Small window shop with a takeout counter and sidewalk bench seating creates a casual, street-side vibe. Atmosphere feels bustling and welcoming, echoing classic New York bagel culture. Stylish branding and friendly staff add to a tight-knit community energy.
Everything bagels come with cream cheese and options like garlic, herbs, and lox. Limited edition flavors include a matcha cream cheese bagel. Cinnamon raisin bagels pair well with cream cheese and peanut butter.
Gluten-free bagels come in every flavor here, including an everything bagel that tastes just like the regular one. The only gluten-free cream cheese option is the vegan version.
"I found the bagels here to be fantastic and chewy."
"I thought the cream cheese bagel was huge and delicious."
"I found the gluten-free bagel to be amazing."
Good to know
There is a long line, so ordering ahead is recommended.
You will have to wait 1 hour for your bagels.
There is no possibility to sit somewhere.
Bagel shop serves varied cream cheese flavors like blueberry and olive on fresh bagels with toppings such as nova lox and avocado. Gluten-free options include plain and everything bagels with dairy-free cream cheese choices, praised for great flavor. Cozy space offers fast, attentive service and welcomes dogs.
Bagels come with varied cream cheese flavors like blueberry, olive, and spinach. Options include toppings like nova lox, red onion, tomato, and avocado on different bagel types such as garlic and Parmesan.
Gluten-free bagels come in plain and everything flavors with a wide variety of cream cheeses, including dairy-free options. The gluten-free offerings are noted for great flavor and appeal to those with celiac disease.
Good to know
There is a free bagel tasting available.
The restaurant opens at 5:00 am on Sundays.
You can order through the link on Google Maps to skip the line.
Small space with cozy indoor and outdoor seating creates a relaxed and inviting atmosphere. Dog-friendly features include treats and a polaroid collage of visiting dogs. Art on the walls and quality coffee equipment add to the charm and encourage lingering.
Oat and multi grain bagels come with a good amount of cream cheese and are perfectly sized. The bagels with cream cheese taste very good and delicious.
Gluten-free options include bread with good texture, stroop waffles, and a lemon cake. Gluten-free bread is available for sandwiches, though not always advertised.
Good to know
Seating is limited, especially during lunch hours; arrive early to secure a spot.
There is no customer bathroom available at the cafe.
Expect a long queue during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Bagel shop offers warm, inviting atmosphere with friendly owner interaction. Bagels stand out for their soft interior and crunchy exterior, paired with fresh, flavorful fillings. The space feels comfortable and welcoming, making it a solid spot for a satisfying meal.
Cream cheese pairs with bagels in several tasty ways, including lox, strawberry, and blueberry flavors. The French toast bagel also comes with cream cheese, adding a sweet twist.
Gluten-free options include delicious bagels and sandwiches. The gluten-free bagels stand out for their great taste and variety, suitable for those with celiac disease.
Good to know
Expect a busy morning rush, especially on weekends.
Limited seating available; consider takeout during peak hours.
Parking may be challenging; arrive early to find a spot.
Small, quaint bakery with outdoor seating and a relaxed atmosphere. Offers a wide variety of bagels and other baked goods with authentic flavors. Seating is limited but comfortable, creating a cozy vibe.
Toasted bagels come with flavored cream cheese options like scallion, blueberry, and strawberry. Some versions include crispy bacon and garlic for extra taste.
Gluten free options include Udi’s bagels served with bacon, egg, and cheese. These gluten free bagels taste good and are readily available.
Good to know
The establishment does not allow clients in one hour before closing time.
Do not order online as the orders are often not ready even if you order with plenty of time in advance.
There is no bathroom facility at the cafe.
Bagel shop buzzes with chaotic atmosphere and limited seating. Offers wide cream cheese variety including vegan and smoked salmon flavors. Gluten-free options shine with an everything bagel that tastes great and feels fresh.
Bagels come with cream cheese in several tasty varieties like smoked salmon, scallion, and mango. Options include a gluten free jalapeño cream cheese bagel and classic plain with cream cheese.
Gluten-free bagels here have a delicious taste and come in many variety options including vegan choices. The everything bagel stands out for its incredible flavor and quality.
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.
