Around the Office

Jake Przespo: Hands down the best, most gigantic sandwiches in SoHo. Get there before noon though; the line gets very long.

Alex Benton: Divey hole-in-the-wall that sells great fruit smoothies and fresh juices for super cheap.

Andrew Hogue: Pretty fantastic drip coffee. They're coffee nerds here and it shows.

Alex Rainert: The iced coffee here comes with a shot of espresso (POW!) and only costs $2.50 (double POW!). There might not be a better caffeine/buck ratio out there.

Anoop Ranganath: DANGER: They have doughnuts from Dough. Blood Orange is my favorite.

Miles Fitzgerald: 2 Fish Tacos + Colored Drink // Everything is good!

Jake Przespo: A great place to grab lunch. You get a ton of delicious food for cheap.

Chris Boardman: This place opens at 6:30am. Get out of bed and make it happen here.

Sarah Nelson: Torrissi's less expensive, more casual brother next door. Chicken Parm- whoa.

Serious Eats: Our pick for the best falafel sandwich in New York. Clean, crisp, and grease-free, with great hummus, salads, and smoothies.

Berner: Get a side of Crack sauce with your Carne Asada Burrito.

Serious Eats: This spot, (formerly Ray's) serves some of the finest square slices in the city, like the Spicy Spring, which comes with natural casing pepperoni that curls and crisps in the oven.

Louis Vuitton: This cute and usually crowded eatery serves up Cuban and Mexican dishes to perfection. Grab a beer with the famous grilled corn. Simply delicious.

Rachel W.: Some of the best pasta in the city (and cheap!). A haven in the midst of the hustle and bustle of SoHo

Phil Toronto: The Bronte Burger is where it's at. It's amazing!

Jake Przespo: The special salad is the best salad on the menu

Erin Pettigrew: If you're just in the mood for a snack, get slices at the bar to-go. Otherwise it's full pies only at the tables. Order the margarita DOC and don't bother contaminating it with toppings. Scrumptious.

Ben Lim: There's great food coming out of the humble kitchen at Good Habits. Imagine what they could accomplish with real equipment.