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Sunset Bagels Cafe & Grill

3.3 (66 reviews)
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Leenzie B.

I went here with my friend last week to get a light evening bite. I had a rice ball and a potato croquette. My friend had the blueberry bagel with jelly and cream cheese. The staff was nice and the ambiance was chill & laid back. I usually go to the one on Flatbush because it's closer to me, but I'll definitely go to this location more often whenever I'm in the area.

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Basia L.

Not sure why this place doesn't have better reviews- the food here is good, even at 3am. They have homemade soups all night, fresh squeezed OJ that's available as a grab and go, fresh bagels, and salad bar ALL night. Luis was super nice, shout outs to him, somebody fix the tip option here for the staff so I can leave a fat tip next time! It's also super cozy in here with with a lot of seating. Thumbs up!

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Amanda W.

Good bagel and friendly service, a bit expensive but they're open 24hours and its very clean. They have flagel, and chicken noodle soup. As well as juices and i usually call ahead to pick up at the counter. Bright inside.

Jenn C.

Food: Their bagels are fresh and soft! I ordered a cinnamon raisin bagel with scallion cream cheese. They make the cream cheese fresh by mixing scallions in before spreading it onto the bagel. Overall, an excellent bagel. Their made-to-order salads are also fresh and delicious. They have a variety of menu items including cold and hot sandwiches, paninis, a full salad bar, hot entrees, smoothies, juices, shakes, bottled drinks, and desserts. Service: Service is quite slow at this place especially during the lunch hour. I've waited half an hour for a salad. They receive many online and takeout orders. I wouldn't recommend coming here if you don't have time to wait during lunch. They don't seem to pay attention to who is waiting for their orders and prepare other orders that have been called in or ordered online before preparing orders for those waiting in the store. Ambiance: There are a few tables and chairs to eat your food but not many. Overall, I would recommend this place but not if you need something quick.

Fawn G.

"Down at the Sunset Grill".. Don Henley's tune popped in my head as I walked in to the Grill. I have to say I stopped here by chance because the R train wasn't running from my station thus took an Uber for 1/2 of my destination. I decided to stop in and just get a coffee but decided to cheat and get a whole wheat bagel with veggie cream cheese and a bottle of Ruby Red Grapefruit juice. I did wait around ten minutes and yes, there were no other patrons there. ( it was @8:15 am, Brooklynites to sleep in on Sundays). The service was a tad slow and yes the bill was $7 ( flavored cream cheese runs $5.50)but the Bay Ridge bagel store near my house charges the same. They offer flagels(?), bialys, sandwiches, breakfast and so much more. I took the bagel to go and dine at NY's finest: N train express. Yes, I munched and got cream cheese everywhere but I did ask for extra napkins. The bagel was fresh and the veggie cream cheese was good BUT not as good as Bay Ridge. I like veggie cream cheese to have olives, scallions and carrots. Sunset's cream cheese contained carrots and I think bell peppers. I was too hungry to really notice. I think the food and the vibe are fine here and the establishment is clean. Will I come again? Yeah, the next time the R train runs a shuttle bus service on the weekend.

Order a ham sandwich got this two slices of ham for $13.00. 7eleven had better fast sandwich for $6
Vane M.

For a ham sandwich got 2 slices of ham for $13 . For that I go to a bodega or 7elevan sandwich. NOT WORTH IT

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Quandra T.

Stumbled upon this place totally by chance as I walked out of the subway and decided, well, I guess I'm having a bagel. It was pretty empty, but the guy at the cash register was pretty attentive and gave me a run-down on all the choices. They even have some sort of crazy rainbow-birthday-cake-flavored looking one that I was not bold enough to try because I like what I like. Settled on a toasted egg bagel with extra butter which did not disappoint in any way. Ended up stopping back in again for a piece of chocolate mousse I couldn't stop thinking about since I'd left. This time there were 2 employees, and one on the phone. For some reason the one NOT on the phone couldn't confirm my cake selection and pointed to phone-guy to do it (bruh you should be able to confirm whether its cheesecake or not), who juggled processing my order without hanging up. But still, the cake was good and decor was my style and I'd swing by again if I'm in the neighborhood.

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