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.

Blazing Bagels has been on the list for awhile. I decided to try the Waterford location. It was…read moreearly on a weekday morning but there were a few other customers coming in and out. The man working here was pleasant and eager to serve. He told me he had been here for many years and I will enjoy the bagels and apologized for cash only. I am not sure why he does not accept credit but luckily I had enough to pay. The other customer agreed the bagels were good. It is a very small shop that does not carry much else, there were the bagels in bins and a list of cream cheese flavors. Everything was moderately priced and I did want to try their lox but it was the priciest sandwich so I went with a dozen bagels and a bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich. The man microwaved the toppings and added it to the bagel but did not cut the sandwich in two. I was a bit suspicious of the cooking method but the sandwich was fairly decent, but pretty thin. The bagels themselves were pretty tasty. They had the nice shine on the outside and chewy on the inside. I have not had enough bagels in New York to actually compare but very comparable to the ones you might get at the smaller West Bloomfield shops. But the bagels themselves are tiny. Shockingly small. Really you could eat two to be the equivalent of one bagel from yesteryear. I paid $11.50 for a dozen, so not bad, especially since one is listed as $1.25. Would I go back? Probably. I did enjoy the taste, texture, and style of the bagel. Might I try a different location? Yes. There is one in Commerce that appears to be bigger and offer a larger selection. I am not sure if they are related, same company, same recipe...a franchise? They are not listed together online but have the same menu. The prices online are slightly different in Commerce and I am not sure if they take credit cards over there. But the ones here did taste fresh.

These are REAL bagels. There is nothing fancy about the store and they don't take credit…read morecards.,.but REAL bagels are hard to find

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.

Best donuts in the northern metro area. They have huge apple fritters. My son loves nutty…read moredonuts, I love apple fritters. Service is quick. On weekends they could close early if they sell out.

This place has very limited hours, so when is open you really should stop. It will be your chance…read moreto try some of the best donuts in Oakland County. At least that's what the signs say. Personally, they're dunkers are delicious, they're sour cream is on point. Where I had an issue was their cream filled. The cake itself was delicious but the cream had a floral note which I had a hard time getting past. I truly hope it was a secret ingredient. The appearance outside seems outdated, but the inside is your typical donut shop, very comfortable and very welcoming. I will give the cream filled donuts another try. I will update my review if I need to.

Always great donuts. Some of the best donuts I've had, they don't have that frier taste. The…read moreservice is fast and efficient. The Thai tea is a hidden gem on the menu. Refreshing . It's just that old school cool Donut shop.

This is a great locally owned donut shop. The donuts are…read moreperfect. Our family favorites are Boston creams, long johns, crullers, and apple fritters.

Great service, friendly staff. Bagels were hot and fresh. It was very clean, and plenty of seating.read more

Beware. This is not like other Bruegger's Bagels. The service is astonishingly poor. The ambiance…read moreand cleanliness miss the mark. The crew is checked out and the ones paying attention are angry at the world. The bagels are good but not good enough to deal with the disrespect the staff deal out. The owner would be wise to replace the staff, the culture is so toxic it impacts the customers(I've heard screaming matches between employees). I would of already just given up on this place but I live an 1/8th of a mile away and my partner loves the bagels.

I haven't been in this place for many months because the service is so spotty and I always end up…read moreleaving irritated. I thought I'd give it another try, but it was the same old thing. There were at least six people "working"--standing around talking loudly with the radio blasting, mainly--and even though I was just getting a single bagel with cream cheese it took forever. And no one else was even in the store. At a certain point, the manager/owner called over to me and said "we're having trouble with the toaster." I had been super clear that I wanted it "not toasted." Then because he could tell I was irritated and it had been, well, forever, he started scolding the workers about talking too much, the music being too loud, etc., to no avail. They just kept going. And when the time came to finally hand me my bagel, there was no apology, "I'm sorry," or any acknowledgement at all that it had been a really inappropriately long time that I had been waiting--again, with no one else in the store. And six employees working. The sad thing is that the bagels at this place are pretty good, about the best you are going to get in metro Detroit, but I won't be back. Management needs to step up in this place and enact a more professional approach to customer service.

Love the variety of food and bagels and the service is so friendly, the place is really cozy and…read morecomfy and it is very clean. The mgr that is pictured here is amazing.