Cafe Abbondanza
Deli · Café
Cafe Abbondanza
Deli · Café
Cafe Abbondanza Menu
Full menu, organized by category.
Fresh Fruit Smoothies
Breakfast Platter Special
Eggs and Omelettes
Breakfast Specialties
Breakfast Bagels
Breakfast Egg Sandwich
Breakfast Egg Sandwich
Breakfast Wraps
Bagels
Wraps
Create Your Own Salad
Burgers
Deli Chef Specials
Sandwiches
Lunch Special
Espresso and Coffee Bar
Why Choose Cafe Abbondanza
Cafe Abbondanza is a plain, fast and affordable deli in one of the most expensive parts of Manhattan. It is not fancy, but it is open from early morning until midnight, and most breakfasts cost under $7.
Hungry Man Breakfast
$6.95Eggs, cheese, bacon, sausage and home fries. The best value on the breakfast menu for a big day of sightseeing.
Any Style of Eggs with Bacon Sandwich
from $3.50The New York bacon, egg and cheese on a bagel or roll. Visitor photos and reviews keep coming back to the breakfast sandwiches and bagels here.
Pancakes with Bacon Breakfast
$6.99One reviewer called the pancakes and eggs supreme. A sit-down style breakfast at a grab-and-go price.
The Chicken Club
$9.00Chicken cutlet, bacon, avocado and ranch on a toasted hero. Like all the Deli Chef Specials, it is $9.00.
Philly Cheese Steak Lunch Special
$8.95Comes with fries and a can of soda or bottle of water, so lunch is covered for under $10 before tax.
Aloha Berry Smoothie
$5.95Banana, pineapple, strawberries and apple juice. All seven fruit smoothies are the same price if you want something lighter.
About Cafe Abbondanza
Cafe Abbondanza sits at 146 West 46th Street, between Sixth and Seventh Avenues, in the middle of the Theater District and a short walk from Times Square. "Abbondanza" is Italian for abundance, and the menu lives up to the name with more than 150 items, from bagels and omelettes to hero sandwiches, burgers, wraps and smoothies.
It is part deli, part convenience store. You order at the grill and carry your food to a table. There is a standing bar downstairs and more seating upstairs, according to Atly reviewers. Expect a no-frills, bodega-style room rather than a café with table service. Some add-ons, such as lettuce, tomato or cheese, cost extra.
What sets it apart is the hours. The Times Square Alliance lists it as open from 6 AM on weekdays and 7 AM on weekends, staying open until midnight every day, with takeout and delivery. That makes it useful for an early breakfast before a tour or a late sandwich after a show. Want a slower sit-down meal instead? Our Uncle Cha Fusion Cafe and Café Bích Nga pages cover two very different options.
Busy Times at Cafe Abbondanza
No crowd data is published for Cafe Abbondanza. These estimates are based on its hours and its location in the Theater District, where foot traffic follows office hours and show times.
| When | How busy |
|---|---|
Weekday breakfast (7:00 to 9:30 AM) Office workers and hotel guests grabbing egg sandwiches and coffee. | Busy |
Weekday lunch (noon to 2:00 PM) The Midtown lunch rush. Expect a line at the grill. | Busiest |
Before evening shows (5:30 to 7:30 PM) Theatergoers looking for a quick, cheap bite before curtain. | Busy |
Late night (after 10:30 PM) A good time for a sandwich after a show, since it stays open until midnight. | Quieter |
- Everything is made to order at one grill, so a short line can still mean a few minutes of waiting. Call (212) 938-1333 ahead for larger orders.
- Weekends open an hour later, at 7 AM.
Cafe Abbondanza FAQs
What are Cafe Abbondanza's hours?
It opens at 6 AM Monday to Friday and 7 AM on Saturday and Sunday, and closes at midnight every day, according to the Times Square Alliance.
Is Cafe Abbondanza a good spot for breakfast near Times Square?
Yes, especially on a budget. Egg sandwiches start at $2.50 and full breakfast plates are around $5 to $7. Reviewers praise the bagels, breakfast sandwiches and pancakes.
Why are there two prices for the same egg sandwiches?
The menu lists the Breakfast Egg Sandwich section twice with different prices, likely for different bread or portion options. Ask at the counter which price applies to your order.
Does Cafe Abbondanza have seating?
Yes. There is a standing bar on the main floor and seating upstairs. Service is counter style, so you order at the grill and bring your food to your seat.
Does Cafe Abbondanza offer delivery?
Yes. It offers takeout and delivery as well as indoor seating. You can also call (212) 938-1333 to order ahead.
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