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    Bagel Country on 9

    4.1 (46 reviews)
    Open 6:00 am - 1:00 pm

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    Marc K.

    Nice clean cute bagel place. Bagels were not the type of bagel I enjoy but did the trick as needed. They're a softer bagel. I believe boiled. The ambiance is very relaxing to hang and nosh and have coffee.

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    Roxanne O.

    We ordered a bagel sandwich off their menu with lox, cream cheese, tomatoes and onions on an everything egg bagel. Bagel came out promptly. It was a little smaller than expected, in comparison to places like bagel nook. The bagel was also not as fluffy. But the real disappointment was that they use lox cream cheese, it's not lox and cream cheese. Their menu clearly states lox, cream cheese, etc.

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    Robert S.

    If you are a culinary Argonaut searching for diner gold, you might parcel through this plot of land along the Howell highway with a plate in hand and a hunger for joy. Brand: 5/5 The on-point Wild West aesthetics percolate throughout the establishment up to the very name itself. While there are no immediate plans to expand the donut mascot wearing the cowboy hat, it does enough to represent the brand in a fun way. It will even show up as a painting on the wall to invite you in. Inside, you will find many country themes, from the pictures on the wall to the menu items. Ambiance: 3/5 The interior of Bagel Country maintains that seasonally aware vibe, for a television played smooth autumn jazz over a yuletide log video. I noticed a children's play area at the wall, which I could see working to a certain extent, though if I was a parent I would be wary of children putting their sticky hands on the toys after eating syrup-laden foods. I did find the table sizes inconsistent, with some rising up while regular-sized tables had clusters of four tables. The ambiance was not completely noisy, since the establishment was medium-sized. Service: 5/5 The staff care about their customers to the point where they helped an elderly customer. They did describe the leadership of Bagel County as willing to help anyone out. Wait Time: 4/5 Although we did not realize that we had to make our orders at the counter, I did not experience any problems waiting after we made our orders. Food: 5/5 I ordered one of Bagel Country's signature dishes, which is the Cowboy Dave, which consists of a decadent breakfast sandwich with powder-sugar-topped griddle cakes as buns containing bacon, egg, and cheese, with sides of butter and syrup. Every ingredient was well-prepared, from the crispiness of the bacon to the coagulated cheese to the tender eggs to the sturdy griddle cakes, which held as much as it could before ingredients started falling off which is to be expected with a dish like this. The bacon and the cheese had the most profound flavor of warmness and spiciness, complementing the dish very well. The sweetness of the syrup manages to make the griddle cakes tasty and the bacon mixed with flavor. The real-life Dave, whoever he is who inspired this dish, gets a tip of my hat. Worth The Money?: 4/5 The dishes match the aesthetics perfectly, for they manage to bridge together the country and the diner otherwise seen as disparate subjects. While served on a foil container, it still managed to maintain its form without ruining the container. The plastic fork did little to break through the meal, so I always used both the plastic fork and plastic knife. The wait time was definitely appropriate for the preparation of the meal. Concerning the brand, it consistently works from the name down to the very business card design. I will say that had I went to any other diner, the price for a Cowboy Dave equivalent would have been higher. Would I say that the establishment is ultimately worth negotiating down highways or various back-roads for a tasty meal? Maybe. I would much prefer coming to this establishment more if my work leads me down this particular highway in the particular lane that brings me there. I do not have any real suggestions, since the establishment manages to accomplish so much. Perhaps one would include the staff asking any potential customers if they wish to order the moment they walk up to the counter requesting a table. Another suggestion would be to have more consistent table sizes. Rating: 4/5 Stars While I do see potential unmined, I did not regret going west, son. I had a pleasant experience eating such a unique dish in this part of Howell Township. Recommend To... Any Western enthusiasts, for they might enjoy this type of establishment in their corner of New Jersey. I also recommend this establishment to any state fair adults treating themselves outside of state fair season, since the Cowboy Dave just might be up your alley.

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    6 months ago

    Excellent establishment ....,clean,great service ,and delicious food ... great breakfast sandwiches .....always fresh .... Best bagels ever

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    Thank you for this. Very appreciated

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    8 months ago

    My cousin and I ordered sandwiches and they were delicious. They were hot & tasty and ready quickly.

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    7 months ago

    I love this place. My husband and my toddler loves the food. They treat us like family here. Just wish the hours were extended!

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    11 months ago

    My favorite bagel spot. There bagels are the best and the slammer bagel sandwich is my favorite.

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    Hands-down, the best bacon, egg and cheese I've ever had. I live nowhere near here, but I would definitely come again. Highly recommended.

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    $8.50 for 2 pieces of pork roll, 1 egg & cheese on a roll? Really? Service was nice.

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    Everything was good but nothing stood out. Bagels were good but tasted like rolls. Not bagels

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    Fantastic bagel sandwiches! Very comfortable and friendly atmosphere. Great find for us on the way home from the shore!!

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    Really good bagels. It's nice to have a local place that is actually a good bagel spot. They are very tasty bagels.

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