Eli's Essentials And Wine Bar
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This place was a real disappointment. This is basically a highway reststop restaurant with ny prices. The bagels were grocery store bagels that you have to make yourself and pay 3x the price. The drip coffee I poured myself was decent. Would NOT go back. For the price there is just so many better options.
I recently got coffee from Eli Zabar, and honestly, it was disappointing. The coffee was not good at all and wasn’t even hot when I received it—I even thought I should have just ordered an iced coffee instead.
The staff experience made it worse — the lady at the register was rude and not friendly.
On top of that, the price was high for what you get, which makes the whole experience feel not worth it.
For the price and reputation, I expected much better...read full review
I come here every single day. Today was later than I usually do... about 3:50pm on a Thursday. I always dine upstairs but today upstairs was packed so I headed back downstairs. I went on line and placed an order. Because it was a panini I had to wait. After receiving my sandwich I went to take my seat where I left my belongings. All the chairs was up. At this time is a bit after 4pm. The cleaner downstairs decided to put up all the chairs on the table, even though my stuff was...read full review
Hours
| Monday | 8AM - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 8AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 8AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 8AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 8AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 8AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 8AM - 9PM |
Eli's Essentials And Wine Bar features live jazz on Fridays, providing a smooth ensemble alongside an impressive menu and wine list. Customers can select from a wide variety of salads and hot dishes priced by weight. Fresh products contribute to delicious meals, including the well-loved Chocolate Pavé dessert. While some guests have noted that service can be lacking, offerings like hot chocolate and the mozzarella and tomato sandwich remain highly recommended. The menu has faced criticism for not changing with the seasons, with some customers mentioning the need for more diverse options like brussel sprouts and root vegetables. Despite these concerns, the dining experience includes supplies for building charcuterie boards or picnic lunches. This hidden gem continues to be a clean and organized spot, well worth a visit for those seeking a unique experience.