Bushwick

Food is great but they consistently deliver late. Window is 25 – 40 min and its always over an hour and usually closer to an hour and half. Will not be ordering from here again. They should increase the delivery estimate to more accurately describe the wait.

WORST SERVICE EVER.
Disclaimer: I used to like this place. The food was great. But after Bushwick completely skipped delivering one of my orders (while conveniently still charging me my $ 30), I formed a drastically different opinion. Explanation below.
Placed my order at 6:36. 25 – 40 estimated time to delivery.
Waited until 7:30, still hadn’t received my food so I called to check up. Was told it was on its way and would arrive within 10 minutes.
Waited until 7:50, STILL wasn’t there, so I tried back again. Was told by the woman working (Luiza?) that she would call the delivery man and figure out where he was and then call me back in 2 – 3 minutes. She never called back.
Waited until 8:00, hadn’t heard from them, so I called back again. Was put on hold for 10 minutes before I realized they weren’t going to do anything and I hung up.
Called back immediately. No answer. Called 5 – 10 more times, no answer, but no busy signal either. Just ringing. Was beginning to suspect they were ignoring my calls.
8:15pm. Tried calling from a different number. The woman answered on the first ring and immediately put me on hold when she realized it was me again and I still hadn’t gotten my food (she didn’t even take the time to ask why I had called, which was in fact to cancel my order and get a refund since it had already been 3x longer than I expected). I hung up and tried re-​calling another 10 – 15 times and did not get a busy signal but no one picked up.
Continued tried calling continuously until 8:45pm. Eventually used a third phone number to call from and got an answer on the first ring. Hmmmm. Asked the woman to please not hang up or put me on hold as I simply wanted a refund. She asked my name, I gave it to her, and then she hung up without any resolution being made.
Now I have tried calling from all three numbers at least 50 total times and haven’t received an answer. I have now wasted 3 hours of my life on Bushwick and have STILL NOT RECEIVED THE FOOD I PAID $ 30 FOR.
My credit card company will be receiving a «disputed transactions» call tomorrow.

I like a hearty lunch, and order from this place once a week. Good quality ingredients, well prepared. The menu options are interesting & exciting enough to stand out from the regular midtown fare.

Delicious and Nutritious ! I selected this lunchtime spot because of it’s namesake… thinking the menu would be craft branded items organic to Brooklyn. Ordered the Sesame Seared Ahi with kale, quinoa, avocado and light wasabi dressing. It was on par for the price however one less star for small portions. Bonus was the free homemade mango habanero beef jerky treat! Excited to try other items on the menu… k.thx.bye

I just found this place on Seamless and was so excited to see something new, I had to order. After ordering I read the reviews on Unilocal and Seamless, and I was a little skeptical but my food was good. I did a make your own hot rice bowl with brown rice, grilled chicken, poblano peppers, chili lime kale, and peanut-​sesame sauce.
The chicken had an actual blackened grilled flavor which was really good, though a little strong. The kale was good but wish there was more of it, poblanos spicier than expected but that was fine, and sauce was really tasty (might ask for an extra next time). Maybe too much rice because I have some left but ran out of ingredients to go with it.
They gave me a couple packaged samples of mango habanero beef jerky which I haven’t tried yet, but overall I would definitely try it again. Their menu selection is really refreshing for midtown options and I’d really like to see a website and photos so that it feels more trustworthy.

Ordered delivery via Seamless — slow, inaccurate, & mediocre food. Ordered a sandwich with an extra sauce on the side, but did not receive the extra sauce despite being charged $ 1.50. Estimated delivery time was 25 – 40 minutes, took over an hour. Of course food was cold, but the cheese sauce the sandwich came with was gloopy and poorly sealed. Will not be ordering from here again.

They’re okay. As a reviewer before me, Jane S. mentioned, they’re similar to a few other food places in midtown that go for healthier, locally sourced food.
I’ve ordered from here twice. First time the food was late and barely warm. I got the Ho Chi Minh’s Trail hot rice bowl. The food did not match the description and was a bit bland. I think maybe they ran out of the duck fried rice or something. It looked kind of small, but actually was quite filling. They also threw in a couple samples of their Mango Habanero Beef Jerky, which was tasty. The second order, which showed up when it was supposed to, was for the Meatballs a la Jimmy sandwich, which was very tasty. I ordered an extra side of herb marinara sauce for which they charged me $ 1.50 and was about 2 tbs worth, so that was kind of annoying. I really liked the bread it was on. They say baguette, but if it actually is, its the squarest, flattest baguette I’ve ever seen in my life.
I think the problem with this place is that they’re trying a little too hard to be precious and cool, if that makes any sense.
And for a take-​out only place, there’s not a lot of bang for your buck. I’d be interested to see where this goes. I think if they got slightly less groovy, they’d be better for it.

Despite its name, Bushwick — a delivery only restaurant — is located in midtown Manhattan and will deliver the food on time. The menu from Bushwick is similar to that of other similar eateries around the area like Authentic, ‘Leafage, Local Thyme, and Dig Inn. In addition to quinoa/​rice bowls and sandwiches, Bushwick has an extensive juice and smoothie menu with interesting names like Pink Mustache Ride, Kissing Cousins, and Shady Lane.
I got the Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater Smoothie ($ 8.75) and Curried Pumpkin and Coconut Soup ($ 6). I was a little disappointed that the smoothie wasn’t served in a mason jar as advertised on the menu. The gluten free, vegan smoothie was made with pumpkin, almond milk, banana, cinnamon, nutmeg, medjool date, agave, and sea salt. The smoothie was very filling, but I thought the flavors weren’t well balanced. The banana flavor was way too strong (tasted like I was eating a banana smoothie) and not so much pumpkin.
The Curried Pumpkin and Coconut Soup, also gluten free and vegan, was made with pumpkin, scallions, curry powder, coconut milk, pumpkin seeds, olive oil and sea salt. A pinch of sea salt would have enhanced the flavor because it was slightly bland. The soup was served with a piece of Balthazar bread. It was great for a cold day, but I think more pumpkin flavor or even chunks of pumpkin pieces would have been nice to highlight this vegetable.