Still my favorite bagel spot in Astoria. Weekdays are calm and great for sitting to do work (I…read moredon't think there are outlets available). Super fast service and nice interior. Warm in the winter months. Great place.

Good service, good vibes and great food. Love the BEC bagel and the chai lattes! The bacon scallion…read moreCC is a good too.

Ate here today for brunch before going to work. I definitely gotten the lox cream cheese on a…read moretoasted poppy seed bagel with a side of bottle of cranberry juice that it had tasted really good and delicious. The service there was also attentive and super quick. Finally, I would definitely eat and come back again next time.

Good tasty bagels at top tasty bagel joint in jackson heights that has tables to sit which works…read morefor me as I got 2 hours before cuzs flight arrives . Many different types of bagels and spreads , pastries, sandwiches and Mexican food if you are in the mood . Pumpernickel bagel with egg whites and tomatoes, blueberry muffin and orange juice will have me a bit sluggish at 10 am but that's ok cause I can walk it off when I roam around the airport for a bit . Good bagels and that's important when the name is Top tasty bagel .4 stars on my yelp meter .

Poppy's Bagels at LaGuardia Airport was a pleasant surprise. I ordered the Turkey Avocado Egg &…read moreCheese on a bagel, and the portion size alone impressed me--it was huge and definitely worth it. Everything tasted fresh, the bagel was delicious, and the combination of turkey, avocado, egg, and cheese worked perfectly together. I'm usually not a big tater tot person, but even those were surprisingly good. This breakfast absolutely hit the spot before my flight and kept me full for hours. Airport food can be hit or miss, but Poppy's definitely delivered. If you're passing through LaGuardia and need a hearty breakfast, this is a solid choice.

Great pre-flight breakfast.. Right across from my gate! Easy…read moreordering system...breakfast was served quickly, generous portion & well prepared....coffee was delicious...and I'm picky. Thanks for a good start to my travel day!

I had a recent experience with Parva that really stood out to me. An order I placed came out…read moreincorrectly, but what impressed me most was how they handled it. The staff member who called me was honest, direct, and took responsibility right away. Shortly after, the owner himself came personally to my pharmacy to replace the items at no cost. That level of accountability and professionalism is something you don't see often. It really speaks to the kind of business they run and the respect they have for their customers. Beyond that, their food has always been consistently delicious. This experience just reinforced why I'll continue supporting them. Highly recommend Parva to anyone in the Elmhurst and Jackson Heights community -- not just for the food, but for their integrity and care.

Can't believe they don't sell the passionfruit cheesecake anymore, it was divine…read more 1/5 Passionfruit smoothie $5.75- love sour stuff but this was so sour I couldn't finish it, I know I said I'll take regular sugar but maybe the employee didn't hear me cuz there was no hint of sugar, they charge .25 for whole milk, crazy 2/5 matcha croissant? We need real matcha here, this stuff was so sweet & not very matcha tasting, disappointing

I've been here a bunch of times and for the most part I always just order my usual which is the…read moreavocado egg white sandwich but on a warp. The sandwich itself is good just wish it was a bit bigger for the price you pay. But I have to say each time I had it the sandwich was good. I never had any of their bagels so can't really speak on that but they do look pretty good. Overall their menu is pretty decent and you can order pretty much anything and customize anything they have as well. The staff is very nice and the place has plenty of seating in the back and outside as well.

K+L has a lot of things going for it, but I'm skipping breakfast…read more This place is in a great location. Whether you're in the neighborhood or just East, you're likely going to pass it on the way to the train. With solid outdoor picnic-style tables, it's a fantastic alternative to Espresso 77. Inside there's some more great seating with a high counter, plenty of more large tables and some smaller ones. Queing up to order is fairly straightforward and the large hanging menu makes it easy to figure out what you might like. IMHO, sandwiches are the go-to. You get exactly what you expect and the price point is reasonable. What I would absolutely avoid is breakfast sandwiches. Prices on those is far less reasonable. Overall, you get exactly what you expect here and it's nice to have it as a neighborhood option.

TBH this is probably my favorite bagel shop in queens. Used to come here often when I worked in…read morethe area and lived in queens. Absolutely love their cinnamon walnut raisin cream cheese. Pairs well with any of their bagels. Bagels are soft and chewy with a crispy outer. I typically get the vanilla chai latte and it doesn't disappoint either. Place is clean and service is always friendly and welcoming. If you drive, meter parking is right outside. Will come back as often I can if I need a bagel and I'm in the area.

10 out of 10! This place is a whole vibe. The bagels are great. They have so many options. They…read morehave tofu cream cheese that is like wow. And the service is great. Their gluten free bagels are delicious. I highly recommend.