Bright interior showcases a wide variety of gluten-free options and vegan cream cheese. The atmosphere suits quick stops for bagels and pastries near a large park. Midday energy is calm, focusing on quality baked goods rather than speed or crowds.
Toasted everything bagels come with cream cheese and lox. This combo creates a classic, emotional experience.
Wide variety of gluten-free options includes bagels and breads. Bagels stand out as best in New York for gluten-free choices.
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The bakery offers a wide variety of gluten-free options.
Bagels cost around $7 each.
The bakery is conveniently located near Central Park.
Wood-heavy interior offers a warm vibe with plenty of seating and natural light. Bagels shine with vegan cream cheese options, especially plain and cinnamon walnut raisin. Gluten-free bagels taste great but can be small and pricey. Outdoor space is dog-friendly and relaxed.
Bagels come with vegan cream cheese options that stand out for their quality. Some bagels like the plain cream cheese and cinnamon walnut raisin pair well, though others like the sesame with dill and cucumber lack flavor.
Gluten-free options include bagels and wraps with some vegan and dairy-free choices. The gluten-free bagels stand out for their taste, though some are small and priced higher than usual.
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NYCB&CH opens at 6:00 am, which works well for early risers.
The shop offers a plethora of options for bagels and coffee.
They offer dairy-free and gluten-free options that are delicious.
Bagel shop offers limited indoor seating mostly at the back, with a layout separating order and pickup areas. Atmosphere is busy and chaotic, often crowded with a loud, fast-paced vibe. Creative touches include a gelato-style cream cheese display featuring unique flavors and rows of bagels showcased at the entrance.
Bagels come thick with an ample spread of cream cheese. Options include lox cream cheese and flavored varieties like blueberry and birthday cake cream cheese.
Gluten-free options include bagels like the Bono and Diablo, which get careful preparation flagged by staff. The gluten-free bagels come with choices like tofu cream cheese and are considered top tier by those who try them.
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 shop buzzes with energizing K-pop music and a casual vibe. Bagels shine with cream cheese options like plain and everything varieties. Gluten-free bagels impress as fabulous and varied, perfect for quick, tasty stops.
Everything and plain bagels come with cream cheese. Plain toasted bagels with cream cheese cost around $5. Egg sandwiches often include toasted bagels with cream cheese.
Gluten-free bagels here are fabulous and come in many options. They resemble bagel thins from the grocery store but stand out as some of the best gluten-free choices available.
Good to know
There is limited seating, so don’t plan on eating in.
Paying cash avoids the extra credit card charge.
The price for a huge egg, bacon, salad, and cheese bagel is $11.50.
Narrow, small shop with no indoor seating and often crowded atmosphere. The vibe is old school, evoking a sense of history and tradition with a calm, unhurried pace despite the crowd. Outdoor benches offer brief respite while enjoying classic bagel and lox combinations.
Everything bagels with cream cheese come with lox and caviar, offering a rich flavor. Variations include smoked salmon and Scottish lox with scallion cream cheese, all noted for their delicious taste.
Gluten-free options include a fluffy everything bagel with a great crunch and vegan cream cheese. The whitefish chowder is made gluten-free by skipping the matzo.
Good to know
You must take a number when you first enter to be served.
There is no dine-in option; it's takeout only.
Expect long wait times, often over an hour, especially after 10am.
Narrow shop with cramped layout and limited seating fills quickly with a constant flow of customers, creating a loud, chaotic atmosphere. Small tables inside and outside offer spots to eat amid the busy vibe. The place feels warm and inviting despite the hustle.
Scooped out, not overstuffed lox and scallion cream cheese bagels stand out here. Cinnamon raisin and French Toast bagels come with slightly sweet cream cheese that complements their flavors well.
Gluten-free bagels here are homemade and chewy with a delicious taste that rivals well-known spots. Options like strawberry cream cheese complement the bagels well.
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.
Open kitchen fills the small space with freshly baked bagel aroma and constant activity. Atmosphere feels lively and chaotic, with a buzzing crowd and limited, crowded seating. Staff and customers contribute to a friendly, energetic vibe in a pup-friendly environment.
Everything and sesame bagels come with cream cheese and options like lox or gravlax. The amount of cream cheese varies, and dill cream cheese pairs well with smoked salmon.
