Always delicious breakfast Consistent. Best bagels and…read morenova very reasonable. Can't beat a 15 count dozen on the bagels.

We came here because we were at a volleyball tournament at Park Vista HS and had a few hours in…read morebetween to grab lunch. I know that people had come here and enjoyed their bagels so we went. The service was good. I got a Greek salad with a bialy (I wanted bagel chips but not cinnamon and that was confusing to them so I decided this would be best). My husband got a reuben sandwich minus the sauerkraut and really liked it. Though the fries weee a major disappointment- asked for rhem well done and they were very oily and tasteless. Big plug - they are in the coupon book for Palm Beach County so if you have it use it! You buy two drinks (iced coffee for us) and two entrees! Nice savings and nice food. it is like a diner so it's super casual!

I've visited H&H Bagels on two occasions. The first visit was last week to purchase a gift card for…read morea friend's birthday. The second visit was today to purchase a breakfast sandwich after my workout. I ordered the egg white, avocado, and tomato on a jalapeño cheddar bagel to go. The restaurant was very clean and for the most part the staff were friendly. I asked one of the staff for the Wi-Fi password as I was waiting in line to order. She directed me to the wall in the dining room. While I appreciate the guidance, I don't think it would've killed her to provide me with the password being I was waiting in line. The ingredients on my sandwich were very fresh and I appreciate the foil wrapping to ensure the product stays hot. I wasn't wowed by the actual bagel. It didn't hold a candle to neighboring establishments and I found it to be average. For convenience sake and because the ingredients are fresh, I would return. The bagels are good just not the best I've ever eaten.

Stopped by for a quick breakfast and tried the spicy sausage egg sandwich with a guava lemonade…read more The total was around $16. The restaurant is located in the Nora District, which has a nice atmosphere and scenery. The restaurant was clean, and the staff was friendly. The sandwich was decent but nothing that really stood out. Overall, it was an okay breakfast stop.

This review is for catering. We were all treated to a breakfast that was sent by someone who wanted…read moreto do something special for us. They did a fabulous job and the feast they provided was enjoyed by all of us. I indulged in a giant blueberry muffin that was the size of my head, and it was loaded with blueberries. They didn't skimp that's for sure, as there was a blueberry in every bite. This hasn't been my favorite bagel chain, but I have to give credit where credit is due. I will consider using them in the future if I need to cater an event, or just do something nice for a group of people.

Brooklyn Water Bagel never fails.. I don't go to this location often but whenever I do, they are…read morequick, efficient and friendly, no matter how busy they are. I tried something new on the menu today. The avocado BLT. It was amazing!!! Definitely worth a try.

Great place for a quick breakfast! Lots of staff around to make sure you are being helped. Very…read moreclean and organized.

Our party been here many times previously and it was all good. Last week one of us found a long…read moreblack hair inside the egg omelet that cost $15.95. She was credited $10. when asked if kitchen help wearing hairnets told said yes. Uh NO, only one black guy knit hat, but waiter/waitresses also passing through the kitchen that morning and no one we observed that morning matched this hair. How did it get there? Also, it was more chaotic and orders mixed up, wait for one item get three, asked for coke to go never got, nothing seem to go right. One side requested three times never showed up until time to leave. We are going to take a break for a while before coming back.

First timer at PopUp Bagels, I was pleasantly surprised to get in and out without a crazy line. As…read moresoon as I arrived I was welcomed by two young ladies that were warm and kind especially considering the last few days I've had they truly made my morning. They explained the menu and let me know it would be a few minutes until the bagels were out of the oven. Took a walk around the area as I don't get out to West Palm much, stopped by the local Starbucks. I returned for my order, the bagels were so warm it was tough drive back without sneaking one. Everyone loved them, we shared with some of the nurses that have been caring for my mom this week. Rave reviews all around, I can't wait to come back and try the other spreads. 10000/10 if in the area or if you have it available on Uber Eats give PopUp Bagels a try.

