Yura at Coleman’s

Extremely over priced food. I ordered the fresh roasted turkey, they gave me smoked turkey. Asked for oil and vinegar, there was none to be found. The sandwich was very small and light and cost $ 10.54. Unbelievable. I would never return.

Great neighborhood spot on East End. Five stars for the breakfast sandwiches. Fresh, quality ingredients and friendly services — highly recommended!

The only thing better than the food at this adorable little place is the staff. It’s as though everyone who works here always wakes up on the right side of the bed. Really nice people, really good food. Lots of interesting options. Every time I’ve been here I’ve tried something new and always really enjoyed it.
The samples are a nice bonus too.

I had known that Coleman’s had been closed for a while, so when my wife told me that they had reopened, I was interested. When she told me that it renamed «Yura at Coleman’s», I was GONE.
Yes, the Yura from Yura on Madison, has an outpost on East End Avenue, and the Colemans have left.
The legendary roast beef sandwich with frizzled onions is there. Less one, which is currently in my BELLY. There’s a coffee and espresso counter, some salads and prepared foods, pre-​made sandwiches, and deli meat. I feel like the drink case could use work, but that’s probably because I need like 500 drink options, when most people need like, five.
In the end, it looks like a nice deli, now I have somewhere to go for foodstuffs when I sojourn to Carl Schurz Park.