This one is located on North University near Panera on the Univ of Michigan campus. The plain bagel was the right consistency but was thin or not as thick as I am used to (see photo). This detracted from the overall bagel. Also was $2.50 for a bagel which seems to be the going price on campus but still high if you think about it. read more

Bruegger's Bagels - Bagels Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

Great assortment of bagels at a fair value. Service was swift. This is a very congested area during peak season so I'd recommend parking and walking opposed to trying to find a parking spot. read more

They replaced the Vermonter with turkey sausage and turkey breast taste amazing. I feel this location food is better than the east side one. read more

Bruegger's Bagels - Sweet maple flavor. - Bagels Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

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I tried so hard to find a good bagel on a recent trip to UofM, but I am going to need to keep trying. This place opened late, leaving five people standing out in the cold, with staff still arriving 15 minutes after they opened. The staff were not friendly or helpful, or happy to be doing their job it seemed. The place is almost clean, but the cleaning staff must be the same caliber as the counter staff. The bagels were average, without the chewy crust or good flavors you would expect. The search continues. read more

Sick of the price gouging and overpricing! Ordered 6 with Cream Cheese $11.29 almost $2 per bagel, didn't notice the fine print certain bagels .90 cents and .20 cents extra. why a simple wheat bagel is .20 extra is beyond me! then .90 cents extra for jalapeño cheddar, some canned jalapeños and cheddar cheese on the outside. I'm used to the cheese and pepper mixed in the dough good enough! the onion bagel I ate first was certainly not fresh my total bill was $13.62 for 6 bagels and cream cheese. I won't be back so many chains closing and shuttering stores better wake up, the bagels I bought at the grocery tasted better and even seemed fresher than these overpriced bagels. Bankruptcy in your future. read more

I first learned of Bruegger's Bagels in Mpls, during grad school. It was a stretch to get a dozen, but OH IT WAS SO WORTH IT. The tender chewiness of the outside, the perfection of the inside, the flavors...well, this love of Bruegger's has stuck with me for life. Whenever we are ANYWHERE around a Bruegger's, we find a way to make a detour. We make room in our freezer (have to eat all the ice cream, DARN) for extras, and get a few dozen. We had to pick my cousin up at DTW today, and OH LOOK, not one, but two locations in Ann Arbor! We usually go to the one not on campus, but with the power outage, made our way toward campus and the Bruegger's there. (Note: paid street parking.) 2 dozen bagels later (don't worry, we have to return her to the airport this weekend), we are VERY happy with our bagel goodness. My husband always gets onion and garlic bagels. Our daughter always gets rosemary/olive oil, poppyseed, and whole grain. I absolutely LOVE the salt bagel (only on the first day; the salt, as it ages, turns the bagel sort of pruney, the way your fingers get after swimming for too long), as well as the pumpernickel. Whatever your bagel choices, know that Bruegger's, wherever you are finding them, will please your palate. A dozen is under $10, so it'll please your wallet, too. Go! read more

Bruegger's Bagels - Yum!! - Bagels Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

Disappointing. #1. I ordered a baker's dozen (no cream cheese). They got half of them right. I ordered 5 plain and got 5 cheese bagels. #2. These are NOT NY-style bagels. Not only do some of them look like rolls, but the texture and taste are not NY bagels. read more

My most recent experience here was so much better!!! The staff was kind and attentive and my food was made perfectly! I love the Asiago Parmesan bagel and it paired nicely with the iced caramel macchiato and frosted cookie. Looks like I'll be returning to this location. read more

Bruegger's Bagels - Bagel not cut well with very little cream cheese - Bagels Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

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Great remodel but parking is awful. I walked in on a Monday at 8am. It wasn't busy, only a couple guys paying for their order at the register. Upon entering, there is a long rope line that looks like you start at the prep station glass to order and make your way to the register to pay. The prepper was clearly frustrated having to tell customer (me) to make my order at the register. Maybe he was tired of having to tell everyone the same thing, over and over? Then why there is a long rope line, I do not know. Doesn't make a customer feel very welcome to be told upon entering - "You're doing it wrong!" by a clearly frustrated employee. Great space upstairs to enjoy your eats. Even a larger table for study group or small meeting. This place is for coffee and bagels(sandwiches); there is a decent selection of other beverages, tea and soda as well. I had a smoke salmon on garlic bagel sandwich, with chive cream cheese, add cucumbers. Order came up fast. I did learn that you must ask for your sandwich toasted if you prefer it. It's not the default. I have visited for the same sandwich before the remodel as well. I usually drive by to see if there is a spot to park and if not, skip it. This store is mostly for foot traffic. Just off North University and State Street - parking is very sparse. read more

