I ordered a half dozen bagels, e muffin, and an egg and cheese sandwich…read more The bagels are amazing, the muffin is the best my wife has ever had, and the egg sandwich had 3 eggs! 3 EGGS!!!! 5 stars! Absolutely!

They got my order wrong. The cashier repeated my order back to me. I saw it written on the screen…read morecorrectly but when I received my bagel it was incorrect. Not the first time this has happened. The bagels are quality but you're not going to want to eat here if they regularly get your order wrong. Makes no sense to me.

We stopped here on our way through to Boston from Central New York. It is centrally located right…read morenext to the local college. I imagine the students are not back from break yet because it was a very quick in and out stop! There is plenty of seating. The two gentlemen working were very efficient. The man who took our order was extremely friendly! I would say the bagels are a little pricey but the sandwich did have 4 entire eggs on it, so probably worth it! It was huge. "This sandwich could fuel a warrior for many moons." - my boyfriend after eating the sandwich The bagels were different than what I am used to in CNY but they were still very good. The veggie cream cheese was particularly good - it had what appeared to be freshly chopped veggies mixed in which I really enjoyed. We would definitely stop back if we get the opportunity to in the future!

Still great food, but now they've redesigned the place and it looks and works better!…read more Today I have the plumpest pumpernickel bagel with seeds on it, toasted him with butter, and a perfect Coffey! Try it out!

We got it to go and was good. Muffins were on the denser side than I'm used to but the flavor was…read morethere. The frosting/sweet toppings were on the sweeter side but the bread/cake part is good.

Somewhat odd hours, 5-2 daily…read more Delicious muffins. As per other reviewer, less buttery, more sugary. Very moist. Pretty large. Fruited ones with ample filling. High recommended if in area. Little pricer, almost $5 per muffin. Also has coffees, pastries, cupcakes, cakes and bagels, stand alone or as sandwich.

My spouse surprised me with an early morning bagel treat. The bagels were still hot! But they also…read morewere a little damp. Could have used more time in the oven. The bagels themselves were good. I really liked the salt. My complaint, you have to reserve your bagel spot in line and you get what you get, no options.

there's no number to call. the location is not even on the website to pre order. why would anyone…read morejust blindly go here?

I had a Farmers breakfast bagel and it was pretty good…read more Then I stopped in the bathroom on my way out of the store. My God was that bathroom dirty! Not just - it's missed a cleaning this morning kind of dirty - but wow, I cannot imagine the last time anyone has cleaned this room kind of dirty! So I'll spare the gory details but suffice it to say, with that as my lasting impression of Einstein Bros Bagels, they got the last $11.00 they'll ever see from me again.

"But now she's gone and I don't worry 'Cause I'm sitting on…read moretop of the world" (B.B. King) There'll be no sitting in Einstein Brothers Bagels, because you'll find neither tables nor chairs in their sizable but barren dining room. They are still in socially distant Pandemic Mode. But what you WILL find are bagels, tons of bagel choices. Gourmet Bagels. Signature Bagels. Classic Bagels. Twenty-five different bagels. Actually, twenty-six if you count there beef-flavored Doggie Bagel (not for human consumption). We skipped the bagel/egg and bagel/deli sandwiches and went with two bagels and cream cheese. I went with a toasted Green Chile Gourmet Bagel with a schmear of Jalapeno Salsa Reduced Fat Creme Cheese. It was delicious, with a melted blanket of green chilies and cheese on top and a spicy spread of savory cream cheese in the middle. My wife ordered an Everything Bagel with Garden Vegetable Cream Cheese and she enjoyed it a lot. We didn't let the lack of in-house seating deter us, ordered our $9 lunch, and enjoyed it in our vehicle.

Everything. For years. Great staff and interest customers. Try a cubaner sandwich and a brownie…read moreYour smile will last.

Stopped by Charles River Coffee House this month and was expecting something more akin to a…read morecharming little cafe. The vibe was a lot less cozy and inviting and the drinks mediocre. For context, I also don't really have a high bar for beverages so "mediocre" for me is pretty low on the quality meter. One plus side is when the weather is nice, I could see it at least being a convenient stop on a scenic walk.

