Walked in and ordered at the counter. I got the BLT on a Croissant (but you can choose from…read moredifferent breads or a bagel). My husband got the Egg and Cheese on an Everything Bagel. Both were really good - basic but tasty. I could have eaten two of the BLT though. Crispy bacon and fresh tomato and lettuce- excellent cashier was nice. The place is clean and the prices are very reasonable. Would definitely come back if we are ever in the area again.

Everything was delicious. My nephew recommended this place. It did not disappoint!! So many…read moreoptions to choose from. Def will eat here again.

I stopped in for a quick bite and was thoroughly impressed! The Crunchwrap with bacon was…read moreabsolutely delicious--perfectly crispy, loaded with flavor, and hit the spot. My white chocolate coffee was amazing too rich, smooth, and a fantastic twist on the usual. Food came out super fast, and the service was genuinely great--friendly and efficient. Will definitely be back soon!

I have to go with the middle of the road on CB&C. On the plus side, the bagels are Fabulous! This…read moreis the only place in Slidell to get anything approximating an NYC bagel. I buy extra when I can because of the minus side... It is almost impossible to get in here! I don't mind queuing up to wait at a restaurant, but every time I try to go they are lined up out the door. I have tried to go at off-times and it's still busy. Being so busy, the experience at the counter always feels rushed and there is nowhere to sit, so I never stick around once I have my bagels. I realize it's a good problem for a restaurant to have, but it still makes me want to go elsewhere. Most times I do. The bagels are a definite 5+ stars. The overall experience is 2 stars at best. Splitting the difference and giving them 3. I keep going back (well, trying to, at least) because the bagels are that good. Your results may vary. If you figure out a decent time to go in, give me a holler and let me know. I'll buy you a bagel!

Great spot to stop for a good coffee. We had coffee in the square in Lew orleans before starting a…read moreroad trip and it was not enjoyable so I searched and found willow and coffee was great. Had a small latte with oat milk and a little honey and was great. Staff not super friendly, but not rude.

I stopped by The Willow Cafe looking for a chill spot to grab a coffee and get some work done, but…read morethe environment was pure chaos. I wasn't expecting silence, but the staff and their friends spent the first hour yelling across the room, and the unprofessionalism didn't stop once the friends left. Even with several other customers in the cafe, the workers were significantly louder than everyone else combined, making it impossible to focus while they loudly bad-mouthed coworkers or discussed their shift earnings. While the coffee was just okay, the cinnamon roll was actually very good; it's just a shame the disruptive, immature atmosphere makes it impossible to actually enjoy the space.

If you're looking for the best bagels in New Orleans, Flour Moon Bagels is the absolute go-to spot…read more The fact that they bake their bagels fresh daily is a huge plus, and you can definitely taste the difference. The Food: The menu is fantastic, featuring a great variety of cream cheeses, made-to-order tartines, and breakfast sandwiches. On my recent visit, we tried the breakfast sandwich and the Fortuna tartine--you honestly can't go wrong with either one. While all of their bagels are top-notch, my personal favorite is the Cheddar Everything Bagel. It pairs perfectly with anything you order. Secret Menu Alert: You'll find the Cheddar Everything on the online menu but not the paper menus in-store, making it a fun hidden gem! The Service: Because the food is so good, expect a long line if you go on a weekend. Don't let that deter you, though; the staff is incredibly efficient at keeping the line moving and getting the food out fast. They do offer online ordering, but keep in mind they seem to turn it off during peak rushes. The Vibe: Overall, this is a perfect spot for brunch with friends or family. There's plenty of outside seating, and with a brewery right next door, you even have the option to pair your fresh bagel with a great local beer. Highly recommend!

We had the cinnamon date and the lox both were extraordinary. The cinnamon date especially stopped…read moreus in our tracks. The kind of thing you think about after you leave, which is exactly why we found ourselves back there four days later. The bagels themselves are perfectly chewy, beautifully blistered, and clearly made by people who take this very seriously. For a New Yorker to admit that a bagel outside of NYC is this good is not something we say lightly. If you're in New Orleans and you don't go here, you're doing it wrong. We went twice in five days and would have gone a third time if we'd had more time. Absolute must.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Mulberry market has good sandwiches and can be a good study spot. The inside is kept cool/ cold,…read morewhich is nice for Louisiana. The spicy vodka sandwich is very, very good, and it is a very large sandwich. You could split one and both people will walk away happy. Service here is fantastic- refills as soon as you ask and a kind staff, even when there's a rush. I will say there is a little bit of a wait, BUT good food should take time, and that is the case here. PS- the Lebanese Tea is fantastic!

