Got the special "the goat" on an Asiago bagel. Fresh ingredients and the bagel tasted great! Not…read morethe best bagel, but a good one. Service is a little slow, so if you are in a rush order ahead.

The Bagel Project has delicious bagels! I got the Everything bagel with scallion cream cheese and…read moreit was perfect! The bagel was soft but also had a good bite to it. The cream cheese was flavorful and they put a good amount on the bagel. The staff was kind, welcoming and got our order done quickly. They sold out by 11:30am so I recommend going early in the morning.

These are very similar to NY BAGELS! Love the combo with 2 cream cheese! No matter when I go and…read morebring home bagels for the family everyone enjoys!

We stopped by at 1:55pm on a Saturday afternoon. Instead of being grumpy about serving us at the…read moreend of their day they were delightful! Generously serving us with a smile. Thank you for such a positive experience!!!

Excellent bagels! Every ingredient on my bagel was fresh and well prepared. The young gentleman at…read morethe register recommend the Everything Bagel and I did NOT regret it. We ate our food there, lots of great seating, laid back. Would highly recommend if you are looking for a great, fast, healthy breakfast.

This place is awesome. It is a huge building with a drive through and high ceilings. I decided to…read morecall to order ahead and they made it so painless (except for the fact that they thought I was first asking to speak with someone there). Once I ordered, they got everything ready within 10-15 minutes. The bagels were amazing! They could have been a little bit fluffier (more bread) but the outside of the bagels were toasted and seasoned well. The everything bagel tasted amazing and as I would hope and so did the cinnamon sugar. Everyone was happy with their bagels which also included the cheddar jalapeño bagel, the French toast bagel, and the blueberry bagel. I plan on visiting this place whenever I visit Utah. Very good bagels, nice staff, reasonable prices, and nice ambiance.

I'm in love with the turkey reuben. It is beyond heavenly! Their bagels are also wonderful and…read morenothing beats the matzo ball soup in the winter. We just love this place.

Overall a great stop if you're in the mood for a large sandwich! I was passing through SLC and came…read moreacross a recommendation for this place, and it definitely did not disappoint. They do full-service sit-down and to-go orders and have a wide selection of hot and cold sandwiches, bagels, dessert, other New York/Jewish style deli foods, and beer! Sloppy Joe - 5/5 - A large (1/2 lb) double decker sandwich with pastrami and corned beef. There are 3 layers of bread. The meats are tender and flavorful and blend nicely together with the thousand island dressing and slaw between the layers. It also comes with a side, I picked the potato salad which was good too. Not too much mayo but it was still nice and creamy. I just wish I got a little more potato salad to match the portion size of the sandwich! Potato Latke Pancakes - 4.5/5 - They were nice, hot, and crispy. You get 2 pancakes which have a nice thickness to them too. The flavor was good, I just think you should get more sour cream and apple sauce. It comes with a small cup of each, but its not quite enough for the 2 pancakes and its 50c each to get extra! Matzo Ball Soup - 3/5 - The matzo ball and soup broth both had a good flavor. The proportions were just off however, a huge matzo ball but not enough broth. And the broth didn't have enough of chicken meat and veggies (carrot/celery). I basically had 1/2 the matzo ball left over at the end Attempted Murder Imperial Stout Beer - 5/5 - Its a vanilla cinnamon stout. The flavor is subtle but in a good way! Its not sweet, but has a smooth bitterness and mouthfeel with a slight fragrance of the vanilla cinnamon. If you like stout, def give this a try. Its a strong one too, 10.5% ABV! The restaurant was clean, service was good, and there is a good amount of seating and its decorated nicely inside. Def give this place a try!

We showed up on a saturday morning expecting it to be busy- and was! We probably waited in line 5-8…read moreminutes to order. The owners were so sweet and so on top of it! I'm not a big fan of breakfast but this was yummy! The latte wasn't anything special but it did the job in caffeinating me for my drive!

Friendly service but a couple of attention to detail things that really took it down for me…read more First, they are microwaving their eggs and it just resulted in a very off-putting consistency. I've had microwaved eggs that were all right though it's definitely not my thing but this wasn't it. Second, I had an everything bagel and it tasted like it wasn't toasted at all on the inside but on the outside the toppings burned and got bitter. My daughter liked her BLT on 3-cheese but my wife found her California Dream on 3-cheese to be bland.

