Tony glanced up from where he had his phone out, letting JARVIS know to put in an order at the regular place -- and to lay low for a bit. Give Steve a little chance to get himself together before he started springing AIs on him. Not something he would have usually done, even for someone who had the context to even start recognizing what JARVIS was, but the lost look in Steve's eyes was...it bothered him. Enough to not want to make it worse.

"I've got an in with the landlord," he said, not really bothering to hide the amusement in his voice. "Come on." And he turned to head towards the elevator, assuming Steve would follow.

He was quiet as the elevator opened and they both slipped inside, but once they started the long trail upwards, it was hard to ignore the amount of tension in the tiny box. "So there's a lot we probably have to talk about," Tony said finally, leaning back against one of the walls to look at Steve. "But I figure it probably won't hurt to feed you first."