Soooo many delicious options- the byo sandwiches and breakfast all day choices are dwarfed by…read moresneaking in some amazing specials. They have a stuffed French toast with banana and fresh berries that are enormousl. The strawberries are large and full of flavor, even in winter. Thick buttermilk pancakes that taste delicious with real maple syrup. What of our party likes to come here for the dessert and let's fix it, there's just nothing wrong with dessert, especially $2 cookies and a whole list of other snacks that are affordable for a family to share. The deli meat in the sand Wings is what she would expect from a New York deli. A nice thick heap on fresh bread. There is also date and a strawberry butter served. So many fresh and creative options that you can never go wrong. For drinks, there is the egg cream to the Z-mosa (mimosa plus pineapple and more? Heck yah!) Additionally, there's all kinds of fun and unique art on the walls in a very fresh style with lots of layers and imagery to look at from Mass artist Danny O. Bring your I- spy game on! Hope you enjoy it as much as I did. Even though there are lots of restaurants in the area, this is a place we always go. Leslie, this place has some of the nicest staff, and he will always receive a thank you of appreciation for being here. They want you to be here they want to serve you, and they love their work. Bonus challenge, find at at least two pieces of art that have Thomas the Tank Engine in them.

I ordered a corned beef sandwich on light rye with mustard for pickup. When I got home, there was…read moreat least one third LESS corned beef than the last time I got a sandwich here. Also, there was only a dollop of mustard on each slice of bread so I had to add my own mustard.

I think Bodacious Bagel has the best bagels I have ever had. The service is great as is all the…read moreother food options available.

Bagels are good but it has gotten very expensive. They used to be $4 with cream cheese and now is…read moreover $6. Dunkin's is closer to $3, lesser quality but half the price.

Gave us the wrong take out order and my wife had to drive all the way back. Didn't apologize to her…read morewhatsoever. Bagels are mediocre at best and overpriced. We are close by and pass this place daily, and have sworn to never go back. If the bagels were overpriced and mediocre, we'd still come back occasionally simply due to convenience. Unfortunately for the owner they've lost life long business because they can't hire or train employees to have a baseline level of customer service skills. Can't wait to see what other business occupies the space in a year or so when they are gone.

The cafe is large and has a lot of seating. The service speed was limited to 2 workers on a busy…read moreSunday morning, so it was pretty slow. Everyone who I went with asked for their bagel toasted but when we received them they were not toasted at all. They didn't have napkins or utensils out. Vanilla latte was insanely sweet, too.

"When you noodle with a doodlin' song I like it so much,…read moreI'll doodle some more" (Peggy Lee) Were you stumped by the word "Kugel"? Kugel is a traditional Jewish noodle casserole. And that word makes perfect sense as the namesake of this wonderful little Framingham deli. Their menu is loaded with the ethnic delights you'll find in any NY Style Deli - Reuben and Rachel sandwiches, Hot Pastrami, Bagels and Lox, Whitefish Salad, Potato Latkes, Matzoh Ball Soup, Herring, Kishka, Challah French Toast, and yes........... Noodle Kugel. We had checked out their deep menu the day before and knew what we wanted - a Whitefish & Lox Platter ($25) with a choice of Bagel, a choice of cream cheese served with lettuce, onions and tomatoes, and cucumbers. We added an extra bagel for $1.75. Now, I have to tell you that we were incredulous when this huge platter of very reasonably priced platter of food was delivered to our table. I bet there was between a third and a half pound of lox, plenty of vegetable cream cheese, a ramekin of whitefish salad, and a garden of lettuce leaves, sliced tomatoes, thinly sliced purple onions, and cucumber slices. The bagels were pretty big and were everything you want in a bagel -nice and chewy/crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. We each had one half of our respective bagels with cream cheese, lox, and onions, and the other half with whitefish, lettuce, cucumbers and tomatoes. One customer service caught my eye immediately -those big tomato slices had been carefully trimmed to take out the core. That drives me batshit crazy when a restaurant apathetically doesn't do that. Staying on the customer service theme, our server was very attentive, with plenty of checkbacks and coffee refills. We packed up our leftovers and finished them off the next day. So that fish yielded us four servings. I promise you this....... The next time we are looking for breakfast between Boston and Worcester... I know where we'll end up. We might even get some Kugel at Kugel!

Best find of the year! I am particular about my sandwiches but decided to take a risk. Boy am I…read moreglad I did! Everything about this place left me wanting more! Not because of the size of the servings either.