Wow - what great bagels and schmear - the bagels are huge and perfect. They also have very unique…read morecream cheeses - I really liked the jalapeno flavor. Untoasted, it was chewy and fluffy at the same time; perfect. I bet it would also be good toasted the next day. Authentic, NY bagels.

Wow is right. These are very good bagels. My bacon, egg & cheese was freshly prepared and worth…read morethe wait. The bagels had the proper texture. Finally! Pay in cash so you don't have to pay a fee for using a credit card.

James Oliver Coffee Co. in Corktown is one of my favorite places to work remotely. The atmosphere…read morestrikes the perfect balance--comfortable, welcoming, and professional without being overly quiet or distracting. The coffee is consistently excellent, and they offer a great selection of sandwiches and food if you're planning to stay for a few hours. Unlike some coffee shops that can get overwhelmingly loud, James Oliver maintains a noise level that makes it easy to focus while still feeling lively. What really sets it apart is that you can comfortably take meetings here without worrying about excessive background noise, and it's equally great for getting work done between calls. If you're looking for a coffee shop in Detroit with great coffee, good food, and a productive work environment, James Oliver is definitely worth a visit.

The first couple of times that I went here and ordered from this location it was perfect. The food…read moreis so good, customer service is great! But this recent visit to Detroit I have ordered Uber Eats from here two days this week and both times my order was wrong. The first time I ordered an avocado, egg and cheese on a bagel and got egg and cheese on a bagel. Uber Eats refunded me $.83. Today I ordered a bagel with cream cheese (kind of hard to mess up, so it was safe) and a latte with white chocolate sauce and oat milk. Instead I got a regular mocha latte. Extremely bitter and unpleasant. I would definitely go back in person again to order so I can check my orders, but I will never order Uber Eats from here ever again.

Went today for Father's Day and as expected even at 8am the line was out the door. However they are…read morealways well staffed and today the line moved super fast. We got two volcanos and a bacon egg and cheese on everything and some bagels for tomorrow. Soooo good! You can't go wrong with anything you order. Love the new tables set outside for the nice weather. It's perfect.

If you're just grabbing a plain bagel to go, the bagels themselves are decent--definitely better…read morethan what you'd typically get at a place like Kroger. However, our experience with their breakfast sandwiches was disappointing. We ordered three sandwiches--two breakfast sandwiches and a salmon lox bagel--and were told they don't toast the bagels. Instead, they warm them in the microwave, which made them soggy and doughy. It's surprising for a bakery to microwave bagels for sandwiches rather than toast them. My dad couldn't even finish his because it turned into a dense, doughy ball. It's unfortunate, because the people working there were very nice.

Delicious bagel and green onion cream cheese and fast and personable service. Inside is pretty…read moresimple but the bagels are great

Haven't been here in years. I remember this place was jumping back in the days. Don't know if they…read morestill make their bagels. Place is empty in the morning. Worst of all the coffee is awful. Must be new owners. Thought I would just drop by to see what it was like. Not coming back.

Best bagel I have had here. Can still recall the yummy everything bagel with a smear. Nice central…read morelocation with friendly people.

New owners here at Barry Bagels & it seems to be doing well. The honey wheat bagel with strawberry…read morecream cheese was sooooo good. Perfect for a quick bagel sandwich or breakfast.

Coffee was hot just how I like it and pastry was delicious price very reasonable and customer…read moreservice was fabulous

Cappuccino and masala chai latte was good but pricey. I wish they had something good to eat. Mango…read moresmoothie was too sweet and from concentrate. Total for 3 drinks was $24. Only advantage, its good ambience and at terminal D.

I so appreciate that they have vegan cream cheese and vegan sandwich iron option! Huge plus for…read morethat. I really enjoyed my vegan special sandwich, although the bagels are much smaller than I'm used to. My hubby on the other hand didn't like his sausage and egg bagel. He said the egg and sausage were cooked in microwave so it had a soft and mushy taste. He said it was one of the worst breakfast sandwich he had. The coffee was not good either. There isn't really a lot space to sit down and enjoy the food, it's mostly take out place. The don't have the single pack ketchup or mustard for you to grab if you want. I grabbed couple of bagels to take home and eat later, and they were good, not again, very small. The staff was just ok.

The sliced lox in the deli counter is $35/lb but totally worth the price. By far the best smoked…read moresalmon you can find anywhere! The new location is super clean. The quality of the bagels seem to have improved since the move as well.

My son just moved to the area and I was looking for a better bagel option then the regular "chains"…read moreand was so happy to find New York Bagel! This place is just about the bagel, no sit down or fancy coffee, the bagels are the star of the show! when I arrived, the line was to the door, but things moved rather quickly. I ordered a half a dozen bagels, which were still warm and a container of cream cheese. Staff were friendly and very efficient. I would certainly recommend NY Bagel if you're looking for something more authentic!

I'm a bagel purist and judge bagels without the cream cheese or sandwich fillings. I mean,…read moreotherwise, they would be considered sandwiches, right? I am more familiar with the New York Bagel in Ferndale and used to frequent that location several times a week while I worked in the neighborhood. I was surprised by the smaller footprint here. While it seems the same variety of bagels is carried at both locations, I'm not certain if the bagels are made here, as they were at the Ferndale location. Did I miss it because I was busy checking out the various cream cheeses? Or too busy trying to get out of other people's way? As I mentioned, it is a much smaller shop. I had the sesame bagel, which was a bit more dense than I remember. This could be because it was later in the day, and bagels have a short shelf life. Service was fine.