Nice little cafe with walk-up counter service, but the menu posted behind the counter is not…read morehelpful. When I asked what the "Smokie Hoagie" was, the lady at the counter didn't know. But after looking around for a moment, she found a more descriptive menu. I suppose if you're a regular, that's not an issue. For a first timer, it's weird. I came here with high hopes for an Italian hoagie ("The Italian"). A good Italian hoagie is hard to find in the heart of po-boy country. The meat and cheese on this version is good, but the sandwich is kind of small and a bit dry. The menu says it includes roasted red peppers, but that was missing from my sandwich. It does appear they have a nice variety of bagels. Overall not bad, but I'm still in search of a good Italian hoagie.

Awesome, simple. They do it right. We came here one morning before parades for Mardi Gras. This is…read morea cool neighborhood, street parking was super easy to find. You line up, order at the front, and they call out your name when it's ready. I had a sausage, egg, and cheese on an everything bagel which I found very comparable (if not, better?) to the bagels I've had in New York/Jersey. They gave me the option of the type of cheese!! I've never been offered this option. I selected pepperjack, and thought it was great. The bagel sandwiches are huge. It's not a huge menu, only ~5 cream cheese options, but basically anything you could want. They had coffee, water, juices, gatorade. Lots of families and Tulane students in pajamas. They even had some green, gold, and purple swirl bagels. Awesome!

The staff is awesome here. So kind and welcoming! Love the outdoor seating…read more Honestly we weren't really the biggest fans of the bagels. Nothing stood out to me, bagel was chewier than preferred. It was an okay spot! I've had better house made bagels.

I visited during the week after the breakfast rush and before lunch. The space was clean and there…read morewere not many people there. The drinks station was clear of any mess, trash, and spills, so it was clear that they cleaned up. I was quickly greeted and after some food was delivered to a table, my order was taken. The price was very reasonable for my meal. It took about 3-4 minutes, and she was at my table with my breakfast croissant in hand. I drove a few minutes to work, and it was still warm and quite tasty and filling. A great visit. I've been a few times for lunch, and it is understandably very busy during those times. Things don't always go quite as smoothly, and I am not as big a fan of the lunch, but still worth the visit.

The so called "Bagel" is not a Bagel at all. At the most, it is a roll. It is steamed and not…read moreboiled. If this "Bagel" was in NY New Yorkers would run it out of the city immediately. Try using Caravan NY Bagel mix. Hope you are using All Trumps or Balancer flour with Fresh Yeast. Disappointing for sure.

The time has come to update my review of this New York Bagel location. While they still have some…read moreof the best bagels in Baton Rouge, they have moved from their historical Lee Drive location to Highland Road. Their new location is in the small strip mall next to The Drunken Fish. This new location offers a covered patio for outdoor dining, as well as ample parking in the private lot in front of the location. They still have all of their classic sandwiches and bagel pizzas, and have even added a few new ones! The main ingredient is of course the authentic bagels. These are the best in Baton Rouge, and are made by a great local business. It's hard to beat that combination. If you want something different, they also have Reuben's and Muffulettas.

Since they opened the Highland location, this is quickly becoming one of my favorite lunch spots…read more I've been enjoying eating my way through their menu since every sandwich option can taste just a little different depending on which bagel you put it on. If you're wanting the change from a bagel you can also swap it for a croissant (which I love!) I prefer the sandwiches to the bagel pizzas, but the pizzas are nice for a change. Their coffee options are really good too! And I always get suckered into grabbing one on my way out the door. The outdoor area has some cute patio furniture as well as tables, and the inside is very spacious while still having a good bit of seating.

Drove 20 minutes to go get it because I heard good things about it. Got there at 2:45pm and they…read moreclose at 3pm. Doors were locked while the employees were still in there. Terrible. Wasted 40 minutes of driving for nothing.

This place is great! Food is always good and filling. I also love that they have Zapp's chips. The…read morestaff is so helpful and patient when ordering.