Neighborhood bagel shop with an old school New York vibe and colorful, humorous decor. Atmosphere feels like visiting a friend's home, filled with positive energy and kindness from the owner and staff. Offers free homemade snacks and creates a lively, welcoming environment.
Korean fusion shines in the SMB breakfast sandwich with Bulgogi and Egg on an everything bagel. Bagels, spreads, and sandwiches deliver unique, unbeatable flavors.
"The Korean food's bulgogi and kimchi flavors felt familiar and delicious."
"I thought the bagels here were the best in the city."
"This breakfast sandwich is one of the best I've ever had."
Good to know
They only accept cash, Venmo, or Zelle; no credit cards.
The place gets really busy, so expect long lines during peak hours.
Come for the bagels, stay for the show.
Small breakfast cart offers a friendly atmosphere with a vibe that supports true downtime. The energy is casual and inviting, attracting those seeking a quick, affordable, and delicious breakfast. Known for halal options and high-quality, fresh ingredients, it stands out among street food spots.
Breakfast sandwiches come on an everything bagel with hot sauce for a spicy kick. Options like the deluxe and UFO sandwiches stand out for their flavor and affordability.
Good to know
The breakfast sandwich cart is Halal.
The food truck is located right outside the Virgin Hotel.
The sandwich and iced coffee cost $9.
Hamburger restaurant with butcher shop decor and an open layout featuring large windows for people watching. Atmosphere ranges from quiet and cozy during dinner to loud and busy near Times Square. Outdoor terrace seating with heaters adds a comfortable option for cooler weather.
Good to know
Booking a reservation is recommended to avoid a wait.
Five Napkin has 2 Happy Hours most days: M-F from 3-6 and S-Th 9-close.
Going during Happy Hour makes the food much cheaper.
Tiny sandwich shop with an old-school vibe and intimate atmosphere feels like a classic New York deli. The space is cash-only and run by a passionate owner focused on fresh, quality ingredients. It draws a steady crowd seeking some of the city's best sandwiches in a no-frills setting.
Breakfast sandwiches are available even after breakfast hours thanks to the friendly, accommodating owner. The sandwich suits breakfast cravings well.
Good to know
The restaurant is open Monday to Friday from 7am to 7pm.
The restaurant is cash only; they also accept Venmo.
Prices are steep for midtown Manhattan.
Bagel shop with chaotic atmosphere marked by constant order calls and a crowded interior. Offers limited indoor seating with some outdoor options and multiple air conditioners to ease the heat. Known for wide cream cheese variety, including vegan options, and highly praised bagels.
Breakfast sandwiches here stand out for their delicious bagels and reasonable prices. The sandwiches are good but could use a better structure for easier eating.
Good to know
Expect waiting times of around 20 minutes during peak hours.
Ordering for take-out is suggested to bypass the line.
There’s a long line at 10am on a Saturday.
Old-school donut shop with 1950s decor and pink and teal uniforms creates a nostalgic atmosphere. Space feels small and packed, with counter seating and a coffee bar in the back. Display case offers a colorful array of pastries that stand out visually.
Breakfast sandwiches come with a variety of breads like bagels and pair well with espresso and donuts. The sandwiches have a classic, old school style and often draw a wait due to their popularity.
Good to know
The establishment only accepts cash, so bring cash with you.
The price is $1.50 per donut, with three huge donuts costing $5.25.
They sell out of items, so visiting earlier in the day is recommended.
Bagel shop with limited seating and a bodega-style deli vibe creates a casual, local atmosphere. The space fills with a diverse crowd and regulars, generating a friendly, lively energy. Feel-good music plays softly, enhancing the welcoming, unpretentious setting.
Breakfast sandwiches come with booming flavor and appear on unique bagels like jalapeno. Options include various bagels paired with rich fillings that stand out.
Good to know
There is no bathroom on site.
The restaurant closes around 4 PM.
Expect a long queue but it passes very quickly.
Cozy coffee shop with stylish modern decor and a sunflower meadow ceiling creates a welcoming atmosphere. Freshly baked pastries and oldies music add to the relaxed vibe. Seating includes benches and high top chairs, making it a comfortable spot to enjoy drinks and desserts.
Breakfast sandwiches come with a solid flavor and pair well with fresh pastries. Juices complement the morning meal nicely.
Good to know
You can get drip coffee and a sandwich for just under $10.
A slice of cake and coffee are available for 2010 prices.
The coffee place is located right above the subway.
Small bagel shop with limited indoor seating and a few outdoor tables on a busy sidewalk creates a crowded, hectic atmosphere. Loud, energetic staff and constant foot traffic contribute to a classic New York vibe. The space feels tight and chaotic, reflecting its popularity.
Breakfast sandwiches feature bagels with flavored cream cheeses like chives and herb, paired with fillings such as bacon, avocado, and sausage. The French toast sandwich blends sweet and savory with syrup and sausage inside.
Good to know
Get there early because they sell out of some bagel varieties.
Be prepared to queue as lines are often out the door.
There is very limited seating; it's primarily take-out.