Best bagels in town, amazing breakfast sandwiches. Quick service and pleasant workersread more

Our order was To-Go. But the inside of the shop is pretty consistent with local diners. The staff…read morewas friendly and helpful as my husband has a dairy allergy. Honestly, probably the best bagel sandwich I've ever had!!!

This used to be The Bagel Zone (which I was not a fan of specifically because of the lack of…read morecustomer service and the rude employees) so I was glad to see that it was purchased and converted into a new bagel shop called Bagel & Grill. Walking in I was immediately greeted by friendly smiling employees and the delicious smell of breakfast sandwiches and coffee. I ordered a pork roll egg and cheese on a poppy seed bagel with a coffee. The coffee is a self serve bar with a nice variety of options. I stuck with a regular cup of coffee because I said if there's anyway to judge coffee it's with a traditional cup o Joe and let me say that the coffee was AMAZING!!!! I was so happy :) My bagel sandwich was up shortly after I made my coffee and let me just say that the sandwich was STACKED! I wanted to eat the entire thing but was only able to eat half ... and that half was DELISH! I am a fan of Bagel & Grill and will be back for coffee and to try their pretzel bagel next!

Réal bagels ! Not round rolls like too many places…read more Cool staff, quick service. Well worth the drive past other bakeries.

Was in the Mount Holly area and in the mood for a bagel for breakfast. Bagel Express was the…read moreclosest and had really great reviews so it seemed like a solid choice. You can tell from the exterior that it was an old Wawa converted into a bagel shop and convenience store under one roof. The bagel counter is the first thing you see walking in and the bagels looked amazing and there were really unique options like Cool Ranch, Dorito and Oreo bagels. I'm a sucker for anything ranch so I went with a toasted cool ranch with veggie cream cheese and an iced coffee. The iced coffee was self -serve and I mixed the traditional black coffee with the French vanilla ... added creamer and my sweetener and it was DELISH! You have to get the ice from the staff behind the counter which was unexpected but that didn't make the coffee any less delicious. The bagel was good too ... not what I expected from a consistency standpoint as it was really soft and stuffy and didn't have the traditional chew and bite like most Jersey bagels, but it was definitely good nonetheless. The veggie cream cheese also had a bit of spice too which was different. Lastly the customer service was wonderful! The young lady at the counter was really friendly and the staff preparing the food were too. Oh and there's a large parking lot with plenty of parking. I would definitely visit again and try one of their specialty sandwiches.

I wanted to give a three star but I'll give them 4 star. The bagels are soft and fluffy. I love…read morethat. However, they use margarine and not real butter even though I asked for butter. Annoying. Other than the bagels are good

Gotta love the ambiance of the old pharmacy turned "The Bagel Joint". They kept the antique charm…read moreof the inside and added some tables and chairs. I loved all the vintage photos of the borough they had up and the original drugstore woodwork on the walls. The guy who helped me was friendly and patient. He loved talking shop. Although he tried to talk me into having their "Slack Attack" sandwich - pork roll, bacon, sausage, ham & egg with choice of cheese and bread (good lord that's a lot of meat!!), I settled for a sausage, egg and cheese on a pumpernickel bagel. Their bagels are baked and flash frozen by Pretzelworks off Oxford Ave in Philly. The sandwich was a good size and had good flavors (they forgot my hot sauce request) and a light kick from the sausage patty. The bagel had typical rye pumpernickel flavor, and a balanced portion of cheese, egg and meat. If you like a bagel that's dense with a bit of a chewiness you'll enjoy theirs. I think they wanted around $6.50 to $7.00 for the sandwich which was fair. I didn't try the coffee, but it smelled good. I'd definitely return if I'm in the area and when it's warmer! Thanks guys!

Old downtown Bristol Borough is one of my favorite places in Bucks County. Pre-Revolutionary, the…read moreDelaware River, Mill Street stroll, and Radcliffe Street all add to make for a great place for a hours long exploration if your can't afford a riverfront home. Now adding to the enjoyment is The Bagel Joint housed in what used to be the old pharmacy and thereafter sewing shop at #257. Most of the original woodwork and medicinal draws are still there. A few days after the snow of the decade the drifts and plowed piles of graying white made parking problematic, but I managed to back into a shallow spot right across the street. Walking in, the morning sun through the large windows made the room bright and cheery. Mike was behind the counter and greeted me heartily. He let me know that there was a special breakfast deal - meat, egg and cheese of choice, plus tater tots for the price of the sandwich alone. I couldn't resist. Cooper Sharp Cheddar, please, on Onion Bagel. To go. It was all still warm when I reached the office; so I settled in at my desk to chow down before getting to work. It was all very good and filled me quickly. The tots were more than I could finish. The transport had taken the crispness from the bagel and taters, but the flavor was there. Given my self imposed delay in eating right from the grill, I can't be sure that the bagels went though the boil/bake cycle, although I read in another review that they were produced offsite and flash frozen, rather than made onsite. I will leave that discovery to someone else. For me, I was satisfied with my breakfast and would return when time and circumstance permit. 4 Bristol charm Stars for The Bagel Joint.

