Coffee shop blends authentic Greek design with a lively vibe and plenty of seating, perfect for work or socializing. Bagels boast world class quality and firm texture, with gluten-free options and tasty cream cheeses like scallion. Green chairs and real plants add warmth.
Bagels here stand out for their world class quality and firm texture that holds up well. The shop offers a big selection including gluten-free options paired with flavorful cream cheeses like scallion.
"I experienced the best coffee in the city."
"The staff here is so friendly and welcoming during breakfast."
"These bagels have the perfect texture and are the best I've had."
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A bagel with cream cheese and a cup of coffee costs $14.
The café opens before 7am for early customers.
The price of macaroons is $17.
Small space creates an intimate vibe with quiet, friendly atmosphere. Matcha bagels deliver perfect sweetness and ideal size. Authentic Japanese teas shine with no-frills decor and occasional charming gift items.
Matcha bagels stand out with their perfect sweetness and ideal size. The matcha cream cheese bagel offers a rich flavor but is no longer available.
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The location is only two blocks away from the 33rd St. PATH station, making it easily accessible.
They offer both tea powders and loose leaf or tea bag options.
All their teas are available for purchase, so you can enjoy them at home too!
Small cart serves authentic NYC street food with fresh bagels that are fluffy and warm. Staff work fast to keep orders moving in a quick, casual setting. Perfect for grabbing a made-to-order breakfast on the go.
Bagels come out fresh and fluffy with a warm, tasty bite. Staff handle multiple orders smoothly while keeping the bagels hot and ready.
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Prices at the food cart are generally affordable.
Breakfast sandwiches are a popular choice and well-priced.
The cart offers a variety of food options to choose from.
Small shop offers fresh bagels with a crispy outside and soft inside, especially the everything bagel with bold seasoning. Stylish interior and an Instagramable wall create a vibrant, chill vibe. Limited seating means quick visits or standing.
Bagels come out fresh and hot all day long, with a crispy outside and soft middle. The everything bagel stands out for its seasoning, and plain bagels pair well with cream cheese.
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You must order a minimum of three bagels, as they don't sell individual ones.
It costs $13 for three bagels and cream cheese.
The bagels are made fresh throughout the day and come in unique flavors.
Spacious bagel shop offers classic New York bagels with a chewy texture and crisp crust. Enjoy sesame bagels paired with scallion cream cheese or hearty fillings. Atmosphere shifts from cozy to loud with music, but limited seating favors quick bites or takeout.
Bagels have a classic New York style with a chewy texture and a crisp crust. Sesame bagels stand out, especially when paired with scallion cream cheese or hearty fillings like sausage, egg, and hash brown.
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Expect longer lines during the holiday season.
The place gets incredibly busy and packed.
You should wait out the seating as the turnaround of people sitting and eating is quick.
Spacious, clean interior offers a quiet spot to relax with window seating. Bagels are thick and chewy, served with homemade cream cheese and classic fillings like bacon and egg. Gluten-free options taste authentic but share prep space, so not fully safe for strict diets.
Fresh and chewy bagels come in a large selection including gluten-free options. Quick service delivers tasty bagels with various cream cheeses and classic fillings like bacon, egg, and cheese on an everything bagel.
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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.
Offers soft crust pizza with balanced sauce and cheese in a calm, friendly spot. Bagels are fresh and affordable, pairing well with coffee. Prices stay low, making it a great place for quick, casual meals.
Prices stay really low for coffee and bagels compared to other spots. Bagels taste very good and pair well with the pizza offered.
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A cheese slice costs $1.50, while a large slice of cheese pizza costs $2.
You can get two cheese slices and a can of soda for $5.
They offer two slices of cheese and a drink for $4.99.
Cozy cafe offers quiet atmosphere and outdoor igloo-houses for seating. Smoked salmon bagels feature high-quality ingredients and classic texture. Enjoy refreshing interior with street views and free water station.
Smoked salmon bagels come with high-quality ingredients and a classic New York texture. The bagels pair well with avocado toast and offer both sweet and savory options.
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You order at the counter and food comes out within a few minutes.
The restaurant can be crowded, so be quick to get a spot.
Do not go for lunch unless you have 45 minutes to spare.
Space features a cozy mezzanine and Irish pub-style decor with green walls. Bagels are fresh with a crisp exterior and soft inside, paired with a cream cheese bar offering many flavors. Loud music creates a lively atmosphere that energizes the place.
Bagels come out fresh and perfectly baked with a crisp exterior and soft interior. Sandwiches are packed with fillings like ham and cheese, making them tasty and satisfying.
