No Ho Juice Bar & Deli

I like their bagels however they charge me a different price for the same item, depending on the mood of the cashier and how expensive my shirt is. I’ve given him the benefit of the doubt but it’s been over 3 – 4 different prices. Very dishonest business.

Such a cute place for juices! They have the best wheatgrass from Perfect Foods for sure! Great green drinks and cool atmosphere. Delicious, good price and high quality!

I had the Katalina Juice with protein. Not only did it taste great but it was also energizing and it kept me full for hours. I recommend it.

Their freshly made-​to-​order juices are very reasonably priced, about $ 5.50−7.00. (That’s definitely better than some of the other pressed juice shops in this neighborhood that charge more for premade bottles.) The Buffalo Chicken wrap was yummy, although just a little salty. The Body Cleanse is perfect, just sweet enough. Great place for lunch or breakfast.

I come here a lot lol. So often that they actually ask me if I want «the usual.» this is my go-​to spot for getting a quick breakfast (breakfast menu closes at 1pm). The bacon, egg, and cheese is great! 3 bucks, and I get it on a bagel. Juices are a bit pricey for me ($ 6 for a large). I always get the strawberry orange banana. The workers there are really nice too. Great place to get food if you’re at NYU campus.

I love this place. I am literally obsesssed with the juices, it is soo good! I generally pick my own fruits and veggies and make my own combination. However, I did try the Mike magical muscle mix only because I love peanut butter-​and it was delicious. The Small one is about $ 5(depends what/​how manys fruits you put) and the large is $ 6 – 7. For manhattan, that is reasonable price. The food here is also really good, I have tried the Chicken Platter, falafal platter and the veggie panini and also the tuna melt and they were all really delicious. They tend to run out of paninis fast, so try to go early (or def come back other days) I haven’t had anything that was not good here, except the «all green juice» is not for me.

I miss this place SO much now that I’ve graduated from NYU and work in midtown… Their bagels were the best. Freshly toasted, perfectly crisp on the outside and warm and soft on the inside with fluffy cream cheese. And the juices are awesome too. The beet apple carrot one is great, but my personal favorite was watermelon+pineapple+strawberry.
All the guys there are super nice and service is always fast.
Love this place!!!

Great juice bar. I haven’t tried the food but I’ve heard its good as well. I always get the mango/​orange juice blend. Delicious every time. It’s also very reasonably priced. Not particularly outstanding customer service, but hey this is New York after all. I will keep coming back to this place as long as I’m at NYU.

Best of the best. Beet, apple, carrot, lemon, ginger.
The Curried Chicken Salad is the best in New York. You can challenge me on that.
Buffalo chicken wrap has bits of celery and carrots.
Sweetest guys on the planet.

I’ve been coming here for 7 years, since I was at NYU! The wraps are great, breakfast is on point and the juices are so fresh and delicious! Amazing service as well! My athletes and I come almost every day before practice!

The chicken platters are super tasty and the falafel wrap with hot sauce is perfectly spicy! Definitely a great lunch spot, everything is fresh, quick and the counter service is friendly.

I can’t believe I had to graduate NYU before discovering this awesome deli. The food is fresh, delicious and completely customizable. Everyone who works here is friendly and accommodating… it took about two trips into the place for the guys to recognize me and greet me like an old friend.
It’s a great, quick spot to run to for lunch in SoHo. So many places in this area are wildly overpriced. It’s really nice that I finally have a place to get lunch for the price of lunch!

My go to spot when I’m looking for something healthy, delicious, and cheap. (Good thing it’s right by both NYU Coles and NYSC).
I’ve attached a picture of their most recent menu, and you really can’t go wrong. I would recommend the juices. I usually create my own which allows you to choose 4 ingredients for 5.95 (large). They can either juice it or blend it (you should specify because they once blended my juice).
The food is good as well. I would recommend the platters: chicken, veggie, and falafel are all good. They come with lots of hummus (yum).
And, the workers are friendly! I once wanted only a banana and they couldn’t swipe my card for a dollar, so the guy gave it to me and said to pay him back next time. Great service.

