Good and big coffees. The view from inside is impressive because you get to see the huge Rockefeller Center from down there

Have a breakfast here and youll have energy for the whole week!

Was very busy when we came here. Maybe too busy, but not for nothing. Food was so good that I know I a,m coming back here for more. But definitely not on the busy hours.

Great selection. They have stations for each type of food. I have only been there twice, but each time was very good. It is nice with a group of people because everyone can get what they want. The first time I got a great salad bowl and the second time I got a personal pizza. Both were yummy.

Lovely lunch place hidden underground. Reasonable prices for the area. Went during a busy lunch hour without having to wait for anything too long.

Lunch time in midtown Manhattan is always challenging everybodys waiting to get food and you have to wait on crazy long lines and it takes forever and your food usually isnt that great because the chef is slapping together the food to accommodate the amount of people he has to serve. however at this location the man behind the counter that serves the food really cares about his job and you could see that he wants to make sure that you have a good experience and thats a good feeling especially in midtown Manhattan.

This cafe is like an oasis, hidden from the hustle and bustle of central NYC only a few feet away. Chefs prepare your food directly in front of you and expertly create dishes to meet your requirements and happily cook off menu. The veganivore is absolutely amazing, recommend!

THE place to start the day right. If you havent tried.their oatmeal in skim milk you are missing out big time!

I stopped by here for lunch on a cold day. The setup of the cafe was a little confusing, but I figured things out after a few minutes. I ordered the Thai chicken wrap and a cup of lentil soup. The chicken wrap was delicious- perfectly crunchy lettuce, the right amount of lemongrass dressing, well-cooked chicken, and a non-soggy wrap. I would definitely buy it again. The lentil soup was not terribly impressive, but hot and well-seasoned enough to make a good addition to lunch. Lunchtime is definitely busy- there will likely be seating available, but it might be across from a stranger, or in an odd corner of the room. Still, altogether, it was a fine place to sit down, warm up, and eat good food.

Easy lunch spot if you work in the area. Offerings, including the daily specials, are consistent (usually chicken, beef and fish options). They also offer salad, pizza (wood stove), sandwiches, soups and quesadillas. Breakfast options span from bagels (not New York style), eggs, omelets, French toast and pancakes.

I loved it!! They make fresh pasta right in front of you.. so much variety of food from salads to burgers to wraps to even expresso coffee!! Staff is extremely friendly

I ordered the Chicken Habanero Quesadilla. It wasnt too spicy which was cool either way but very flavorful. Also this place has the best double chocolate pound cake EVER. 😋

Great spot for breakfast or lunch. The lines move really fast, and they have a great selection for anything you could want.

Some of the best food Ive ever had the great blessing of enjoying

Great place to eat! Pizza was awesome and staff was extremely friendly.

I go to this Metro Cafe all the time for lunch - they are pretty quick and have a space to eat inside and outside, which is great when it is nice outside. I am a big fan of their salads and pasta bar. They offer a bit of anything, including paninis, quesadillas, soups, sandwiches, salads and pasta.

Rude staff. Food is decent. Would not recommend though.

The food is filling and flavorful but service is painstakingly slow (only one cashier during a particularly busy morning rush hour). Prices are reasonable, especially given the location of the place.

Very good quality of food.

Sooooooooo delicious!!! Thank you very much for those great sandwiches! We really appreciated our visit!

We had a late night on a Saturday, walked Park Avenue to Grand Central Station. This place caught our eye with its bright lights and clean look. 1st off they post no prices for anything, and it makes you feel dumb and cheap to ask. I will tell you that the cheapest sandwich is about $8.50. The soups are small and start at $8.00. They offer a unlimited pasta which consists of choosing the pasta (only 3 kinds, others cost addtl); choosing sauce; choosing meat or main ingredient only get 1 even though it says unlimited choice of 3 addtl costs more, had shrimp but of course they were out of; finally choosing your toppings in which case they had a limited choice (onions were out, bell peppers out, etc.) all in all for 3 people it costs us over $40 for very mediocre food made by possibly illegal immigrants that spoke very little English. The portions were very small and the food was just barely edible. We had stomach aches later that night and the food had passed our systems by midnight...

Rip Off. Went here for a small oatmeal breakfast. The server picked a medium cup. When I pointed at the smaller cup, she said its for soup. When I went to the Cashier she said I got a Medium so pay for medium.

Liked their burgers.

Crowded but convenient

Nice place; clean, big selection, place to sit, quick bite and leave. They provide a code for the bathroom on your receipt.

I love the chicken noodle soupIt is lovelyyou should try it

The worst restaurant ever, specially the one on 7th avenue.Every time I go there they will charge different price for the anything you order.They charged me $10.72 for toasted bagel with egg and a tea, compare to $4.50 they have charged me few weeks ago.I hate it, hate it, hate it.worst experience, I will never go to this place again.I give ZERO out of TEN to this place.There is a PRET SANDIWICH place just next door to them, its a much better place.

Had egg white omlette and home fries. The home fries were luke warm while the omlette tasted like rancid lard and had a stray nugget of stale pork fat mixed in it. Im straining right now to keep myself from vomiting.

EXCELLENT FOR CATERING!!! Not sure if this store is connected to the Catering..but I heard they make all their food onsite in midtown. We used to use Guy and Gallard for our catering events..they started skimping and raising prices...and was embarrasing when your 10 people ran out of food after the sixth person passed through the line. Sizes were getting smaller so it became hard to gauge how to order....but I wasnt going crazy..other people at the venue were complaining about Guy and Gallard.... and move away from them. So I got a contact person at CafeMetros catering dept...and explained what was happening. They promised to give us a taste of what they can do..and boy did they ever! Everything was fresh..the coffee was Lavazza and the portions were more than enough...The pastries were so great...actaully everthing was great..NO COMPLAINTS. My crew and client were really happy. You can see it on their faces! I never got that with Guy and Gallard...ever!

This place is very expensive and the food is average

Awesome food, low price. Coffee is meh

Really good salad!

If your visiting, tell them its your first time, and they will slow down and help you order.

Amazing food

Delicious!

OK place.

Love it...

This location closes at 7pm NOT 11:30!!!

Nice place to have coffee or lunch.For lunch it does not have much variety, it is a place to have lunch and follow (hostel).The cleanliness is good.

Great for a quick lunch, great variety of food. Average prices

Room to repeat. Variety. Good salads.

Huge salads to your liking, great variety of dishes, pizzas, sandwiches ... for a very good price !! Fantastic attention and in a very central place between 6 and 5. If I repeat NY I will return !!!

Mediocre meal ....

Good