Gluten-free bagels here are perfectly chewy and fluffy with a variety of flavors. Cream cheese options include tofu-based vegan spreads, and the gluten-free bagel pairs well with toppings like smoked salmon and avocado.
Good to know
Expect long wait times of 30-60 minutes, especially on weekends.
You must order quickly as there's no time to change your mind.
No dine-in available on weekends; it's takeout only.
Small bagel shop with crowded layout and fast-moving lines creates a lively, controlled chaos atmosphere. Eclectic decor and a hip vibe blend with a clean, professional environment. Standing tables and limited seating encourage quick visits amid a busy, welcoming crowd.
Bagels come with cream cheese paired with options like pastrami lox or Nova salmon. Variations include avocado and vegan sausage, egg, and cheese for savory choices.
Gluten-free bagels come in multiple flavors like plain sesame and everything. They are slightly smaller than regular bagels but bigger than most gluten-free options and have a decent taste despite a higher price.
Good to know
The wait time for a bagel is typically 30-45 minutes on sunny Sundays.
There is no seating available at the bagel shop.
It is better to order to-go at this bagel shop.
Bright, clean space blends bakery charm with bagel shop vibe and features cozy seating and black-and-white photos. Atmosphere ranges from quiet early mornings with jazz to crowded, lively weekends. Popular spot offers a polished setting uncommon for typical bagel shops.
Bagels come in plain, whole wheat, and cinnamon varieties, all served with cream cheese. The nova and cream cheese combination stands out, and prices hover around $6.25.
Gluten-free bagels here taste clearly homemade, not like typical store brands. The gluten-free everything bagel stands out as a solid choice, though some find the plain gluten-free bagel just so-so.
Good to know
The prices for a bagel with lox are $15+.
The prices for a bagel with flavored cream cheese are $6+.
Kossars gets a little busy on weekend mornings.
Spacious bagel shop with a high ceiling and an open feel offers plenty of comfortable seating. The atmosphere stays calm and brisk, allowing conversations without overwhelming noise. The vibe blends corporate style with a cozy breakfast setting.
Sesame and Everything bagels with cream cheese come with options like lox, lettuce and tomato, or eggs and smoked salmon. Prices can reach over $15 for a bagel with cream cheese and lox.
Gluten-free bagels come in a smaller size with a nice texture and varied toppings like vegan salmon and turkey bacon. These bagels taste delicious and offer solid options for gluten-free diets.
Good to know
There is construction outside, making it hard to find the entrance as the door is small.
You should place your order on the left along the drinks/refrigerator.
Zucker's has made renovations post COVID and now has a wheelchair accessible entrance and dining.
Small bagel shop offers huge selection of cream cheese spreads and gluten-free options. Inside is loud and busy, with orders shouted and music playing even when few people are present. Plenty of seating is available both inside and in a small outdoor garden.
Everything Bagels come with cream cheese and often include scallion or bacon scallion cream cheese options. Bagels with cream cheese pair well with salmon or egg and cheese for variety.
Gluten-free options include bagels that are decent but not outstanding. Staff sometimes confuse orders, so double-checking the gluten-free request helps.
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+.
Small bagel shop offers wide variety of cream cheese flavors and customizable bagels with an impressive assembly line. Seating includes indoor and outdoor tables, though space can feel crowded and loud with a hectic atmosphere. Menus hang from the ceiling, adding a unique visual element to the space.
Toasted garlic and Asiago Cheese bagels pair well with cream cheese. The salmon and cream cheese combo adds a rich flavor to the bagel.
Two gluten-free options stand out for their good taste. The gluten-free bagels and sandwiches offer solid choices for those avoiding gluten.
Good to know
Expect a wait of up to 30 minutes during rush hour from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Seating is limited, and it gets crowded at peak times.
The shop closes at 4 p.m., so plan your visit accordingly.
Bagel shop with a clean, renovated interior and no indoor seating creates an upbeat, lively atmosphere. Benches outside offer a place to sit and enjoy the surroundings. The vibe feels friendly and cozy despite the busy, loud environment.
Bagels come with generous amounts of cream cheese that never skimp. Flavors like rosemary and salt and combinations with blueberry or chocolate chip bagels stand out.