There are certain gimmicks that I don't subscribe to, which is any kind of fusion in bagel form…read more (#1) Between The Bagel proved me wrong, in a way that I haven't fully yet recovered and as a result has become a go-to destination for me whenever I'm back in Astoria. They've done such an outstanding job across the board (customer service, price, food, etc.) that I am constantly thinking about going back. Located on the constantly busy (#2) 30th Ave, one wouldn't notice this place as being any different from any other bagel shop. There's hardly any seating but a steady stream of customers all throughout the day. The NSFW signage (#3) keeps the place fresh and interesting, if not extremely memorable. The first thing that is offered (and often complimentary) is their fried rice balls, dubbed "Ben's Balls" that are mixed with seasoned rice, kimchi, topped with a gochujang mayo that would wake up any sleepyhead. Each bite had a nice crunch, but the lingering effect of the kimchi makes it addicting. It is the ultimate complementary snack, a desired, potluck item, and frankly genius. This is not something I would ever consider getting out a bagel shop, but having had them I would gladly buy them by the dozens. Most folks are here for the Seoul Meets Bagel (SMB) and rightfully so: it's layered with chopped bulgogi meat, cheese, egg, kimchi, topped with gochujang mayo and is packed with flavor. While the dank ass pork sandwich is a crude name, but it's not hard to see why it's one of their best sellers. Their regular bagels are also excellent. Folks who are expecting a large variety of cream cheese may find it disappointing that there's only a handful in the display, but they do have lox, bacon scallion, tofu cream cheese, and some flavored cream cheese. For what it's worth, my toasted everything bagel with lox was fabulous. It was pillowy soft, nicely toasted, and extremely filling. Offering Korean savory bagels wouldn't be complete without actual Korean fare, which is also a part of their larger than expected menu. It includes items such as Korean fried chicken, kimbap, pajeon (various), bibimbap, kalbi, ramyum, and mandoo. This is in addition to the burgers, breakfast platters and sandwiches, and a number of pastries. The staff is mostly Spanish and English speaking, in addition to the owner Ben who brings Korean to the table. Prices are very reasonable for Astoria and I'm hoping they continue to stay that way. This spot is the ultimate neighborhood spot and I'm insanely jealous of all the residents in the area that get to enjoy this on the regular. ___________ (#1) Why mess with something that doesn't need changing? Oh, because palate + innovation. (#2) And incredibly gentrified. (#3) One sign reads: "My happy place is when I tell people to .... FU, KMA, MF, STFU, SOB, SMD." Oh how New York.

I've been her once only so far but definitely want to come back. Ben is such a character but in a…read moregood way. He is super friendly even as a first time customer. We came in and he knew we were first time customers from just us looking at the menu. We ordered the bulgogi and chicken bagel sandwiches, along with a side of onion rings, but afterwards he whipped out 2 free Ben's balls for us to try. They were really tasty and a nice snack if I didn't want a sandwich. While we waited, he talked to us more, especially since we weren't from Astoria but happened to be around there so we wanted to try it out. While we were waiting he also whipped out some nutella banana pudding and he told us to just help ourselves. It was super tasty and it was also funny because the sugar made me really happy since I was hungry already. He told me I looked really happy as I was eating it LOL, which I definitely was. After getting the sandwiches, the guy who was at the register also gave us 2 sour patch kids out of nowhere. The vibes here are fun and you definitely see Ben having fun while shouting orders to the back and engaging with customers. As for the food itself, the sandwiches were PACKED. It was hard to get my mouth around either one of them. I split them with my boyfriend so we could try both. The bulgogi one was really good but i felt like it could have used some kimchi to cut some of the richness and add a little more dimension to it. I actually enjoyed the chicken one a bit more because it felt like Korean fried chicken put into a bagel. It was soy garlic too which I love with korean fried chicken. I have also been meaning to go back because I have been craving that after having it. The sandwiches were so filling that even though we split both of them, I wasnt able to finish it and saved it for later. The onion rings weren't my favorite because they were kinda ones you find in the frozen section of the grocery store, but then again you wouldnt come here for those anyways. Aside from their specialty sandwiches, they also make regular bagel sandwiches and their prices are really great for what you find in NYC these days. I would definitely come back and recommend people to try their specialty bagel sandwiches.

Good food, good service, and good value! We had breakfast…read morethere as a group. The owner was nice too.

The establishment is very spacious with a little mart of canned goods as well. It's cool that you…read morecan peek into their kitchen. The staff was efficient and it was not very crowded at noon on a Saturday. The bagel was okay with a bit on the dry side. It very lightly toasted.