CAFE LAFAYETTE — Restaurant in New York

three times this happened. the cooks besides taking their sweet time to complete my order while promptly helping others took mine directly to the cashier. they casually give other customers theirs to take themselves to pay. i didn't realize until i asked for my order after seeing countless customers receiving theirs and was told rudely that it was at the cashier. i didn't even notice when that happened because i was expecting to receive and take it myself like everyone else. the last time this was done was in March of this year and that's when i told them they can eat the order themselves. it was insulting and hamulating. i guess its because I'm black i probably was going to ran out with a cheese sandwich while wearing dress shoes & a shirt with a tie. the cooks are both Hispanics and the cashier is Asian. its obviously a business policy because the Asian cashier had nothing to say. talk about the irony. if you are black and patronize this establishment pay attention because I'm sure I'm not the only one this happened to. b.t.w I'm a very polite and...

Came here for my lunch as usual for over two years. I always get their grilled chicken & avocado with chipotle mayo on a roll. As I waited for the order to come through, more and more customers ordered their lunches. As I waited a while, one of the workers shouted "grilled chicken" out loud, and of course, there are plenty of others who ordered grilled chicken on a roll. They proceeded to say that and eventually said very LOUDLY "chinatown" at me!!!!! As I picked up my order, I knew exactly who said it and told the deli owner who usually is behind the cash register what happened. His english is limited but can understood me after I spoke more clearly and slowly of the situation. He still couldn't understand me at all and apologized. For an owner who is also Asian and doesn't train their staff about racist remarks just really hurts their...

Although the place is well maintaned, the food is overpriced. I paid $6.50 for bacon and egg on a toast, and coffee. $4.75 for the sandwich and $1.75 for a small coffee. I wouldn't mind the high price, however the coffee is a commercial coffee, you will get a better tasting coffee from the street vendors for $1.00, the sandwich consisted of two slices of bacon and a half egg. I guess they just concern about making money, then serving a regular portion. I Will rather walk a couple of blocks to "Civic Deli" on worth st, between Lafayette & Broadway to get my...