Feelings are real, and this place was the exact reset I needed! I decided to visit after watching…read moreYouTuber LJ's videos highlighting restaurants with no reviews, and he absolutely did not miss with this recommendation. I am a huge fan of warm, personable, and truly authentic customer service, and the two associates working here delivered exactly that. They made the entire experience feel so genuinely welcoming. As for the food the bagels are the perfect texture, wonderfully dense yet soft. I was lucky enough to catch one fresh out of the oven, and pairing it with their incredible scallion schmear (or "schemer," as they call it) was absolute perfection. This experience brought so much genuine joy and a much-needed smile to my face.

I took a bite of these bagels and legitimately smiled…read more The service here was great. Efficiently run. We got in and out very quickly on Saturday morning. I don't think you can go wrong with anything on the menu. Personal favorites here are everything and poppyseed. The butters and cream cheese are delicious. Thrilled to have Pop Up Bagels in the area!

Good bagels, friendly staff, and a store that is reminiscent of the old Jewish appetizing spots in…read morethe Lower East Side of New York.

Stopped by and ordered the Suffolk on a jalapeño bagel along with a latte. The place was pretty…read morebusy, but it was easy to locate and had a nice, welcoming atmosphere. The interior is nicely decorated and has a cute, casual vibe that's perfect for grabbing breakfast or coffee. Unfortunately, I wasn't a huge fan of the bagel itself. It was very dense, which made the entire sandwich feel a little too heavy. I personally prefer a bagel that's more airy and fluffy, especially for a breakfast sandwich. The latte was good, and overall, it wasn't a bad experience. I would come back and try something different next time!

This place is pretty small on the inside but they have some seats. Paid about $25 for 2 bagels…read more The first bagel was The Manhattan. A bagel with egg, cheese, and pastrami. I got it on the everything bagel. It tasted good but I am not sure about my excitement over $15 bagel sandwiches. The second bagel was a Cinnamon Raisin bagel with Blueberry-Lemon cream cheese. This cost $5 because there is an upcharge for cream cheese or specialty cream cheese (I am not sure). The people are nice and the food tastes good. I want to come back but I am not sure when.

I had been hearing about this place in one of my local vegan groups. They have a Vegan Bagel…read moresandwich with vegan egg, sausage and cheese. It's called the Morris Town. You can select your bagel flavor. They also have vegan cream cheese. I did an online order thru their website. The online menu there is a Vegan Pimento Cheese. So I ordered some, along with 2 of the Morris Town, and 2 other bagels Garlic and Everything. This is a 20 mile round trip for me. So I headed out after I placed my order. I get home to find out that there is no vegan pimento. I call them and ask if they can just refund it back to my card, since I live far away. They told me they do not have a vegan pimento. I let them know it's on their ordering page. I was charged for it. Photos of my receipt and online order attached Let's get to the food. The bagel was absolutely underwhelming flavor texture on both the breakfast sandwich and the other 2 bagels I don't know if it's because I'm a Bagel Snob. I make my own sourdough bagels. The vegan sausage Pattie's had a weird flavor. It was just missing at every point for me. The good part of the order was the Vegan Scallion Cream cheese that was a 10/10. However with the price they are charging and the lack of being wowed I don't think I'll make the trek to get back over there. The parking lot is a bit busy, but they do have handicapped spots but not many. ( still have not seen the refund back to my card yet )

High-quality ingredients and simple, well-executed sandwiches really define this place. There's…read moresomething incredibly comforting about food like this--classic, familiar, and made with care. The homemade sides follow that same theme: simple dishes done very well, the kind of comfort food that feels nostalgic and reminds you of meals you've had at home. At the same time, that simplicity can cut both ways. Since the ingredients and preparations are fairly straightforward, it does feel like the kind of food you could recreate at home without too much trouble. Because of that, it may not be somewhere I'd go out of my way to visit frequently. That said, it's still a great spot overall, and I'd definitely stop in from time to time when I'm in the mood for something comforting and well made.

