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    Hey Bagel

    4.5 (247 reviews)
    ModerateCoffee & Tea, Bagels
    Closed 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed

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    Bagel service counter
    Kathleen A.

    This is a counter serve bagel shop in an outdoor shopping center so it's all walk up counter service. They have allot of bagel types and shmears. Also 4 kinds of bialys. Very popular and tasty. Lots of nice coffee choices as well! We recommend this place because the bagels are good. Kinda pricey but very tasty .

    Everything Bagels w/ The Whole Lox Schmear (left) and Chili Crisp Schmear (right)
    Laura G.

    The bagels were delicious! Nicely crunchy on the outside, and fluffy & soft inside. The everything seasoning was a bit too salty for me. The schmears were yummy, I liked the chili crisp, which was unique. When we arrived on a Saturday afternoon, there was a line out the door, but it moved fast. They were still baking fresh bagels at this time of day. There is a small counter space to eat at, but is typically already occupied due to high traffic. We took some home to freeze and followed the reheating instructions on the paper bag, which came out almost perfectly.

    Everything bagel, onion bagel
    uma p.

    Adore this place!! The bagels are fantastic, and the shmears even better. We tried Zoe in Seattle schmear, and it was great. The workers are very friendly as well. Not much seating inside however. Will definitely be back!

    Edward V.

    One of our favorite bagels here in Seattle. They're larger than most bagels, airy and nicely shaped. The finished look is artisanal, with a chewy interior and a tinge of sourness from the fermentation. It pairs well with the saltiness of cream cheese and smoked salmon. It also works well toasted, crunch outside with a soft interior. All the bagels are freshly baked. The flavors are classic, Everything bagel, salted, garlic, sesame with more complex flavors with their Bialys. Love the vibe inside the store, with a lot of bagel production and action highly visible behind the counters. Lines move quickly, which are good because on busy times, the lines start outside the door. It's inside the middle of U. Village do there's ample parking outside. They sell schmears and merchandise, as well. There's a bar counter by the window where you can eat your bagel, but this is more for to go bagel shopping.

    Garlic Bagel & Whole Lox Smear
    Belldandy O.

    Hey Bagel is a bagel spot located in University Village in Seattle. There is lots of parking available at University Village. It could take some time navigating to find the parking though. I have been wanting to visit Hey Bagel for quite some time and finally had the time to do so since I was in the area! There was a short line out the door of Hey Bagel that moved quickly. I decided on the Garlic Bagel with the 2oz Whole Lox smear. There was limited space inside the shop to eat your bagel, but we were able to squeeze in after a few people left. I love bagels and cream cheese. The simplicity of it is what makes it so great. The bagels are freshly made and perfect to eat warm!

    Delicious bagel and cream cheese
    Mo Y.

    Delicious freshly baked bagels and freshly made cream cheese. I wish they have a store in Kirkland.

    Caramelized onion & gruyere bialy
    Jenai E.

    Caramelized onion & gruyere bialy with spicy scallion smear. That's the order. You will thank me later. My young teen loves the everything bagel with salmon smear. We've pretty much tried it all and it's all fresh & delicious & worth standing in line. The staff always welcomes with big smiles and loads of patience and friendly recommendations. Absolutely lives up to the hype in my book.

    half the work is procuring the goods!
    Joy P.

    i appreciate warm bagels and good schmears as much as the next person but putting in a specific plug for the raspberry curry and hot honey which is so damned flavorful and unique it demands attention! i ordered a bialy, sesame and pumpernickel to go. took them home and still warm, ripped the sesame apart with steam coming from it. a dab of schmear and voila: sheer delight! i wish the bialy had poppy seeds on it but it is tasty as well. maybe i'm a bialy purist and don't need gruyère or anything beside the onions and the excellent dough? i've heard lines are predictably long on weekends but i happened to be at uvillage right before lunch and was able to just walk in and order. next time i'm there i'll go get bagel another go for different flavors but this maiden voyage didn't disappoint.

    Line at 11 am
    Tori Z.

    Good, but not the best bagel in Seattle in my opinion. Lines in the morning can be extremely long due to its popularity.

    Brian C.

    The best bagels in Seattle hands down! The closest you'll get to a true New York bagel..I've spent many years in NY so take it from me. Service is attentive and they thoroughly help you with the selections and their recommendations. There are some standing counters where you can eat the bagels, but no sit down area. This place is small and the lines can get long. However, the best part about this establishment is that they make bagels throughout the day until they're sold out. These bagels are not cheap but worth it if you're looking for a great bagel and schmear..$19.50 for half dozen, $35 for a baker's dozen.

    Bialy sign
    Nick D.

    I'm a harsh bagel critic and these are hands down the best bagels in Seattle and the US (yes including NY/NJ). Not only do they have the perfect crusty exterior but also an excellently fluffy and chewy interior, AND they bake hot bagels nearly all day. The owner is a master baker and the team works efficiently. Walking in there to see huge slabs of dough being worked and shaped into bagels in an open sight vibe can bring a tear to my eye. They also have bialys and sometimes limited time schmears - presently a fried shallot and chive schmear that is unbelievable. Monday is now blueberry day and Wednesday pumpernickel! At 8am open they've got full baskets of hot bagels of all kinds.

    pizza bagel, salt bagel
    Bethany L.

    Bagels themselves are good but with price considered, it isn't something worth coming back for - about 8.00 for pizza bagel + smoked salmon smear. My bagel just came out so it was steaming/hot, but my friend's salt bagel was cold without being offered to have it heated. Inside is small with no seating, just a stand up bar that fits 5 people.

    YaoEun L.

    I feel like timing is key. When we first walked by the line was super long. We went shopping then swung by again and there was barely line. There's 2 standing tables but really only was one usable as the other was blocked by the line. We got half a dozen of donuts. The stand outs we had were 2 seasonal ones which I can't quite remember the names. One was an onion jam one and the other was the cheddar with pepper. The onion jam was so good and was piping hot. You could actually see the steam coming off of it as you ate it. From the regular line up I really enjoyed the sea salt. It had such a great chew and really let their schmears shine. For the schmears, we tried the scallion, hot scallion, chili crisp, and lox. My favorite were the scallion and lox schmears. I would definitely recommend stopping by and am eager to come back again to try more of their seasonal bagels.

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    Review Highlights - Hey Bagel

    We tried: everything, garlic, plain, sea salt plus two bialys: caramelized onion & Gruyère & pepperoni pizza.

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    The Turkey Firehouse Panini with a side of chips
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