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The restaurant closes at 3:30 PM.
Lunch costs $19 with a sparkling water and small tip.
The gluten free bagel is priced at $8.
Cozy cafe offers authentic Spanish dishes and toasted bagels with cream cheese or sesame seeds. Quick service and large portions make it great for breakfast or lunch. Affordable prices attract a steady crowd seeking tasty meals.
Bagels come with cream cheese and sesame seeds options. Toasted bread is available for sandwiches like the BLT.
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Customers order at the counter and then grab a table or leave.
The portion size of the omelette, home fries, and toast is good for the price.
The prices at Cafe 37 are reasonable and represent a good find for the area.
Small takeaway spot buzzes with energy and a distinctive fragrance. Bagels offer authentic New York texture and many toppings, including gluten-free options. Quick service matches the high-quality food and lively atmosphere.
Bagels have a great variety with many toppings and spreads. Gluten-free options taste and feel just like the regular ones. The bagels have an authentic New York texture and flavor and come with quick service.
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The price for two bagels with two coffees is $49.
You may not be able to eat here due to limited seating.
Celiacs should look elsewhere for gluten-free options.
Buffet offers a spacious seating area and a salad bar for variety. Bagels come in multigrain and classic styles with affordable prices. Upstairs features claw machines and figurines for added fun.
Bagels come in multigrain and classic styles with options like eggs, cheese, cream cheese, and lox. Prices stay low, around $4 for a bagel with eggs, but bagels can get soggy if not eaten quickly.
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The buffet charges $13.99 per pound, which can be misleading for smaller portions.
Expect to pay around $19.40 for a small plate of food.
The restaurant is conveniently located across from Penn Station.
Classic American diner shines with nostalgic decor and cozy booths. Bagels are fresh and roasted, topped with smoked salmon and cream cheese. Warm, hardworking vibe meets solid flavors in a lively, welcoming spot.
Bagels come fresh and roasted, served with smoked salmon, cream cheese, capers, and onion. The lox and bagel offers solid flavor, paired with options like a three-egg breakfast or avocado.
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Arrive early for breakfast to avoid long queues.
Happy hour offers $4 beers and $6 cocktails on weekdays.
Expect busy breakfast hours on rainy Saturdays.
Tiny coffee stand offers customizable sandwiches and affordable prices with quick service. Bagels come with cream cheese or bacon, egg, and cheese for about five to six dollars. Homey vibe shines as regulars gather and staff know names.
Small stall serves bagels with cream cheese and coffee for around five dollars. Bacon, egg, and cheese bagels cost about five to six dollars each, with two costing twelve dollars.
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A bagel with cream cheese and a cup of coffee costs 5 dollars.
For 15 dollars, you get 2 delicious sandwiches and 2 coffees.
Your order will come out in like two to three minutes.
Two-story diner buzzes with classic NYC vibe and tight seating. Bagels shine with generous salmon and cream cheese fillings. Free coffee refills keep energy high in this cozy, bustling spot.
Everything bagels come with generous fillings like salmon and cream cheese. Options include bagels with lox, salmon, lettuce, and tomato, often paired with coffee for a quick breakfast.
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Prices are cash prices; there's a surcharge for credit card payments.
Expect taxes and tips to increase breakfast costs to around $60 for two.
The diner stops seating tables at 10:30 PM and closes at 11 PM.
Small bakery offers freshly made bagels in many varieties including gluten-free options. Cozy outdoor seating creates a relaxed atmosphere perfect for enjoying hot, tasty bagels with fillings like bacon, egg, and cheese.
Freshly made bagels come in many varieties including sesame, rainbow, and gluten-free options. Bagels pair well with fillings like bacon, egg, and cheese and are served hot and tasty.
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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.
Historic decor and cozy booths create a lively, intimate vibe with live music adding energy. Smoked salmon bagels with nova and chive cream cheese stand out, perfectly toasted. Rooftop bar offers city views and a quieter spot away from the noise.
Smoked salmon bagels come with nova and pair well with chive cream cheese. Bagels toast perfectly, supporting fresh, high-quality salmon and complementing dishes like avocado toast and omelets.
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Reservations are highly recommended, especially on busy nights.
Expect a one-hour wait for tables during peak hours.
The last order is taken at 10:30 PM.
Small deli shines with fresh bagels toasted to order and paired with creamy spreads. Busy weekdays limit seating but offer healthy options and great salads. Weekends bring a calmer vibe perfect for trying their experimental cuisine.
Fresh bagels come out every morning, often lightly toasted to order. Cream cheese and jelly pair well with the toasted bagel, making for a simple but delicious treat.
