Snack Town

Considering its location, Snack Town gets the job done. I recommend going for breakfast and skipping lunch. I’ve never had any complaints about any of my breakfast entrees, and their regular waitress is really sweet. Tip her extra.
Oh and its def. ok to wear your sweatpants.

The best way to describe Snack Town is to think of one of those carts outside your midtown office building where you get your egg and cheese on a bagel and some shitty coffee in a blue paper cup, and imagine this extended to a small, dingy fast-​food-​cum-​50s-​diner place where almost everything is made of dull grey-​blue plastic.
The food is pretty much terrible, but still edible — the eggs are dry, the toast flaccid, the home fries mealy and flavorless, the coffee somehow both weak AND bitter — but if you’re looking to take four people out for breakfast for the same price (an omelette with home fries and toast costs $ 4 total) you’d pay for one person at your usual brunch haunts, it’ll do.
No credit cards, but there’s an ATM in the bodega across the street.

snack town is just that… a snack town. its mayor is named peter… or at least that is what i gather from the wood carving of the name peter which hangs at the back of this place.
This diner does the job. pretty cheap. the toast is for some reason is usually stale. weird. the condiments are refilled and the bottles themselves have seen better days. but that has nothing to do with the food.
its cheap and does the job. i wouldnt come out here for «brunch» or anything… but if you are hungry –broke ish and live in the hood come on down, they are saving a table for ya.