Bruegger's Bagels - Bagels Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

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All vegetables are crispy, cold and fresh. The perfect amount of cream cheese. The young lady who served me today around 10 am was very polite and very fast with my order. read more

Bruegger's Bagels - Leonardo Da Veggie - Bagels Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

I love Bruegger's Bagels. It is a new twist than just bagel and cream cheese. I always go when I want a light lunch or it's also good for brunch. I went twice and I am never disappointed by the special bagel they have. The service is always good here and they have amazing salted coffee. Overall a good place to chill and catch up with your friends! Yes so go and try this place out! Tip: the line can be long so you got to be patient read more

I know for sure that when I look back on college, this place will always be my #1 bagel spot. I've been coming here consistently for close to two years now, and I've been trying to make it a fun tradition to get a bagel every time before I have an exam! I ALWAYS get the Western, which costs a little less than $5, on a whole wheat or honey grain bagel. I also usually ask them to substitute the bacon with sausage for a less fatty protein option. Ultimately, the combination of bagel with egg with sausage with chipotle sauce with green and red bell peppers is the perfect way to start your morning. I've never been to another Bruegger's Bagels chain store before, but this location is definitely the place to get a consistent, scrumptious, gourmet bagel! read more

Bruegger's Bagels - Western bagel with all its goodness for the world to see - Bagels Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

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Ordered curbside here using the app when the store was open, and nobody came to the door even though we knocked loudly and pulled on the door. Multiple people were also outside knocking on the door surprised the place was closed during their listed hours. When I called this location for a refund the person who answered the phone said that there was nothing they could do about it and made me call their customer service line. I have still not heard back from their customer service after requesting my refund. I am definitely sticking with Starbucks from now on. read more

I ordered the bacon, egg, and cheddar on an everything bagel, and it was fantastic. The price was pretty good, and I was also able to get a regular bagel and cream cheese for pretty cheap too. Definitely my favorite bagel place near by right now. I highly recommend! read more

I've lived a whole year in Ann Arbor and l did not try Bruegger's Bagels. So, on my last day here for the schoolyear I decided to walk in and give it a try before my last final. I was impressed with the options on the menu, and I decided for the Leonardo da veggie. The presentation was nice, don't get me wrong I really liked it. However I will never, ever, pay $7.50 for a bagel and a small coffee. When he said the total, for a quick breakfast, I had to ask what I had ordered...and yup, the bagel and a small coffee. The food was good, yeah, but $7.50 for a quick to-go breakfast is just NOT budget friendly for this gal. I know a lot of people in Ann Arbor don't have to worry about that, but I like to be conscious and this just seemed frivolous and foolish - would not return nor recommend. read more

Bruegger's Bagels - Leonardo Da Veggie - Bagels Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

Pretty standard fare. The Western bagel on wheat I got here today tasted pretty good (for less than $5), and my bf really enjoyed his lox bagel--they were more generous with the lox than I thought they'd be, but the bagel was $7.41 or so. I would go back here for my next bagel craving. Every now and then, there are coupons in the mail for a free bagel with cream cheese!!! I haven't gotten one in a while, but I can't wait for the next one... read more

Great bagel sandwiches, fun shop in East Lansing. Have salads if you are with a non carb eater and need a starch fix. Bagels made the right way! read more

Bruegger's Bagels - Bagels Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

I got a egg cheddar bagel breakfast sandwich early in the morning, and overall, it was a decent sandwich. I wish the cheese were a bit more melted, or the bagel a bit more toasted, but it was okay in a pinch. 'twas nothing fancy. Next time I think I'll try some of that fancy cream cheese. I think I'd go here again, but I prefer Panera Bread. read more

