Food was good but the lady at the counter doesn't speak English at all you can't understand her and…read morequite frankly I don't think she understands English I had to repeat myself multiple times times and corrected my order multiple times because she kept putting the wrong thing. Maybe put her in the back and have somebody who speaks proper English so you can understand and not struggle don't mean to be rude just honest

I hate to pile on after reading the reviews- but I think the management isn't making an effort if…read morethe reviews sound pretty much the same as what I experienced. I've been going to this Noah's for years and I always get the same thing for myself in addition to 4 unsliced bagels to go. The lox sandwich with a chocolate chip cookie. I love it! The customer service seems generally ok actually. The only difference I've noticed is that a man who I always assumed was the owner or manager seemed negative toward whatever group of kids was working ( almost always hard). It really bothers me when managers are rude to their staff. But The lox bagel is always very good so I keep going. I dropped by at lunch today and had the strangest experience. I ordered the usual and added 2 sesame and 2 plain bagels to go. Same old, same old. I am not sure if the 2 boys and woman working today were related or not. Their grasp of English was not very good but after repeating myself several times, I thought we had made the effort to submit the order. I was told that I couldn't have a cookie ( the choc chip cookies are the bomb). I thought it was odd, but I was tired of explaining so I moved aside to wait for my order. Hmmmm - maybe they are cutting back? The worst is that I used Apple Pay, added the tip but didn't look at the total. Ugh. Then I experience an unusually long wait and notice the lady who ordered before me is not happy with the order she received after her long wait. Rut row. I finally get my order and by then the line has gotten quite long. Of course, since they didn't bag the bagels right away when I ordered ( they usually do) the kind I ordered and paid for is not available. I made another choice anyway and decided to be flexible. The bag with the sandwich seems oddly light. Ugh. When I open the bag in my car, I discover a bagel with too much cream cheese but no lox. They charged me correctly for what they interpreted as my order- but I stopped for my fav sandwich so I drag myself back into the store. Luckily I caught the woman making food at the pick up counter. After the difficult communication exchange, I offered to pay the difference and get what I originally wanted- the damn lox bagel and the cookie . Now people waiting have watched every exchange and are now laughing but I am being cordial despite the lady I'm negotiating with appears annoyed with me. I now really understand that the grasp of English is not just not there. No apology, no what can I do to resolve the error approach was offered, no agreement to let me pay the difference. They wipe off the heaping mound of cream cheese at my request and I watch her add the lox, etc. She is very light on the ingredients but at this point, I want to pay and get out of there. She turns around and slides the rewrapped lox bagel across the counter. I ask for the cookie and to pay the difference. She refused to give/sell me the cookie and had the strangest smile on her face. I ask for the manager who I'm told went for a walk. The manager should be managing this hopeless situation. I guess I need to find a new place for lox bagels. Apparently there's no one who cares about the success of this Noah's Bagels. I know I'm not doing that again. Maybe just the Pleasanton Noah's? Edit after business reply: I thought about this situation last night and what I have written. In order to run a good business, you have to support your employees. The three people there were doing their best. Between the language gap, probably a cultural difference, support from an experienced manager, and lack of training - they understandably struggled. It's not them I'm boycotting- it's the management. If you value your customers and employees and want to make a profit change something! There are lots of people who want to work in a well managed business who pays fairly. Don't apologize to every reviewer because it falls flat.

Have visited Bagel Street 3-4 times before reviewing. How…read moreconsistent they've been is why they are getting my vote. I've ordered pizza bagel, sandwich bagel, plain with cream cheese, lox sandwich and no matter what I've ordered, it's been a good bagel. Lunch time could be a little hectic, especially if you're driving and looking for parking. There is also sometimes a line but the staff is quick and courteous. I've never had an issue with anything I've ordered. Def would love to be there more than once a week but since my favorite is the fresh lox sandwich, I can't afford to come in more than once in a while! Although I've only ordered to go I've noticed that there is always tables available to sit at and the area is fairly clean.

Very busy - line is out the door. Bagel is fresh, soft, yet crispy. Egg and veggies inside were…read morebland, needed flavor! Salt, pepper, and ketchup couldn't help it....

My husband and I were on a work trip in Oakland and I was dying for a matcha on our long drive back…read morehome to Las Vegas, so we stopped at Grounded! Although this was a tad off the freeway, it was easy to find with plenty of parking. There were beautiful trees & plants outside, which also surrounded the patio area. There was a good amount of seating inside as well as one gender neutral restroom. I thought the one seating counter with built-in phone chargers was awesome. The space was clean with a modern yet rustic feel. The employees were fairly friendly and made our drinks rather quickly. I got a matcha latte with oat milk & brown sugar vanilla syrup added. They had so many unique syrup options that I had a tough time ultimately deciding, but the brown sugar vanilla was honestly such a great choice. I'm an absolute matcha snob and make my own at home all the time; the one I had at Grounded was quite delicious and I could tell they use a higher quality matcha than most other coffee shops, which made me happy. My husband went simple with a cold brew coffee and said it had a good flavor with low acidity, which he very much enjoyed. Next time we have to drive to/from Oakland for work, we'll be stopping in again and my husband will likely be taking a bag of beans home too now that he knows the coffee quality was high. Great little gem in Livermore!

