Milano Market has opened in the space that formerly housed Mama Joy's. PHOTO: PAMELA Q. VU

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In addition to a wide array of creative and tasty sandwich combinations plus the old stand-bys, the deli counter is well-stocked with meats, cheeses, homemade soups and salads. There are some unusual fresh-baked breads delivered daily from nine Manhattan bakeries, a pastry counter stocked with whole cakes, pastries and cookies, a gourmet cheese counter and a fresh fruit stand, as well as grocery items that fall under both the "gourmet" and "every-day" categories. Prices are competitive for such quality - not as low as one might like (or alumni might remember), but then again, they aren't that low anywhere else, either. All in all, Milano Market shapes up as a welcome addition to Morningside Heights.