Tiny shop with cozy local vibe serves crunchy bagels fast and fresh. Bagel sandwiches are well priced and made with care. Cash-only policy keeps things simple in a busy, unpretentious spot.
Crunchy, well-seasoned bagels come out quickly, usually within five minutes. Bagel sandwiches are consistently well constructed and priced surprisingly low, with service that is both fast and friendly.
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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.
Old classic pub interior offers a cozy, elegant vibe with marble tables and spacious seating. Bagels shine with jalapeno cheddar cream cheese and whole wheat options, all at great prices. Friendly service and lively music make it a perfect spot to relax and hang out.
Offers an incredible selection of bagels and spreads including whole wheat everything and jalapeno cheddar cream cheese. Known for delicious and affordable bagels with friendly service and consistent quality.
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A large cold brew costs $5.
Bagel Pub has a variety of cream cheeses, including gluten-free options.
The restaurant has a wheelchair entry point for accessibility.
Bagel shop serves authentic bagels with no bromate or bleached flour, offering perfect everything bagels toasted and paired with smoked salmon or tofu. Chill yet lively vibe with techno music and fresh squeezed orange juice adds energy to casual seating.
Everything bagels stand out with a perfect balance of flavors. Bagels come toasted and pair well with spreads like plain tofu or smoked salmon. They use no bromate or bleached flour, keeping the bagels authentic and fresh.
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There is no restroom available.
There is a separate line for bagels and a different line for drinks.
You get the order pretty fast whether you order ahead or walk-in.
Deli offers a fresh buffet and a varied menu with super fresh bagels and highly rated egg sandwiches. Prices are higher but the cozy atmosphere keeps it popular for diverse food lovers.
Breakfast bagels come out super fresh and the menu offers a solid variety of good options.
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The deli offers a different menu every day.
The egg sandwich costs $8.
A pound and a half of product is priced at $23.
Deli serves fresh falafel and smoothies in a fast, casual setting. Bagels are crunchy and fresh, with popular everything bagels for sandwiches. Prices are affordable but bagel choices may vary with staff.
Bagels come fresh and crunchy with options like everything bagels for sandwiches. Prices run high, around $8, and staff may not always honor bagel choices consistently.
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The falafel bowl costs $7.50 total.
The falafel pita costs 5 bucks.
A standard medium-large cup of fresh juice costs about $7.
Small space with only two tables feels open yet crowded, encouraging takeaway over dining in. Long lines form early for unique stuffed bagels with a chewy texture and bold flavors like pastrami and Buffalo chicken. Warm scent of baking fills the air, matched by happy staff.
Stuffed bagels here bake fillings directly into the dough, creating a perfect ratio of bread to meat and cheese. The bagels have a chewy texture with a good crust and bold flavors like pastrami and Buffalo chicken.
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Customers should be patient and prepared to wait in line.
Get there early to avoid long lines, especially before noon.
Most customers take their food to go due to limited seating.
Open kitchen with chefs counter seating creates a lively vibe. Jerusalem bagels are oven-fresh and chewy, pairing well with salty Hamachi sashimi. Background jazz and friendly staff add to the casual, trendy atmosphere.
Oven-fresh and chewy, the Jerusalem bagel stands out with a texture that complements salty dishes like Hamachi sashimi. It delivers a taste that recalls Tel Aviv and arrives quickly alongside other appetizers.
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Reservations are highly recommended due to limited seating availability.
Expect long wait times, especially on weekends and holidays.
The restaurant offers a tasting menu priced at $150 per person.
Small bakery offers airy salted bagels with unique toppings like Kurobuta hot dog spirals. Bright space features giant toast sculpture and eclectic art. Crowds create a bustling atmosphere with limited seating, while free coffee adds to the lively vibe.
Salted bagels come out airy with a subtle salty flavor. Salt bread bagels pair well with cream cheese and unique toppings like Kurobuta hot dog spirals. Pricing is on the higher side around $8 per bagel.
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Expect long lines on weekends, but they move quickly.
The bakery runs out of ice cream by 3pm, so arrive early.
Prices are high, with a small loaf costing over $20.
Deli-style storefront with an antique white tin ceiling offers a historic feel. Bagels boast a classic New York City style with chewy texture and rich flavor. Limited indoor seating contrasts with a larger outdoor area featuring picnic tables for a relaxed vibe.
Bagels here have a classic New York City style with a chewy texture and rich flavor. The Everything Bagels stand out, and they pair well with plain cream cheese or grape jelly without needing to be toasted.
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Expect long wait times on weekends, often exceeding 45 minutes.
Arriving around 1:30 PM helps avoid the busiest rush.
The restaurant closes at 3 PM daily; no food service after that.
Small shop serves wide bagel variety including whole wheat and garlic at affordable prices. Fast, clean service suits quick breakfasts. Spanish-speaking clerks add a distinct touch to the efficient atmosphere.
Offers a good variety of bagels with options like whole wheat and garlic. Prices stay fairly reasonable and the bagels have a light dough compared to typical New York delis.
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You can be in and out within minutes.
The restaurant offers the best value in Manhattan.
This place is fast and clean.