats is a Chinatown roundup. [RCE]
• Famous Ben’s and Dominique Ansel are prime tourist stops. [SENY]
• The slices at Prince St. Pizza inspire overeating. [Lunch Studio]
• Are these the Top 10 eating options in lowest Manhattan? [FitR]

Some people don’t order the po’ boy at Cheeky? Courtesy of SENY.

• Looks like Zutto’s ramen may be worth breaking the $10 barrier. [Feisty Foodie]
• The new Kaffe 1668 location is serving lunch. [Tribeca Citizen]
• D&D Deli makes a good egg sandwich. [Lunch Studio]
• A-Pou’s Taste really does make a good chowder. [FitR]
• There’s a sandwich involving fried goat cheese at Cheeky. [SENY]

So not worth more than $10. Courtesy of Lunch Studio.

• Soba spot Cocoron is setting up shop in Nolita. [Bowery Boogie]
• Fancy coffee bar Demi Monde’s opening soonish. [ENY]
• We’re getting a soda fountain/pie and Chinese food (not together).  [Tribeca Citizen]
• Even the words “baked cheese with fish” sound iffy. [Feisty Foodie]
• So this is why I’ve never reviewed/eaten at Olive’s. [Lunch Studio]