Firstly, I want to get something out of the way. I am a genuine New York City/New Jersey Bagel…read moresnob. My experience with Bagels hails back to the old H&H on the West Side of Manhattan on Broadway. They had a world-class shipping business which the owner squandered with drugs and tax evasion. What a pity. My second favorite place in New York is Best Bagels and Coffee in Hells kitchen. Fantastic. So here I find myself moving to the Pittsburgh area and wondering if these people know anything about Bagels. I visited a place called Pigeon Bagels. The lines were down the block on a Sunday morning for that place. The bagels were just ok. They were not super bagels like New York City. They were certainly not worth waiting a half an hour to get a dozen bagels that were just ok. So I had my son bring out five dozen bagels from New Jersey the other day. That'll hold me over. Doing my Bagel surveillance, I found out there was a place in Butler that claimed to have New Jersey bagels. This morning I checked it out with very little hope of believing the hype. I had an everything bagel with lox and cream cheese, onion, and tomato. My wife tried the blueberry bagel. To my utter surprise, the sandwich was really good! If you look at my other reviews, you'll see I can be brutal when it comes to reviewing Bagels. As someone who used to live in New Jersey and who used to frequent H&H bagels, having lived in Manhattan, this baby is the real deal. The real McCoy. The genuine article. You get my point. I'll be coming to Downtown Bagels often. The price for the individual bagels are on the high side by over a dollar, but the sandwich prices are very reasonable. I'm going to give this place two thumbs up.

I love this family's dedication to fresh tasty food. The menu is amazing, you can dine in or take…read moreout. It's all fresh so call early - sometimes they sell out

I really enjoy Beaver Bagel Company for a carby breakfast. This quick service cafe has a nice…read moreselection of bagels and pastries that change with the season, tasty cold brew and a cute outside patio. On my last trip I got an everything bagel with veg spread and hubby tried the seasonal black pepper Parmesan with herb & garlic spread. Both were delicious!!!

Great bagels and great breakfast sandwiches prices are good. Using the app makes ordering and…read morepickup easy

Old NY/Classic style Deli still serving the classics like a Reuben. I have not visited a deli like…read morethis in some time but decided to stop by while passing through. The sandwich was great. Just like I remember in the old Deli's of the NYC. Service was also top notch. Generally I would have expected a Self Serve but this is a full service deli. Prices are reasonable. Food is great. Visit if you live there or just passing through

I was visiting the town I grew up in and stopped at Kravitz Delicatessen. I go way back with…read moreKravitz - to 1963 when we used to go every Sunday - it was called the Elm Street Delicatessen. It changed names when it moved to Liberty in 1970 and was in the Kravitz family from 1939 to 2022, when it was sold. I thought I'd stop in to see how it was doing. I had the Roast Turkey sandwich on rye. It was delicious! Lean, great flavor and texture; it was as good as I remembered it! The fries were also exceptionally good - large with a crispy exterior and a fluffy, potato rich interior! They were some of the largest fries I've had! It was great going back in time at the deli!

I've only briefly been here in the summer to get ice cream, but I went this morning for breakfast…read moreand it was fantastic! The breakfast sandwich was HUGE and had thick cut bacon, fresh avocado, and was made to order. The donut was sweet and savory and the iced coffee was refreshing! I saw that they have coffee flights and a large array of lunch items as well. They even have an area with dog items (homemade donut treats, clothes, toys) and their patio is dog friendly! All in all, I will be a repeat customer and am so happy that I tried out this gem today!

Great service, great coffee. Tricky location, until you realize it's in the Best Western. I…read moredidn't try the sweets but dang they looked good

This review is probably a year or more over due! I have been a proud patron of 26:Three for some…read moretime and will continue to support this amazing small business! I most often get to see Liz and Kara but every employee I have met has also been so sweet! They keep things fun with their monthly specials but sometimes if I don't even know what to get they can suggest something new. I always look forward to my Monday morning coffee (and Orams donut!)

Stopped by here for the first time when going through Edinboro. Got home and toasted by Cinnamon…read moreRaisin bagel and buttered it. By far the best bagel I have ever had. I wish I lived closer. Definitely will be back when up that way

Drove twenty seven miles and arrived at 1:08 in the afternoon only to be greeted by a sign on the…read moredoor window indicating they ran out of bagels! Mind you they ran out one hour and fifty two minutes before closing on a Saturday. This is not a new business nor a fluke. I have previously experienced and heard customers complain about the slim pickings to choose from and low quantities of those bagels still available. They call themselves a bagel shop? Maybe they'd do better if they forget about selling bagels and sell gasoline instead. Less chance of running out and more happy customers likely even its over four dollars a gallon. Won't be back.

The bagels are delicious and priced right!! They are convenient locally and they are polite.read more

Such a cute little place to stop! We loving coming here on our way out east. The bagels are amazing…read moreand the service is always great. The prices are really reasonable also. Make sure you grab some bagel chips if they have any left! Our family always begs us to bring them some home.

Took 30 minutes for 1 bagel sandwhich.... It was not just my…read moreorder, there were approx 15 people waiting just as long as me, all expressing their frustration to one another.

The sandwiches are carelessly made and the employees, mostly young kids, seem lost and without…read moreguidance from the franchisee or manager. Also, put meat on the sandwiches.

As someone from NYC, I don't hand out bagel compliments easily. Bagels are basically part of our…read morepersonality. So when I say Burgh's Bagels has the BEST bagels in Pittsburgh... trust me, that says a lot. I tried the Mother Clucker chicken sandwich and honestly? Best chicken sandwich I've had in Pittsburgh so far. Perfectly crispy, flavorful, and stacked just right. I also got the onion bagel with regular cream cheese and the jalapeño bagel with jalapeño cream cheese. And listen... I'm picky. I need more cream cheese than bagel They DELIVERED. Loaded perfectly, fresh, soft, and packed with flavor. What really made the experience stand out though was the people. The staff was super friendly and welcoming from the second we walked in, and the owner was incredibly easy to communicate with and genuinely appreciative of every customer. You can tell there's a lot of pride behind this place. This spot officially earned the NYC approval stamp from me.

I was hoping for more from this bagel place since I had seen good reviews. The bagels came…read morepre-toasted as standard, which I did not think I preferred. We thought they were a good bagel for sandwiches, and we enjoyed the lox one. The iced coffee was iced coffee eh (did not have any lattes). Overall, we would only be back if convenient. Good enough to sit inside but nothing to rave about.