Bagels were great!! As well as cream cheese spreads definitely made fresh on house. Great find on…read moreour first day in New York

This spot is super busy in the morning and the line got so long. Probably because only a third of…read morethe workers are actually working. They also only accept cash which is inconvenient.

Let me just start this out by saying I am a lox fiend. I have a thing about lox-to-cream cheese…read moreratios. Bagel Boy does their toppings *the right way*. If you're like me and you want a standard lox bagel sandwich with all the fixings (tomato, capers, onion, cream cheese), this is the right place to go. When I casually mention how much I love Bagel Boy, Bagel heads may scoff that they are not "hand rolled" bagels like at H+L (oh heaven forfend!) but, respectfully, the bagels are made fresh on site, perfectly tasty, and, to be quite honest, I couldn't care less about the actual bagel--which, to be clear, is also delicious! What I DO care about is that their lox is buttery, smooth, and not too salty. I don't have any other order but the one I specified above. It's huge and you get a lot of sandwich for about $12.50. As for the bagel, I tend to go for an onion or an everything. This is my Bay Ridge Bagel verdict: spare yourself the headache of subpar lox and have the ideal bagel sandwich experience at Bagel Boy.

Bagel Boy at 8002 3rd Avenue is nothing short of a bagel‑centric marvel--an establishment that…read moresomehow manages to defy the laws of texture and physics simultaneously. Their bagels are puffy and fluffy, yet dense, chewy, and satisfyingly weighty, as though engineered by a team of carbohydrate physicists determined to perfect the Platonic ideal of a bagel. The Egg‑Everything bagel, in particular, should come with a disclaimer: "May induce sudden optimism." One bite and your entire day recalibrates itself toward hope, productivity, and the general belief that life, in fact, is good. The flavor selection borders on encyclopedic, and the cream cheese options feel infinite enough to require a tasting syllabus. Their sandwiches--excuse me, sammiches--are inventive, clever, and genuinely delicious, the kind of creations that make you briefly consider writing a thank‑you note to the chef. In short: Bagel Boy is a neighborhood treasure. Go once, and you'll understand. Go twice, and you'll start rearranging your morning routine around it. Disappointment simply isn't on the menu.

Initially I was hesitant to offer up a Yelp for a place that I was not having the main offering at…read morebut I changed my mind and here we are. The Bagel Pub is a quaint corner bagel spot in Sunset Park and while I've known about it for some time, its not the most convenient for me since I live in Bay Ridge and there are plenty of bagel stores for me to choose from on any given day. This past Sunday however, I took a ride with my friend to the also nearby Costco as she and her family needed some things and while we were planning on the Dunkin Donuts that is right there, she wanted one of the tasty muffins from Bagel Pub. Once inside I viewed the cozy space which was mostly a food preparation area with a small corridor for the customers to line up and get their goodies. The bagels looked great but my own mindset was fixated on the DD "Meal Deal" today but my friend did get their muffin but nothing else. I didn't see any area where the customer can go and sit but from the outside there seemed to be an adjacent area that looks like its unused at this time. The COVID times changes a lot of places mode of operation and sometimes what used to be open isn't anymore but I digress. My friend and I did end up in Dunkin and she shared half of her poppy seed muffin so I can say that its super tasty and filling. I just wish that I had thought of taking a photo before it was in devour mode. This does seem to be a popular spot if you are a nearby neighbor but for me its on the distant side and I felt that it might be a little pricier than some of the places that I already go. Had we not been going to Costco I wouldn't have even been at this particular Dunkin Donuts. Maybe next time that this is the mission I will try something more substantial and update this Yelp.

(04.26.26) when I tell you, that the everything bagel was literally everything! Although I ordered…read morea bacon egg and cheese on that everything bagel, I can only remember how delicious and tasteful the bagel was!!!!!! The choices of cream cheese as well, oh my goodness! The coffee was okay but the green juice was yummy! Service and ambiance was great! If I'm around again, this will be my first stop shop!

Good prices and good food Service is great they are very…read morenice I had the Philly steak on a road and it was delicious.You should try it out and had the chicken Wings

Literally ordered here for every meal while staying in Brooklyn it's that good. Bagels made fresh,…read moreice coffee best I've ever had no joke (French vanilla), salads delicious, wings and fries yum, now we are ordering desert. Service is pretty quick too. Not sure the other reviews but we love it.

Being born and raised in Brooklyn, Bay Ridge/Borough Park/ Sunset Park to be exact. Grew up on a…read moregood bagel and cream cheese throughout high school. Had an everything bagel with scallion cream cheese and since moving to Staten Island and new management at some other favorite bagel shops, this was a pretty delicious and well made bagel. They even had a little table at the front to enjoy your quick breakfast/lunch and keep it moving. Your usual prepared food/ bagel/ deli vibe. The staff is efficient and polite. Exactly what I wanted to satisfy my bagel craving.