Newly remodeled and offering new coffee/espresso drinks! I attended the Bagel Buggaloo or whatever, Yelp event at this location. I sampled a few bagels, cream cheeses, and drinks! I've had Bruegger's before so I am definitely a fan. I especially like their garden veggie lite cream cheese. It has real vegetables in it, which is nice! Their new espresso drinks are really good and tasty! read more

This is my all time favorite bagel place. I grew up in MN where they are plentiful, but during the year I live on the west coast where there are none :( So when I'm in Ann Arbor for the summer I always go a lot.. probably too much. Can one survive on an all cream cheese diet? A whole wheat bagel counts as a vegetable right? The bagels are in fact top notch, my favorites in order are -everything -asiago -sun-dried tomato -plain The other ones are pretty good as well, but I'm not ordering them on a regular basis. The cream cheese is really what sets Bruegger's apart. Whipped cream cheese? That's a scam to sell you air. Bruegger's cream cheese is one of the denser elements on the periodic table (BrU) and just picking up a tub of it you have two thoughts "Damn this is heavy... what am I going to put on my 2nd bagel?" The answer With Everything- plain cream cheese. The bagel already has everything, no need to complicate it. Asiago- Also plain Sun Dried Tomato- garlic and herbs. Its an Italian bagel after all so don't argue with it and don't leave out the garlic Plain- This one leaves me, like Natalie Imbruglia, torn. Plain on plain is like the consume of bagels- its so simple you need to be an expert to appreciate it. But I also like a flavored smear like part plain part strawberry. The options are limitless. Except for no veggie- that is a limit. This isn't Vietnam, there are rules. Bagel sandwiches- These are great and you can go ahead and order one if you have no friends. Otherwise stick to cream cheese. Coffe- I'm sure they sell this though I've never ordered it cause milk and a bagel go together like peanut butter and jelly... but only on bread, never on a bagel... cause cream cheese. read more

I love Bruegger's. I love their square bagels and their breakfast bagels with muenster cheese. While the prices are comparable to Panera next door, I always choose Bruegger's. Their breakfast bagels are available til they close, which is great because eggs, bacon, and cheese on a bagel is always a good! Also, they have poppy seed bagels. And another also, Michael Phelps used to come here. It's true. I saw him drive his BMW to this location for breakfast. If an Olympian eats here, then you know you should, too. read more

I was recently at Bruegger's for the first time. The service was great but the bagel just wasn't tasty. I ordered an everything bagel with cream cheese. The bagel itself was ok but lacked chewiness. The cream cheese was terrible. It had a strangely sweet aftertaste that clashed with the everything seasoning. I really wanted to like Bruegger's because it's so conveniently located but unfortunately my first experience was disappointing. Next time I'll stick to a sweet bagel/cream cheese or a sandwich. read more

I was really torn about how to rate Bruegger's, in the kind of way that you are torn when trying to choose between trident and dentine. In most of the ways that matter, there is nothing especially bad or good about the choice, but when you think too much about it, all sorts of normally irrelevant details seem really important. In terms of food it ts a bagel place, interchangeable with most other bagel places in the world. In fact, I think that the bagels here are actually quite decent. They are not quite the quintessential bagel you would expect if you have spent any time in Montreal or New York (the kind that is not quite imitated by Zingerman's), but they are closer to this on the bagel continuum than their nearest neighbor (Panera): Bruegger's bagels are boiled and do not have that annoying "bready" texture that fagle (fake bagels) often have. What they put on the bagels is generally so-so. Your best bet is probably the freshest, warmest bagels they have and a side of cream cheese or butter... Taking a step back and considering the business as a whole, I feel ambivalent because on one hand, they have an excellent space upstairs (lots of bright light) that is perfect for studying (free wifi) and the staff are all really friendly. They also have an awesome coffee club card. You pay 120 in late Oct/early Nov and you get bottomless coffee and softdrinks for fourteen months. If you need to walk at all near this place on your way to school/work this is a really good deal that is worth investing in. The coffee is not great but it is passable morning fuel - on par with Espresso Royale and far better than Starbucks and lets be honest, there is a certain beauty to the logic of a bottomless cup coffee card that makes you feel prepared to face nearly any crisis. The biggest con here is simply the service. The staff are nice, but the store layout seems to prevent efficient work - people seem to be tripping over each other and there is no obvious system to how sandwiches get made. Thus the line moves in fits and starts and is always backed up in the morning rush. It is hard to predict how much time your order will take. Although they have gotten better with this, they also seem to run out of coffee with alarming frequency, which further slows things down. Newsflash: you will sell coffee on Monday morning, so invest in a system where you can actually tell you are running low, and brew more in advance when it seems like you are running out. tldr: bagels better than Panera but sandwiches worse. Nice space and people, but service takes longer than it has to. read more