Who in town doesn't love Le Croissant? They participate in the local Farmer's Market and it's been…read more a while but I'm still excited that they have a storefront. They tend to be busy but waits aren't unreasonable. I don't generally eat in the storefront itself, but I think that it's very cute and benefits greatly from being a stone's throw away from Cafe Ibis. This month they have Reubens because it's March and they are phenomenal. (First pic.) Please go try them if you're a Reuben guy. As always their pastries are great.

This is a five star establishment, then why do I give them two stars? Here's why…read more Their food is phenomenal, their bread is the best in town, if not the state. Their croissants are amazing, the best in the country, award winning, their burrito, well, although good, it lacks a little flavor, but still five stars. Then why two stars? Why? One word, service. Nothing is more frustrating than walking into a food establishment and waiting 30 minutes to pick up two croissants. I walk up to the counter, I point at two beautiful butter croissants sitting right there behind glass, and say, "I'll take those two." The person at the register takes my order, but then doesn't just reach over and place the croissants in a small bag and hand them to you, they put your order in the queue behind ten burrito orders, so now you wait 30 or more minutes to pick up your two croissants. To me, this is absolutely ludicrous. In comes the coffee, now I understand why they have some of the worst coffee in the valley--cold, self-serve, rattle can coffee. They're located right next to the best five star coffee shop in the entire country, Ibis Coffee, so you might think, well, I'll go buy a cup of coffee at Ibis, and a couple wonderful fresh butter croissants at La Croissant. Nope, you'll order your two croissants at La Croissant, walk over to Ibis, order your coffee, sit down, drink your coffee, finish your coffee, and surf Facebook, long before your two croissants are ready for pick up. (No, you're not waiting for them to bake, it just feels like it.) ...and that's why two stars. Their own success and lack of efficiency is their downfall, and why I never go back.

I've always had a thing for bagels. I mean, think about it: You can pair them with anything--cream…read morecheese, ham/bacon, and happiness; they come in many different varieties--so you can trick yourself into thinking your being healthy with 9-grain whole wheat (when in reality, it's still carbs); but they are still filling and tasty--so basically, why not? Einstein's knows how to do it. They have gourmet sandwiches, bagels by the dozen, and just a good old fashioned toasted bagel with cream cheese all ready for you to purchase. A variety of other food items is offered as well; juice, chips, baked goods, they even offer dog treats! **Just be careful, although they might look like human treats--they DEFINITELY don't taste like human treats (Trust the homie who accidentally mixed that one up).** The workers were just okay. They could have better people skills, that was my one and only complaint. I mean, I get there at the butt crack of dawn to have a delightful breakfast, and they could at least greet me with a happy smile! Other than that, great food, fun atmosphere, and good workers who make stellar bagels. TIPS & TRICKS: * Try the sesame seed bagel, it is incredible. * On warmer days, sit outside on their patio. You'll feel like a real hipster right then and there.

Might be time for a change of management at the Logan Utah location. I ussaly love Einstein but…read morethis one has some real issues. We were there shortly after the store opened and it was really clear the dining room and restrooms had not been cleaned and look like its been a while. Ants on the floor, restrooms disgusting. The food was ok but makes me worried that if the dining room and restrooms look like this, what does the kitchen look like. Won't be back!

A nice, cozy bagel shop with adequate seating right next to my favorite coffee shop, Soundbrew…read moreCoffee. Service is friendly and accommodating. Ordered the sesame seed, egg n cheese bagel. You can add bacon or sausage which is an extra $3, but trust me, you don't need it. The bagel is nice and fluffy and the egg is cooked perfectly - the yoke just barely cooked enough not to fall out, but not undercooked to where it's all over the place. Got it warmed up and toasted.

This was right near where we were staying, and it's not crowded and the owners are friendly…read more Coffee was just a bit above fair. Bagels are possibly the worst bagels I've ever eaten and they were even toasted badly in a panini iron. Not a bad place to have coffee but don't eat anything.