First experience here was a good one. I just wanted a quick bagel before waking back home. I…read moreentered and paced my order for an everything bagel with cream cheese. The bagel was solid, not overly toasted, nor did try out too much cream cheese. Overall, I was pleased with everything here. I would return.

"A bagel is a dense, chewy bread roll from Polish Jewish communities, traditionally made from…read moreyeasted wheat dough that is shaped into a ring, briefly boiled, and then baked, giving it a crisp exterior and doughy interior " When I'm in the mood for a fresh chewy bagel, Bagel Schmagel is a top choice. I had a craving for a whole wheat bagel with avocado, egg whites and mozzarella. The bagel arrived and it was scrumptious: toasted, fresh avocado, egg whites cooked perfectly and melted mozzarella that truly melted in my mouth. I ordered a side of roasted potatoes to accompany it. I did have a choice of home fries or French fries but wanted to try roasted potatoes. Now.. how did I wash it down? Glad you asked! "Crema, the golden-brown foam on espresso, originated in 1948 when Achille Gaggia invented the lever-driven espresso machine, using high pressure to force CO2 and oils from coffee, creating a "natural cream". Initially viewed with suspicion, this, once called "caffè crema" or "crema naturale," was marketed as a sign of high-quality coffee. " Bagel Schmagel makes a really good crema.l: butterscotch, malt and nuts.. velvety smooth hot or cold. I highly recommend their chicken salad and grilled cheese. The menu is extensive thus, a picky patron will find something scrumptious. There is seating inside and out and very comfy. Make Bagel Schmagel top on your bagel list. *review for delivery only

Fresh and delicious bagels. I've tried the schmagel bagel, the pumpernickel everything, and one of…read moretheir bagel sandwiches. Bagels have a nicely crisp exterior with a soft, chewy interior. The shop offers a wide variety of bagels, spreads, and sandwich options to choose from. The space is quaint with a few tables and some indoor seating.

Awesome, absolutely amazing and very a cool set up for "New York bagels". As a tourist, this was…read morethe spot to go the bagels were amazing, the cream cheese was fresh and all the ingredients were very good. They also had a ton of other things to get as well as a mini "grocery" section. Service was awesome they manage the long lines really well. Ambiance is ok, It's a stop and go spot as most New York spots are, but the set up is very cool

Tried the place again after a number of years. The people working there now are much nicer than the…read moreprevious crowd. I doubt I'll be going there again soon, however, as the plain bagel I had was way too sweet. There seems to be a recent trend for some bagel shops to add a lot of sugar to their bagels. Maybe that's popular with some. Unfortunate

Not a bast spot lines moved fast and prices are t bad either for now days …read more God variety of drinks and breads

Got a toasted cream cheese everything bagel. Solid. Hit the spot after a long night. Park bagels…read morestill got that old school feel to it which is really comforting to the soul. Some things dont need to be changed.

Wheel is the new spot replacing the lousy Steve's Bagels. I like this place so much more…read more Staff is fast in filling out orders. I don't need to tell them everything bagel with butter 3 times, they get it the first time. Hours of operation are longer. Bagels are good. Are they the best in the city, no. But they are good. You won't be disappointed. I haven't tried it yet, but the pastry display looks fresher than with the last place as well. Not a sit down place, but they do still have the counter along the outside window.

Considering how expensive everything is they should have workers who comprehend and speak English…read moreand get orders right. I ordered a bagel with scallion cream cheese, was charged for it and got regular cream cheese and not for the first time! I go because it's close by.

I can talk on and on about how much I love Mike's Donuts, but as much as their donuts are delicious…read moreI have to give flowers to the ownership. It's a New York staple, it's a landmark in Bay Ridge. The history to Mike's is rich and beautiful; family owned! One step through the door and you understand why they've stayed open for so long in the neighborhood. Their service is amazing, they make you feel at home because to Mike's this shop IS an extension of their home. The warmth is palpable. The donuts are delicious, can't go wrong with any of them. The coffee is a classic, no fuss about it.

If you've lived in New York City your whole life like I have, you think you've tried it all --…read moreuntil you walk into Mike's.. I can't believe I've been missing out on this place for so long. From the moment you step inside, the staff makes you feel like a regular. Friendly, welcoming, and genuinely happy to see you -- it's the kind of neighborhood spot you hope to find but rarely do. And the donuts? Unreal. Light, fluffy, and absolutely delicious. Every bite tastes fresh and made with care. You can tell they take pride in what they do, and it shows in every single donut. This is hands down my new favorite spot. After a lifetime in NYC, I finally found the donut place I'll never stray from. I won't be going anywhere else.