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It can be hard to find a seat during busy hours.
It is better to go around 8:00 AM on Saturdays to avoid the crowd.
The establishment is pretty busy from Monday through Friday.
Sleek, modern space offers customizable sweetness in bubble tea and unique bagels like blueberry and pork floss. Fresh, flavorful breads have a soft, chewy interior and crispy outside. Atmosphere shifts from cozy to hectic with lively music adding energy.
Blueberry and red bean alkaline water bagels offer unique flavors. Bagels have a soft, chewy interior and a crispy outside. Pork floss bagel combines spicy and sweet notes.
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Popular items can sell out fast, so arrive early for the best selection.
You can customize the sweetness level of your drinks to your preference.
The bakery is not a sit-down place, so plan for takeout.
Spacious kosher spot offers a self-serve pizza bar and airy seating across two floors. Bagels stand out with their large Jerusalem size and fresh toppings like lox and cream cheese. Friendly vibe suits casual meals and relaxed business lunches.
Bagels come in large sizes, like the Jerusalem bagel that equals three or four regular ones. Options include lox and cream cheese or tuna with toppings, all served fresh and tasteful.
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The restaurant is kosher and offers a variety of options for kosher consumers.
A regular lunch in the cafeteria costs $35, with pizza slices at $6.
Parking in the area can be difficult to find.
Coffee shop boasts a cozy, elegant atmosphere with loud music that limits quiet work. Bagels are warm and flavorful, especially the Felix Classic with Salmon. Plenty of seating and ceramic dishes make it great for casual meetings or coffee breaks.
Warm, soft, and flavorful bagels stand out here, especially the Felix Classic with Salmon and The Notorious RBG. Pairing these with coffee or a flat white makes for a solid combo.
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Expect to wait for food since there’s nothing in the grab-and-go.
The bathroom is out of service.
The price for a mocha at this place is $9.25.
Bagel shop buzzes with New York vibes and lively crowds. Fresh, flavorful bagels shine, especially the everything bagel with green olive cream cheese. Spacious seating and high ceilings offer a bustling atmosphere perfect for dining in or quick takeout.
Bagels stand out for their freshness and flavor, especially the everything bagel with green olive cream cheese. Options like the banana pudding cream cheese bagel add unique twists to classic choices.
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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.
Multiple seating areas offer a comfortable space in the back, balancing cozy and supermarket vibes. Food prep happens in front with hot and cold bars for fresh choices. Bagels shine with everything bagels topped with eggs and avocado, all at affordable prices.
Bagels come in a wide variety, including everything bagels topped with eggs and avocado, and bagel egg sandwiches made fresh on demand. Prices stay affordable, with sandwiches around $7.50 even during egg shortages.
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The restaurant is open 24 hours a day.
Bathroom access is only granted to paying customers.
You pay by weight for the food you take.
Two-floor cafe features a hot and cold buffet with large windows and a lively atmosphere. Fresh, warm bagels come with varied cream cheese options, including salmon cream cheese by the pound. Spacious, clean upstairs dining offers a quiet breakfast setting with avenue views.
Fresh, warm bagels come with a variety of cream cheese options including salmon cream cheese priced by the pound. Bagels often arrive overstuffed with fillings like egg salad, making for a hearty breakfast choice.
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The cafe is open 24/7, making it convenient for late-night visits.
They only accept card payments; no mobile payment options available.
Prices are charged by weight, with a buffet option available.
Classic diner offers a vintage look and cozy booths for a warm, family-like vibe. Bagels with lox and eggs provide solid flavor at reasonable prices. Locals enjoy endless coffee in a quiet, authentic NYC setting.
Bagels come with options like lox and eggs, offering solid flavor though some find them mediocre. Prices hover around $15 for a bagel with eggs, paired often with endless coffee.
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The Sunday brunch costs $22 per person and is value for money.
Expect to wait a decent amount of time for your food when busy.
The entire menu is available during opening hours, with no limited menu for breakfast.
Cozy bagel shop buzzes with an old school Jewish feel and hand-rolled fresh bagels. Bagels arrive warm with unique cream cheeses like scallion and sun dried tomato. Tight seating includes a long bar for groups, creating a bustling New York vibe.
Bagels come warm and fresh with everything bagel toasted options and unique cream cheeses like scallion or sun dried tomato and garlic. Smoked salmon and truffled eggs appear as popular fillings, making for heaps of smoked salmon and well-filled sandwiches.
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Zuckers opens at 0700 for early breakfast.
Ordering online is recommended due to high foot traffic.
The bagel sandwich costs $21, so plan your budget accordingly.