Very dirty and quality went down a lot recently
Avoid, as there are many more better places in the area.
The service also leaves much to be desired

This place is just around the corner from the Angelika Theater so a good spot to get a snack before or after going to a movie. The smoothies are really good. They make your drink to order with fresh ingredients. I had orange, pineapple and ginger and it was wonderful. Also had a panini that had a lot of turkey and cheese. It was good, they also have Egyptian dishes which are also very good. It is a small and casual place but a few tables available.

Came here after class with a friend, very popular with NYU students so decided to check it out. After hearing a lot about how good the Hugh Crosby wrap was, I had to try it out for myself. Upon walking in, I saw how nice and cozy it was. Some tables– probably 4 or 5 tables for 2.
The menu is horribly written though, I definitely think they need to work on that. It’s all crammed on a chalkboard that you can barely read or even have time to read because you are probably really hungry. If I didn’t know I was ordering the Hugh Crosby, I would have probably spent a long time reading that menu and trying to make a head and tail.
Also, did not know that having the sandwich in a wrap would cost extra ($ 1), this kinda annoyed me and of course I couldn’t see or find it it on that cramped menu.
Ordering was interesting, I ordered to a «voice» rather than a person. I just heard next and spoke to the voice that I guess was behind the counter, felt like I was in a drive-​in. It would have been nice to see a person.
Waiting time was about average.
The Hugh Crosby wrap was nice but not over the top for me, especially not for over $ 8. Average sized with some good slices of breaded chicken cutlet. It was nice that it was in a spinach wrap that was pressed to make it nice, fresh, and hot. My friend ordered a Tuna Melt which looked thin & skimpy.
I will not be coming back here for a sandwich but maybe to try their highly coveted juices on day.

Some of the best cream cheese I’ve ever had. It’s incredibly savory and creamy, while the veggies in it are fresh and crisp — very obviously not premade.
Bagel is very flavorful too albeit a little on the small side. Very cheap though, just $ 2.50 with specialty cream cheese. $ 4 Arab food (falafel, hummus, baba sandwiches) and $ 6 deli sandwiches/​wraps is almost unbeatable at this level of quality.
Wait and crowding are an issue here, don’t stop in if you’re in a rush.

I say this with complete sincerity: one of the nicest highlights of my NYU career and one of the perks of working across the street at Coles was Noho. The workers are extremely friendly and were always a joy to talk to. They made an effort to get to know their regulars and what they usually ordered. It got to the point where I could say «I’ll have the regular please» and they would know what I meant. Mohammed always looked out for me and even went as far as saving turkey burgers and buffalo chicken wraps for me because he knew I liked them and I worked late on occasion. Their chicken pesto panini was one of my favorites as well.
Again I can’t speak more highly of a food establishment. The prices are beyond reasonable, especially when taking into account the downtown New York location and other delis in the area. I wish I still worked near them so that I can go as frequently as I did in college.

I don’t know who Hugh Cosby is or what he did to get a sandwich named after him but bravo! And bravo to the fellas over at Noho Juice Bar who created this delicious lunchtime option.
I first discovered Noho after my Hubs started working in the neighborhood. He’s a regular and suggested I give them a try.
Breakdown of the Hugh Cosby:
Chicken cutlet (breaded or grilled) — I suggest the breaded.
Turkey bacon.
Avocado slices — and not just a slice or two, they basically give you half an avocado in this sandwich.
Lettuce & tomato.
Sweet honey mustard — of all things the mustard is really really good, I usually ask for extra.
All of that comes on a roll, or if you request — a tortilla.
I haven’t tried any of the other items on the menu but Hubs continues to visit and I’ve been told the Buffalo Chicken Wrap is really good, as is the Chicken Platter and the coffee.
The only con I have is that pricing is a little inconsistent. The board lists the sandwich as $ 6.50 but I’ve paid $ 6.50, $ 7 and $ 7.50. The first time I ordered it on a wrap they said it was an «upcharge» from the roll. That was fine b/​c the sandwich was so good, 50 cents doesn’t bother me. As long as they keep it in the same pricing neighborhood I’ll remain a customer.

Quite affordable (compared with avg. juice prices) good quality smooth juice.
They’re highly attentive to customers at the counter. I normally get juice in my own jar but wcs they’ll put it in a paper cup/​no lid if I ask.
Their Mideast deli food is also good.
I wish their fridge items had price tags on but I guess you can just ask, it’s a small place.
Large Citibike station right across the street is convenient.