Alright. I know it's a chain. I know it's boring. I know it's a place my mom would take me. HOWEVER, the one, small, lovely item that keeps me coming here is the: Jalapeno Cheddar Bagel w/ Egg White I warn you, it's addictive and may heavily alter your state of mind about what you've been missing your entire adult breakfast life. Wi-fi is okay. Location is superb. read more

Not bad bagels. Too bad it's hard to park nearby. PS: for history buffs: this was the site of the very famous and much loved Drake's candy, ice cream, and sandwich shop, in business for at least 60 years, never changed its 1930s decor (and for its last few years, never changed the aging candy corn in the shop window). read more

"Hi, welcome to Bruegger's. We're incredibly understaffed even when there are only four customers here, so you'll have to wait in line for 10 minutes until we can get to you. Alright. Oh, you're here for lunch? Well, for $8 you can get a decent, albeit incredibly small sandwich and a drink. Cool, you want that? You've got it. Alright now, uh, um, hmm; I'm going to go search for lettuce in the back for about 3 minutes. You just sit tight again. Alright, so is this for here or to-go? If you choose here, there are a few tables by the counter that haven't been bussed in the last 4 hours; if you like eating in someone else's crumbs, those will work out great. Oh, the seating upstairs? Yeah, it's just as buck nasty up there too. Oh, you want this to-go then? Alright, then your total for this tiny bagel sandwich and 16 oz fountain drink will be $7.84. Take care, thanks for stopping by." No. I have to admit that my sandwich was pretty good, but it wasn't great. Although my sandwich will earn Bruegger's an additional star, the service was abysmally slow, the food was far too expensive, and they didn't seem to like the idea of bussing their tables. read more

Some of the best service I've ever had. Their farmhouse bagel sandwich has helped me do well on numerous job interviews and exams. Thanks Bruegger's! read more

I would not recommend coming here. It is not a great place for bagels. But it is the A-OK place for bagels in Ann Arbor. I have not found anything better. Zingermans bagels are always hard as rocks. I once dropped a bag of zingermans bagels on my foot and broke two bones in my toes. read more

Let me tell you why Bruegger's can up their game: 1. The cream cheese application process on each and every bagel is terrible. They INAPPROPRIATELY spread their cream cheese. You take a bite of your toasted goodness on your way to class, and the cream cheese squeezes out the side and it's just annoying. Also annoying: most of it ends up in the hole in the middle of the bagel. I don't have a solution for this problem, but I don't own a bagel store. It still tastes good, but it adds an irritation to my morning when I have to use my finger to appropriately spread my cream cheese. 2. Oh, you want a breakfast bagel with egg cheese and bacon on an asiago bagel? great! you want it toasted? nope. They won't toast your asiago bagel. They won't do it. Why not, Bruegger's? Einstein's would do it for me. We are college students who have 3 dollars in our bank account and when we splurge and buy an asiago breakfast bagel to treat ourselves to something pleasant on the way to a terrible organic chemistry lecture, we'd like it to be toasted. We'd also like our cream cheese to be spread appropriately throughout the bagel so we don't have to use our hands. Throw out your B- game Bruegger's, and bring your A game to the plate. read more

Even though I don't love bagels, some of their sandwiches are good enough to convert non believers. I say some not all because the plain bagels and egg sandwiches are average. Try their specialty sandwiches instead: the southwest sunrise and smoked salmon are both quite tasty. If you're looking to be healthier, they do have salads! Decent deli salad and comes (of course) with bagel bites. Music is on the louder side for these types of places. (Think Espresso Royale volume vs Noodles) The playlist is upbeat but could see how it could be distracting if you want quiet. Head up to the second floor for a nice study spot overlooking N University/State :) read more

