new york minute

a small tucked away coffe stop in sandton city, which served agreatcold beverage and awesome pretty good cheesecake.
definitely a must try pit stop if you are in the mall!!

good coffee. it's agreatstop if ur trying to buy food on the go. their prepacked foods are of a good variety and are fresh. they also have the option of toasting it or grilling the food for you that you buy out the fridge .

fresh food, alwaysgreatquality and variety of vegetarian options. super convenient when you are simply passing by or want to sit for a quick bite. coffee also quality.

this place is an awesome spot to grab a quick bite to eat when doing some shopping. if you're in sandton and you wanna get some reallygreattasting food and avoid the chaotic lines and over crowded tables of the food court then you must check it out.

their sandwiches are phenomenal and taste amazing. the bread is soft and spongy and you can taste the freshness in every bite. i had a blt and i was very impressed with how good it was.

i will definitely be returning whenever i'm in sandton and need to grab a meal on-the-go.

i always come to this spot to grab quick bite and avoid the chaos of the food court.

this awesome grab 'n go spot offers agreatvariety of freshly prepared sandwiches and other baked treats. there are also tables where you can sit and enjoy your food.

i love new york minute, and will continue to support them as i find they offer something different and it also saves a lot of time while you're busy shopping!

this little shop is such agreatconcept, and the coffee is amongst the best in sandton. the staff are hard working and try their best to make everyone happy. however, therein lies the problem. 
the staff of this shop are completely let down by management/ownership. there are quite simply no morning procedures/structures in place.
every morning i witness people leaving this shop in frustration because amongst many issues, there is no float, there is no change, they have to wait 20mins to have a sandwich toasted, the coffee order gets mixed up. the list goes on. 
now this plays on me as i used to own a restaurant and these sort of failings tend to compound and the staff is usually to blame. i fear that there might already be issues as the stock on shelf and fridges is looking increasingly thin.
quite simply, the staff are frantically trying to get everything unpacked, merchandised, blended, poured, counted and still serve coffees to all the people arriving for work. you clearly don't trust your staff as you are more focused on counting coffee cups, than ensuring that there is enough change in the till. and, no, it is completely counterproductive for your store manager to have to go to the bank everyday to buy change. what if there is no change? give them more money, enough to last for a week.
i feel sorry for the pressures that you put your staff under, and it is yet another example of a business being poorly driven by remote control.

a really nice looking coffee spot withgreatsandwiches, wraps and salads. they offer a wide range of imported candies and drinks (including starbucks iced coffee). the service is generally very good. the only downside is the coffee which i think maybe due to the barista's preparation of the coffee.