An eye catching new bagel shop between CityPlace and the Kravis Center in West Palm Beach. They…read moreare open from 7:00 AM until four in the afternoon, the Shop was bright inviting and lured me inside. I was intrigued. There are five different bagels and lots of different things to Schmear on top. There are special Schmear's for the week the change on Thursday. Today's choices were plain, salt, sesame, everything and poppy bagels. The smears were plain, salty, scallion, vanilla berry butter & cake, batter cream cheese. What sent me back was that I couldn't get a single bagel or a sample, the smallest purchase is three bagels one Schmear for $15. The New York Times said this week "The first sign of private equity's interest in bagels came in 2023, when the food-focused fund Stripes invested $8 million in PopUp Bagels, just three months after its founder Adam Goldberg opened the first brick-and-mortar shop in the West Village of Manhattan. (His "grip, rip and dip" way of eating bagels hot, torn into pieces and dipped into cream cheese went viral during the pandemic.) Last year, Stripes became majority owner of the company with an additional $27 million investment. On Friday, PopUp Bagels opened its 29th shop, in Washington, D.C., generating a line so long that the local NBC News affiliate showed up."

My coworker asked if I wanted to join her. Told her yes but the walk back may be brutal in the sun…read more We still decided to make the four block trek. I was pleasantly surprised that the terrible smell that had smacked me on the face upon opening the entrance door was finally gone. The hostess sat us at a table and took our drink order. I asked if I could get the pastrami with cheese on a croissant as the bread was toasted too hard my last visit. I also opted for onion rings as my side. I was delighted with the look of my plate when it arrived. Pastrami looked and tasted absolutely perfect on the light and fluffy croissant. I even got a side of Russian dressing to add a hint of spice to everything. Toojays has certainly redeemed themselves in my eyes and I look forward to my next visit.

We used to come here a lot with my mom. And since we hadn't been in a while, we decided to stop by…read morefor lunch. They had a "pick too" which appealed -- soup or sandwich or salad. I decided to get matzah ball soup and half a corned beef sandwich on rye. The soup was very good. And it was served first, and was hot in a small bowl. My husband really liked his beef cabbage soup, too. My sandwich, however, was awful. The bread was decent, but the meat tasted so processed -- like baloney. After we pointed it out, the manager told me it had been cut wrong (with the grain). He cut some more corned beef "correctly" and brought it back. It still wasn't very good. Slightly better, but I told my husband it could have been canned ham. The manager said they changed suppliers a few years back. I think they need to change again. My husband's chopped liver was a much better choice. It came with lettuce and tomato. Oh, and of the sides, I liked the red bliss potato salad better than their coleslaw -- which had a lot of mayo in it. Bottom line -- come for breakfast or deli, but skip the corned beef.

The service in here was excellent. The food in here is even better. The ambience is terrific…read more Please come to Buffalo New York. Every time we come to Florida we come to a First Watch.

Visiting from NYC we decided to try out this place for breakfast…read more Great decor. Service was top notch and breakfast was well designed and taste great as well. Will come back if in the area. Thank you.

Okay I literally just pulled this place up on a whim and I'm not kidding when I say I'm so glad I…read moredid. This place feels like it's a boutique urban spot from Chicago- super clean but tight atmosphere. My wife and I split a egg cheese and ham brekkie sandwich with a chocolate croissant and my Lord I can see why the French gave this place a "You can be on the same planet as us" award thing. The croissant was crispy (a little dense) but really good. They also handed out almond croissant samples which was so insanely soft and sweet and good. Staff was super friendly and didn't give us that rushed feel which was great. Nothing to complain about except the sandwich was a little "light" in terms of how much was on it but still great.

I recently came here to try their pastries. I got there. Pain au chocolate. It was pretty good, I…read morewish it was a bit more flaky. Service was good. Ambience was nice, lots of seating if you decide to dine in.