Gluten-free options include bagels that do not compromise on taste or texture. Vegan cream cheese pairs well with these specialty bagels, offering variety for dietary needs.
Good to know
BEC is available twice a week.
This place is take out only.
Customers should get there early because there’s always a line.
Bagel shop with spacious seating and high ceilings creates a lively, crowded atmosphere filled with New York vibes. The setup favors takeout but offers plenty of tables for dining in. Noise and busy service add to the energetic, bustling feel.
Fresh and warm bagels come with a variety of cream cheese flavors like banana pudding, pistachio, and salmon. Sesame bagels with cream cheese get a light toast for an extra crunch. Preparation can take up to 50 minutes for multiple bagels.
Gluten-free options include bagels that maintain good texture and flavor. These gluten-free bagels are available alongside regular offerings.
Good to know
There is a store special between 5-7 pm where you get 6 free bagels if you buy a dozen.
Expect to wait for a great bagel, especially during meal times.
If you just want bagels and cream cheese, go to the bagel counter to skip the line.
Basic bagel shop with minimal seating and stainless steel counters creates a clean, uncluttered space. Atmosphere stays laid-back and friendly with a cool crowd and good music. Bagels stand out as delicious and handmade, drawing attention despite the simple setup.
Bagels come with cream cheese options like bacon and scallion or salmon. Prices range from $6 to $7.50 for a bagel with cream cheese.
Gluten-free options include plain and everything bagels with fillings like bacon, scallions, and cream cheese. The gluten-free bagels have a great texture and the bread mimics conventional bread well.
Good to know
Expect to pay around $12 for a plain bagel and small juice.
Seating is limited, so be prepared for a wait during busy hours.
They charge an extra $0.50 to heat up a bagel.
Bagel shop offers gluten-free options and vegetarian-friendly choices with a cozy atmosphere and some seating in front. The vibe feels welcoming and clean, attracting those seeking fresh ingredients and delivery service in the area.
The "All the way" bagel with cream cheese stands out for its rich flavor and generous toppings. It costs $13.50 when paired with lox.
Gluten free options include bagels and breakfast sandwiches with some choices being dairy-free as well. Staff sometimes mix up orders and gluten free items cost extra, with occasional issues like a bagel not being truly gluten free or being very hard.
Good to know
The salmon sandwiches cost over $20 plus tax per sandwich.
The gluten free bagel costs $20, with an extra charge for gluten-free options.
The bagel with cream cheese and lox costs $13.50.
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.
Cream cheese pairs with a variety of bagels like the rainbow bagel, classic nova, and everything bagel. Options include plain cream cheese and flavored types like strawberry cream cheese and combinations with salmon or bacon, egg, and cheese.
Gluten-free bagels come in chewy, soft textures with packed flavor like sesame and everything varieties. Options include jalapeño cream cheese and vegan choices, all highly praised for taste and quality.
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.
Small bagel shop with loud, crowded atmosphere and confusing menu on video loop. Interior offers window countertop seating and a dedicated gluten-free station, with an outdoor seating area nearby. Bagels are highly regarded, often described as the best in NYC.
Toasted sesame, everything, and whole wheat bagels come with cream cheese and often include smoked salmon or lox. Capers and tomato frequently accompany the salmon for added flavor.
Two gluten-free bagel options stand out with great taste and texture. The gluten-free everything bagel pairs well with classic toppings like salmon and cream cheese.
Good to know
Expect to spend at least 30 minutes in line to order your bagel.
A bagel costs $2.15 and comes with a lot of cream cheese.
Three bagels cost over $30.
Bagel shop combines self-ordering kiosks with retro interior and outdoor seating options. Atmosphere mixes cozy vibes with a fast-food chain feel due to automation and crowding. Bagels and sandwiches stand out with fresh, chewy textures and unique vegan spreads.
Bagels come with rich cream cheese that pairs well with lox. The combination is delicious and a common favorite here.
Four types of gluten-free bagels come in Plain, Everything, Cinnamon Raisin, and Blueberry. Toasted gluten-free bagels pair well with extra egg, bacon, and cheese options.
Good to know
The place is cash only unless you download their app.
The wait for a bagel can exceed 30 minutes.
Breakfast is available before work.