Hector Berrios

Fresh & Company - Broadway and Waverly Place is a place to have the freshest salad bowls with assortment of vibrant and fresh vegetables and proteins. They also offer sandwiches, fruit bowls. I was impressed how the store manager maintained and helped his staff. The energy and operational flow was exceptional. Overall a good place to fill your delicious healthy appetite. Thank you. Solid 5⭐️. Forward always!

+25

Em Bash

I got the falafel grain bowl and it was absolutely delicious! It came out to about $12 and you definitely get your moneys worth. Very fresh, tasty and prepared very quickly. The staff was also very friendly and helpful(:

叶晨丰

Definitely one of the more healthy options around NYU. The avocado chimichurri pairs so well with lemon herb chicken bowl! However, I’m not sure if they skimp on online orders…

Veronica Leong

I got the Parmesan Tomato Soup, which was extremely savory (a bit saltier than I would've liked), and my sandwich was a Chicken Mozzarella. The sandwich tasted SO YUM when dipped into the tomato soup - highly recommend this combo of soup/sandwich. Overall experience took ~10 min. The staff re-toasted my sandwich on the spot as I arrived. She was a bit backed up, as she was the only person stationed at the sandwiches. The utensils were lacking, as they ran out of spoons. Luckily, they had extra behind the counter. Based on other ppl's reviews, l'd recommend their soup/sandwich over the bowls, as it was a good portion of food.

+1

M.G. Garcia

I had dinner here recently. It was pretty good. The website says they close at 9 but the worker started closing up at 7pm for the outside part so I am confused by this information.

+4

Gabriella

A chain that boasts “fresh” ingredients yet all the food just sits out all day. The salad bowls have terrible flavor combinations and are worse quality than buying something pre-packaged from the grocery store. Additionally, the catered sandwiches are tasteless. On top of the wonderful food, the service is really rude. Would not recommend.

Cliff Lattish

I have a medical condition that is a kidney problem and they just charge me $2.45 to use the bathroom. You can't provide that basic service to somebody I'll guarantee you I will never buy anything in this place as a visitor to the city you have just not only lost my business I hope everybody that reads this review does not come to your establishment.

Hyein Chang

More like food poisoning and co. I got food poisoning every time I got their food. It’s been persistent over threee years. Went in there my freshman year and then went back hoping it’s be different this time in my junior year but go food poisoning again. Avoid at all cost if you don’t wanna get sick. Yuck

Antonio Cilibrizzi

I’ve been coming here for months on a near-daily basis. Unfortunately, tonight the short middle-aged woman who is often there treated me EXTREMELY rudely. When I asked for a double base of pasta (I wasn’t going to get any sides and I would have paid extra!), she just slammed the plate on the desk and pretended not to hear me. That is simply unacceptable and I am not even sure why she would do it. Everyone else has always been nice. I’m afraid I won’t be coming back.

Mira

The soup I ordered online for pick-up was not available and I asked the woman working at the register if I could switch to a different soup since I pre-paid online already. She told me I had to ask the chefs working the counter because she didn’t know what was available. The chefs were kind and able to help me switch, luckily. Then, when I went back to the register to get the bread I ordered with my soup, a different cashier scolded me for going to the counter to ask to change the soup I ordered and told me that I should’ve gone to her first—to which I responded with what the other cashier told me, that she didn’t know what was available and that I needed to go to the counter to ask myself. Only the cashier wearing the Hijab working at the middle register was understanding of my situation and told me that this wasn’t my fault. Fresh&co, please ensure your apps are reflective of the actual in-store availability. Otherwise, what is the point of ordering ahead.