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.
Prices stay under $20 and include two free bagels. Food packaging lacks tamper-proof security despite low cost.
"The Korean food's bulgogi and kimchi flavors felt familiar and delicious."
"I thought the bagels here were the best in the city."
"The owner, Ben, is so friendly and gave me free arancini."
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.
Bagel shop offers rich pumpernickel flavor with quality pastrami and well-made bacon, egg, and cheese. Prices are cheap for a big city, making it a great value. Expect a chaotic atmosphere with limited seating but refreshing air conditioning.
Rich pumpernickel flavor stands out with a solid portion of high quality pastrami. The pumpernickel bagel avoids any licorice taste, and the bacon, egg, and cheese on pumpernickel bread comes out just right.
Bagels come at a cheap price and taste good. Prices stand out as low, especially for a big city.
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.
Rustic beams and wooden counters create a cozy vibe with friendly service. Pumpernickel everything bagels with cream cheese and lox are standout favorites. Prices stay cheap and fair, making quality food easy on the wallet.
Pumpernickel bagels come with cream cheese and sometimes lox. The pumpernickel everything bagel with cream cheese and lox stands out as outstanding.
Food and drinks come at cheap prices here. Both offer good value without stretching the budget.
Good to know
To enjoy your preferred bagel flavor, arrive before the rush hour.
The prices are very reasonable for NYC.
Students can get a special that includes a free bag of chips and a sausage egg n cheese or bacon egg n cheese.
Small bagel shop offers pumpernickel bread with fresh, unique toppings like lox and scallion cream cheese. Prices are cheap and delicious for bagels, though extras can add up. Inside is loud and busy, with plenty of seating including a small outdoor garden.
Pumpernickel bread comes with a variety of toppings like lox and scallion cream cheese, veggie tofu cream cheese with fresh veggies, and pimento olive spread. The ingredients are fresh and the combinations offer unique, flavorful options.
Bagels stand out for being cheap and delicious. Other items have reasonable prices but are not always cheap, especially with extras like lox.
Good to know
Expect to wait 45 mins to an hour for your food.
You have to place your order first and stand in the checkout line with your order form.
A smoked salmon bagel with cream cheese costs $17+.
Narrow shop buzzes with a chaotic atmosphere and limited seating. Bagels include pumpernickel option paired with walnut raisin cream cheese. Prices stay very cheap, perfect for quick, tasty bites like lox and cream cheese.
Pumpernickel comes as a bagel option alongside whole wheat and everything varieties. It pairs well with spreads like walnut raisin cream cheese.
Prices stay very cheap, making it easy to grab a quick bite. The risk feels low for the chance to get lox and cream cheese bagels that stand out.
Good to know
Expect long wait times, especially during peak hours.
The ordering process is confusing, requiring customers to order at two different counters.
There is no bathroom available for customers at this bagel shop.
Tiny shop with four stools at a window bar creates a cozy, local vibe. Atmosphere feels unpretentious and busy, attracting a mix of regulars without influencer crowds. Known for cash-only transactions and a wide selection of fresh bagels with unique cream cheese flavors.
Good to know
They only accept cash.
A large iced coffee costs $3.50 and a dry bagel costs $1.65.
You wait in line for never more than 5 minutes.
Bagel shop buzzes with a busy atmosphere and limited seating. Pumpernickel bagels boast a strong rye flavor that shines in the everything variety. Prices vary, but sharing options make it a cheap way to enjoy diverse flavors.
Pumpernickel bagels here have a strong rye flavor that stands out compared to other brown bagels. The pumpernickel taste comes through clearly, especially in the everything bagel variety.
Prices vary, with some combinations not exactly cheap but others very affordable. Sharing one portion between two people offers a cheap way to satisfy hunger with different options.
Good to know
Seating is limited, so plan accordingly.
They will charge a fee for credit card payments.
Liberty Bagels is open from 7 AM to 6 PM daily.
Small, cozy bagel shop with a lively, fast-paced atmosphere and affordable prices. The space includes a few eat-in tables and offers fresh, well-packed bagels that stand out from popular chains. The environment feels casual and welcoming, with a strong NYC bagel vibe.
Good to know
Breakfast spot is open early if you get in before 7am.
The price of the bagel is $12, which is much cheaper than some nearby places.
The cleanliness of the shop is impressive and well-maintained.
Bagel shop offers thick, chewy bagels with crispy pumpernickel and rich jalapeño flavors. Prices stay super affordable without skimping on size. Spacious, clean interior with window seating creates a quiet atmosphere perfect for relaxing.
Non-gluten-free pumpernickel bagels have a crispness and chewiness that stands out. Jalapeño bagels paired with lox cream cheese highlight the pumpernickel's rich flavor.
Prices stay super affordable with bagels offered in large quantities. Everything feels cheap without cutting corners on size.
Good to know
The gluten-free bagels are not celiac friendly due to cross-contamination risks.
You can enter, order, and leave in about 5 minutes.
You can avoid a 40-minute queue by visiting during off-peak hours.
Long, narrow bakery with limited seating creates a crowded, hectic atmosphere where customers often stand close together. Music adds to the busy energy, and the place moves efficiently despite the tight space.
Pumpernickel everything bagels come in various forms like egg and bialy or with Swiss cheese in sandwiches. The Reuben sandwich uses toasted pumpernickel, and the bagels offer a notable taste and size.
Bagels come at a pretty cheap price. Adding lots of fillings makes them less cheap but still quick and good.
Good to know
Expect to wait a while for a bagel in the afternoon due to staffing issues.
The ordering system is confusing; you order at the back without seeing the menu.
It should take no more than 15-20 minutes to get a bagel sandwich during busy times.