It was my first time here and ordering is kind of confusing. We came around 11 am and wanted…read morebreakfast sandwiches. There are basically 3 separate lines - one for sandwiches, another for pastries/cakes and to pay. We were greeted once it was our turn for the sandwich line. I opted for the egg and cheese on gluten free bread. My hubby got a chicken sausage, egg and cheese on an everything bagel. The egg is definitely not fresh, and made from a carton, so it was okay. We watched as our sandwiches were getting made and were ready within 5 minutes. We then proceeded to the check out line where we can place drink orders. I got a decaf latte with almond milk (but the cashier didn't hear me say almond milk so ended up getting whole milk and my tummy was not happy about it afterwards). The decaf latte was decent and I enjoyed it for the most part. We were able to enjoy our breakfast outside!

5 star donuts - sells out so come early!!!! Nice folks…read moreworking here too. Vibes immaculate

First visit. Not a great experience. Interior smelled like…read moresomething was "off"...spoiled milk or similar. Yuk. Service was friendly and prompt. Glazed cinnamon lacked flavor....not enough cinnamon I guess. Also had Leche-something (forget the whole name). Meh. Crazy expensive. Tables outside were filthy. Had to get wipes from the car to clean our table. All the tables were in similar condition and lots of little fleas present. No wonder. Disappointing.

What a bright, adorable spot! Stopped here on a whim looking for pastries one evening and was…read morepleasantly surprised. I got lucky as it was early in the evening and found close parking on the street. The place itself is rather large, bright, clean, and open. There's a place for seating inside and a lovely patio outside that is connected to an even larger patio for multiple restaurants. When you first walk in, there is a large display case full of many types of beautiful pastries, some or even pre-wrapped that you could take on the go. You serve yourself with tongs and a tray for this pastry case. Upfront they have another large display that is chilled with beautiful looking pastries and desserts. They also have an extensive drink menu, which includes coffees, matcha, boba, and all sorts of tea. on this short visit, I had a pastry and a blended lemonade that was light and refreshing with a hint of mint. My pastry was light and airy, dipped in chocolate. Inside there was a light cream. It was lovely. You walk up to get service at the cashier and service is friendly. My first visit was perfect and I would love to return and try more items on the menu.

Pretty Korean bakery cafe with lots of different baked goods. However, in this visit I only got a…read morecoffee drink and my rank reflects that. I got the Iced Coconut Cream Latte and it was tasty, but way too sweet and sugary. It tasted like the barista pumped several rounds of syrup into this latte. The coconut cream was good, but the sugary syrup really overpowered it. I got a large with an extra espresso shot, but it didn't feel that much different than without the extra shot of espresso. For $9, I probably wouldn't get this again. The interior was new and gorgeous. I saw outlets and some people with laptops so there might be wifi to work from here. There's also ample seats and tables. Parking is street paid parking and I'm unsure if there's free parking spots. The pastries look delicious, so I would need to come back to try the pastries and re-rank!

I like to go here to do some co-working during the day, or late night studying…read more They have great lattes and matcha. They use to have really good expresso martini's but they discontinued the bar for whatever reason. I wish they'd bring it back. I really like their Nutella croissants and order it often. The place can get a bit loud considering it gets alot of foot traffic from being located at Atlantic station. Various groups of people of all ages and backgrounds come to meet for various reason

Very excited to try this place, until I did…read more At least the coffee was good. My double flat white had a good amount of crema, and was at the right temp. Illy does not fail when it comes to good beans, and good coffee. However, the smoked salmon bagel sando was horrible. For the price, I was expecting something decent. What I received was a sad, and not so fresh bagel. It had a thin layer of smoked salmon, and barely any cream cheese, and a few capers. It was the most mediocre sandwich ever. I should have sent it back. I can't imagine that assembling this sandwich was difficult at all. How hard can it be to spread cream cheese and plop all the fixings on it? If the kitchen and staff could not even put this simple sandwich together, do you trust them to do the other items on the menu? Pasta? Quite sad really. Poorly operated.

Food was perfect!! We had two skillets and two Caramel Machiatto's. Our servers were Jisel and…read moreNasiir. They were awesome! Courteous, kind, and the utmost professionals. We came from Tennessee, and we will definitely be back!!

Decent breakfast/brunch spot. Ample seating, friendly staff…read more Got the eggs Benedict, egg was a little overcooked and the sauce was ok. Fair warning: their potatoes are made in beef tallow (they have it plastered all over their menu). If you're vegetarian or choose not to have them, you'll need to switch them out. I ended up getting the crispy hash brown, which didn't hit the same but oh well. 3.5/5