I wouldn't have ever come across this coffee shop if it wasn't on Yelp!…read more This cafe is tucked away in the corner in a plaza off Isabel. I was kindly greeted when I entered and ordered a basic latte with oat milk. My latte was legit! The coffee was strong, and more on the nutty side. The oat milk added a bit of creaminess to it. I wasn't able to finish the whole thing as it was quite caffeinated, but finished it the next day. Cute shop. Please note that they have early hours and close at 2pm

I have to admit, I've never been here during the day for the coffee. But I went with my buddies…read moreduring the evening to the speakeasy, and wow! Talk about a really cool ambiance. It's tiki style, which honestly is super fun (especially with the bird noises!). The service was good, I have no complaints at all. My drink (can't remember the name, but it was coconut 'loco' ) was REALLY good. The drinks range from $16-$22 from what I saw, so somewhere from the median to the upper scale pricing. One of my buddies got the old fashion soda, which he liked, and another got the monkey drink. We didn't get to order any substantial food this round, but I'll be coming for the rum cake and spam misubi! Overall I'd 100% come back here, and highly recommend it for an escape out of your typical downtown livermore cocktail bar. Great job Rosetta! Keep the themes coming!!

I enjoy supporting baristas and regularly tip 20% or more when service is great. My concern isn't…read moretippingit's the payment process. During my visit, the Toast POS system appeared to have a 15% tip already selected, and it was added to my transaction. When customers are in a hurry, it's easy to approve a payment without noticing a preset tip. Tipping should be a deliberate choice, not a default setting. I was also surprised that Rosetta Roasting does not accept cash. While businesses can choose their payment methods, I believe customers should still have the option to pay with legal U.S. currency. The coffee and staff were good. My feedback is directed at the payment policies, which I hope management will reconsider.

Omg yes! I love a messy sandwich or bagel. Loaded & delicious. Only open til 3pm I believe…read more Everyone here is always nice & the service is fast.

Bagel shop/Café located in a strip mall in Pleasanton. I think this is a Chain, but I'm not 100%…read moresure. Either way it still has the vibes of a moment pop shop because I think the franchise owner or at least manager was there when we came in. Strip miles per large, so there's plenty of parking. The spot is clean and bright. There's a good selection of both bagels and spreads. The menu is solid as well. Came here when I was in town with family to grab some bites after a night of drinking I end up getting a sesame bagel with lox schmear and a coffee. It definitely hit the spot. I'm not sure if it was because we got here really early but the place was really chill and we were in and out really quick. Great spot to grab bagels at more than reasonable prices.

I have been coming to Bagel Bakery of Dublin since I was a child. Amazing quality all around, the…read moreregular bagels, breakfast sandwiches, and BAGEL DOGS!!! The vibe is super comforting, come as you are. Most of the time I'm rolling up in a T-shirt, basketball shorts, and flip flops. Wrote this review because I don't think of giving reviews to my regular spots, but, I should. Today I had a large order and they forgot to charge me for some items. No big deal to me lol, but they apologized and even gave me a free bagel. Super nice family running it, always the same young man holding down on the weekends with mom and pop. PSA!!! Gotta get here early for the scored garlic bagel.

This still IS the oldest bagel shop in the Tri Valley that still serves, fam owned and custo.wr…read morefrie dly, they rush so you can gonto work. Plain to jalapeño and more spreads and og from west dub know it's tye Bagel place fresh daily. It's worth a try if on the west side of Dub maybe going in to the city or sj for work commute. Way in the back and on the southwest side, don't forget you don't have to take Regional, you can co.e in back like pb from San Ramon Valley Blvd turn right before Amador Valley blvd. Behind Mike's camera a dn Asian bank not new Hanme. They have egg and meat items options for your hearty morning not just bagels a d spreads. So.etime seasonal fruit ones too. Try once, you just might be a regular.

We stopped in to this coffee shop on a warm day. They had a variety of drinks and shakes and even…read moreenergy drink options! I got the half tea half lemonade drink and it was very refreshing and perfectly sweet and what I expected it to be. My boyfriend got the coffee cake latte with oatmilk which had good flavor and was not overly sweet!

Great place to work and grab a little treat!! I ordered an iced green tea with lavender + the…read morespinach and cheese croissant - so good. Ashlyn was extremely helpful with ordering and provided recommendations and alternatives.

My husband stops by here and says the staff is always super friendly. Muffins are delicious! We…read morerecently tried the banh mi. Also good, loved the bread they used. Small shop and there is always a crowd.

I've had this place once and I literally can't stop thinking about going back. I was in the area…read moreand was persuaded by the five stars, and it did not disappoint. They have a wide selection of bagel sandwich options and bagels to choose from. All of them are made right in front of you and the staff is super kind. Additionally, the sandwiches are well- served and super filling. I got a club on a garlic bagel and it was a 10/10. The garlic bagel isn't overwhelming and adds the perfect touch to the sandwich. It's a small place with a couple of tables and chair for seating. I'd say it's definitely more of a grab and go place, perfect for breakfast or lunch!!