My team stopped here for lunch since it was close to our customers office and we needed to meet. It…read morewas a good clean place to eat. There was a big screen of a DJ playing and spinning music. Kinda strange as I've never seen that before? But not bad, it wasn't loud or anything annoying. I got the fish hoagie and it was good. Very big sandwich so I left full. It came with potato wedges but I was way too full to even eat 2 slices. Service was ok. The waiter never refilled my water and I was thirsty so I drank it right away. Price was not expensive.

The staff here is warm , friendly and attentive. They make you feel like you're family not just a…read morecustomer. The food is tasty and it comes out nice and hot! When they have events, they inform us in a timely fashion so you can add it to your schedule if desired. The facility is well maintained inside and out and it's family friendly.

I've been stopping here every so often over the past couple years and I must say that the drinks…read moreare absolutely delicious. The name Colonial Cafe lives up to the ambience as well. Inside is decorated very colonial like and it's definitely a place that you can sit and feel comfortable for as long as you want to stay. I definitely recommend stopping in if you're interested as I will keep coming back too.

We just recently tried out the Colonial Cafe in Mount Holly and had an awesome time!…read more I'm from Mount Holly and it's always tough to see small independently owned businesses coming and going, so I'm hoping Colonial Cafe is here to stay for a long time! Besides it being held in a building which is older than the country (which is super cool), the games and seating provided, alongside the cool and funky artwork give people a very laid back cafe feel to play games, drink some coffee and relax. We had a great time visiting a local cafe and you will too!

Kingsway Deli is a hole in the wall sandwich joint open for breakfast and lunch on Charleston…read moreStreet, Willingboro, just off Rt. 130 north. It seems to specialize in breakfast and lunch sandwiches, and has limited inventory for anything beyond those basics. There is a small grill in back where the lone proprietress holds down the fort from order taking, cooking, packing and cashiering. Impressed with her ability to handle it all by her lonesome. Although I was there for a bagel, I quickly learned that Kingsway doesn't bake its own breads, but gets supplies from local markets. My Onion Bagel came right out of a plastic sleeve, was mass produced, and had to be toasted to reanimate. I could have any flavor cream cheese, as long as it was plain white. It was a better than average supermarket bagel, but a far cry from what was available at nearby real bagel shops. Yeah. Fair to say I was disappointed, but I still spent my money there, because it was obvious this shoestring operation needed some help. Oh! And they didn't offer coffee with their breakfasts. Had to stop elsewhere for the java, but on Rt. 130 that is not a challenge. Still, how can you grade a place like this higher than 3 Stars, when they lack a staple like Columbian Supremo? 2.5 Stars Perhaps, they shouldn't call themselves a bagel place.

How u serve bad eggs that turned green to customer eating sandwich and off putting taste now mouth…read morehas a taste I have to brush my teeth to get it off. Never got a bad sandwich from here before greasy yeah but a green and yellow egg nomore and I'm about to throw up

Jersey Bagel Cafe & Pizza on Rt. 130 Northbound, Willingboro, NJ, is a little hard to find, even…read morewhen standing at their front door. It sits far off the highway in a multi building commercial center that is currently undergoing construction in their drives, and with retail shops all around each pod. I was at the right place, but it took a few minutes due to poor signage to find the only open door to the premises on the side. The main doors were locked and a hand made arrow pointed to the second door, which was also bolted closed. I was too near to just give up, especially when I saw someone inside who didn't respond to my knocking on the glass. So, I walked around the corner, and lo and behold, there was another single door entrance inviting me in. Very glad I hadn't given up, because despite the rough introduction to JBC&P, the bagels within were really very good. Service was friendly and Covid appropriate. For pennies over a 5 spot, I enjoyed a fairly large Onion Bagel smeared with a liberal amount of Veggie Cream Cheese spread, and large self-serve java. The baker had the right touch and had left the bagel with a crisp skin, yet light inner texture. Just the way I prefer them, with nice mild sourdough flavor under the soft innards and crunchy dark brown toasted onion flakes (perhaps a bit burnt, but still quite good). The Joe was hot and strong. While there I saw a tray of homemade baklava under display glass. Made it tempting to return sometime soon for their Italian offerings, and get a taste of that delicious looking honey drenched pistachio pastry.

This place is severely overpriced. I paid $9.60 for a pork roll egg and cheese on a Kaiser roll…read more I got the saddest breakfast sandwich I ever saw in my life!

Secret spot for great breakfast sandwiches and quick convenient needs…read more This place was formerly 6 - 12 food mart and they had great breakfast sandwiches then now they have incorporated bagels into their selection and it is even better. They opened another location in downtown Mount Holly serving good bagels which are hard to find down here in South Jersey... But they have figured it out. I'm glad they switched this location to making bagels as well. Stop in and check them out. They also have lottery.

Excellent value for the money. Generous portions…read more Cordial and prompt service. I'm not a smoker, but the cigar cabinet looked like it was well stocked (if you're into that.) Will always return when I'm in town! I know the exterior is unassuming, and easy to pass by thoughtlessly, but go in and get a bagel! (My teenage son said their Oreo muffin was, and I quote, "legendary.")

Best bagels in Bensalem ..... always fresh, delicious and at a great price. Made by extremely nice…read morepeople!

Consistently the best! My go to on Sunday for my bacon, egg and cheese on a sesame! PS: it is…read morereally stupid that yelp requires 85 characters to post - so I needed to add this.