Breugger's get my business regularly. I always order the Salmon Bagel (smoked salmon), very yummy. It' comes to $7.something. I tried to save some money once and ordered one of the egg bagels and was not impressed. Tried the coffee once, was not impressed and it was too expensive. Sometimes the music is too loud. read more

5 for food 3 for Atmosphere 1 for how rude the line prep guy Craig, was. My friend told me about this place and i love the food its perfect for breakfast in the mornings in A2 when your busy working because they are fast and delicious. But while the gentleman make my food i would appreciate if the Employees wouldn't comment on their costumers before their own eyes. the comment was rude and none of your business to even speak on. Thanks for the embarrassment in front of other customers and your fellow employees. i will take my business next door to Penera Bread until you are replaced. Have some integrity next time, please. read more

I have only visited once, and I usually try to review things a few times before judging, but I'm not sure I plan on coming back. This place has basic bagels, nothing really special. I will say they have a fairly broad variety of cream cheeses and bagel types, so that was a plus, but nothing exotic. I got the cinnamon sugar bagel with honey nut cream cheese. For some reason the girl behind the counter kept saying they could not toast that kind (not sure why) so she put it in the microwave. Ew. They were also pretty slow (e.g the girl was chatting with her co-worker while I was waiting to get rung up) even though I was the only person in there. I also got a hot coco that was extremely bland and sugary, like you'd expect from a chain. For me it's a strong skip, but if you're a huge bagel lover you might give it a try. read more

I got the egg, pastrami, and swiss. It was a perfect delight, albeit a pricey one for a bagel. Not much else to say.

Bruegger's used to have a nice, interpersonal experience when ordering--you could tell the person assembling your bagel exactly what you wanted. However, they have shifted to a computerized system that is not only much slower than the previous one, but inaccurate. In other words, cross your fingers that you will get what you ordered. I used to go there every morning, before the transition. Now I go there once every month at most. I simply cannot recommend. You aren't going to get what you want (extra vegetables, the right type of mustard--forget about it--and I was happy to pay). Whoever had the brain storm to change to this new system should go back to school. read more

I absolutely love their bagels, sooooo good! The parking is a little hectic but if you're craving a bagel, it's totally worth it. The friendly staff there also make it better read more

One of my favorites is their rosemary olive oil bagels, unique to Bruegger's. I tend to buy bagels in bulk and they offer pre-bagged day-old bagels at the rate of six for ~$3.50, but I wish they put an assortment of flavors in those packages. I have always found seating on the ground level, though I like that their is additional seating is upstairs in a room with windows, as opposed to underground like other cafes. read more

If you're looking for the most mediocre way to start your mundane, average-Joe day, head to Bruegger's. Here you will find a wide variety of meh-tasting bagels accompanied by an assortment of lackluster cream cheese. I went with the vegetable cream cheese, a personal favorite, and was blown away but Bruegger's seemingly relentless drive to delivery no more than ordinary grocery-store-tasting dairy. Make sure to ask for extra toasted, as "toasted" seems to mean no more than "warm" at Bruegger's. The service was fine, they took my order and gave me a nice smile. Overall Bruegger's is the place to go when your first, second, and third favorite breakfast joints are packed. read more

Fair selection of bagels and tasty breakfast sandwiches. I like the upstairs seating for studying or chatting. Since the remodel the line for ordering is very confusing. Upon entering, the sign says order at the register, but the line started at the back of the shop. It creating an embarrassing experience and I ended up walking out. Please don't post the sign if it's not to be followed. Or simply take it down to avoid creating awkward experiences for guests. read more

The finest asiago bagel I've ever had. I know the north east boasts the best in all things bagels (something in the water?). I've had my share of bagels from that side of the land and they are indeed the best. BUT my statement stands as such. For an asiago, Ann Arbor's Bruegger's is on top. Ok it is possible that the one bagel that I had was a rare jewel and it was just a one time thing. But it's good enough to convince me that I'll be going back for another chance at asiago perfection. read more