Scrumptious

I stopped in and tried the «711 Panini» which is a turkey, bacon and cranberry mayo panini (aka warmed pressed sandwich).
I found the wait to be a bit long for what did not look like a lot of customers but the staff was friendly and the food was enjoyable.
I chose the bean salad over the bag of chips to accompany my panini. The sandwich was of average size and left this ~235 lbs. frame feeling full. The bean salad was very flavorful with a bit of a kick.
The cranberry mayo makes the sandwich and I’d probably buy this again if I was in this area on a regular basis.

So you’re out on the town, driving along route 7 between Schenectady and Latham, maybe a Tuesday afternoon, a first date. Your date, you lucky person, is beautiful, and, of course, so are you. Here’s your surprise for that lucky guy or gal: «I’d love like heck to take you to lunch at the 711 Medical Arts Building if I could.» Here’s what will happen, based on our experience … A turkey sandwich thick with turkey on near-​artisan-​looking whole wheat bread, and the onions, lettuce, tomato and mayo included, all for — ready? — $ 5.99. A nice little paper cup of black beans, corn and red pepper was included. Sandwich and a 20 oz. Dr. Pepper for $ 7.97, tax included. A fresh fruit salad cup, good size about $ 2. 00. Right there at the Medical Arts Bldg. I was able to feast my eyes on the salad, the great sandwich and the great price, having just had successful cataract surgery and enjoyed celebrating my successful follow-​up appointment with fruit, turkey and my longtime doctor … Pepper. Nice people at both places, culinary and opthalmological.

Coffee and nosh place inside of the Capital Health building complex, accessible inside 711 (which is the number of the building, not the convenience chain) via Entrance B on the main concourse (facing Maxon, but accessible from 7 as well), next to the mini-Walgreen’s. You won’t see a sign from outside, just the big medical building. Normally I wouldn’t bother reviewing a snack bar for a medical complex but this one is a cut above average — decent coffee (better than most diners for sure, better than Dunky’s) and sandwich/​baked goods fare, but with really friendly and attentive staff, which is fairly remarkable inside the dark confines of a medical office building. I’m not sure it’s quite worth a side trip given the parking situation in this busy complex, but if you have an errand in the building you can do worse than to get your joe and danish here.

I work in the medical complex where Scrumptious is located. While most of the food is good, the service is abominable and the prices are exorbitant. The 4 women who run the place simply don’t care that they practice extremely poor customer service. If you have a complaint about the food, they get defensive and down right rude to the extent of throwing a customer out and telling them to never come back! I try to never eat there because of the «we have the market cornered so we do whatever we want» attitude. For this quartet the customer is never right. It’s their way or the highway.