Super loaded bagel sandwich for $9. Got everything you need. The everything bagel was seasoned well…read moreand crispy

This place was great. The bacon egg cheese was so amazing. Both bagels were steaming hot when we…read moreunpackaged them. There was so much bacon on bacon, egg and cheese, no skimping. The cheese bagel was so great. I don't know why that's not a staple more often in bagel shops. Time was a little long.

I've been here a handful of times and each time the experience is just as great. I have a few…read morego-to options off of their extensive food options; the omelet special (comes with home fries), the cinnamon raisin bagel toasted with cream cheese, and a large iced Hazelnut Coffee with half and half or Oat Milk. Whenever I come here I'm served pretty quickly (except for once where I was ignored for a while) and I usually dine in. I love how there's outlets to charge your device while you dine. Typically, I hang out after eating to digest my meal and kill time before running errands or heading to an appointment.

Finally, the best bagel place within walking distance of my office. I've tried them all, and was SO…read moreglad to hit up Bagel Market. I ordered online an hour ahead for pickup. I arrived 15 mins ahead of my pickup time and it was already available. Very speedy experience and delicious. Not everyone makes egg everything bagels and they NAIL IT. Plus, the lox was fresh and they offer capers and red onion!

This review is strictly based on service, professionalism, and consistency…read more I stopped supporting Bagel World for quite some time after I witness them treat a homeless gentleman like absolute garbage due to the fact that I purchased a bagel and coffee for him. He must frequent there often, and it was obvious how displeased the staff was with me wanting to purchase breakfast for this man. Regardless of position in life, he's still a human being. Recently I began to visit again, as the establishment is conveniently on my way to work. Per usual I order one of the specials of the day, and modify the order to include a medium iced coffee instead of the size small offered with the special. The order total is always under $13 with the up charge and tip included. Today the exact same order was almost $20 before tip. I mentioned the discrepancy in price, and ask why the difference today. They kept insisting it was due to ordering a medium iced coffee, yet it's never been an issue with past orders, including yesterday morning. Expecting a proper explanation, the staff simply shrugged their shoulders without any concern. I've visited Bagel World many times, to the point where two of the gentlemen behind the counter already know my order and bagel preferences. An almost $6 increase without a proper explanation is unacceptable, and a disservice to their clients. Bagel World has lost my business for good.

To start off the service was good can't complaint here and their menus are pretty decent as there's…read moreso many options to choose from. I decided to just do a custom wrap with egg whites turkey avocado and cheese. The wrap was good but what I didn't like was that they literally charge you for every single ingredient on a sandwich. Yea I understand nothing is free these days but common I saw them charge my buddy for onions on his sandwich. Small stuff like that should be built into the base price of the sandwich. I'm surprised they don't charge for salt and pepper to be added to your sandwich. Also you could barley see any turkey in the sandwich since it only came with 2 slices of it. $14 for an egg sandwich is a bit too much this isn't Manhattan.

Here's the thing, I didn't realize the cream cheese was Jalapeño cream cheese and it had bite…read more I ordered (I believe) the Sailor, lov, cream cheese and capers on a rainbow bagel toasted to perfection. After two bites of the too spicy bagel, I returned to the shoppe. Both the sandwich maker and the attendant at the register were pleasant and accommodating. They replaced the bagel with a milder scallion bacon cream cheese and the sandwich was both palatable and yummy. There is limited seating and no public restroom. Breakfast bagels are served before 3pm. Bonus tip: This store is a part of the "Too good to go" initiative. Toward the end of the day 1/2 dozen randomly bagged bagels in-store are $3.99. Nearby: Ample Hills, Grand Army Plaza

Bagels tasted kind of dense and stale. The scallion cream cheese was pretty mid. Thought it was…read morepretty expensive for the quality. Took a while to get my bagel because there was a long line.

Pretty good bagel spot in Brooklyn…read more The texture of the bagels is right on the money. Great chew and softness. Only tried the black peppercorn and everything bagels but they had a good amount of seasonings and the scallion cream cheese was my go to. A little on the pricey side but good bagel nonetheless.

I wanted a nice warm cinnamon raisin bagel with something fulfilling inside. The Great Gatsby…read morecaught my eyes. It just seems good when you read all the ingredients. As I was getting ready to place my order the young lady who was well mannered and was welcoming said I'm sorry we are out of cinnamon raisin bagels. Suck to be me. So I just decided to not get anything. It was around 9:15am. It seem like a popular early morning breakfast spot. Next time I have to come earlier.

Always amazing always always always. Blueberry bagel, plain cream cheese (heavy pour), cucumber,…read moretomato, avocado. Yow.

Got takeout for breakfast. Wonderful bagels. We got cinnamon raisin bagels with apple cinnamon…read morecream cheese in one and vegetable cream cheese in the other. A coffee and an omelette as well. Everything was delicious. The bagels were toasted perfectly. One of the best ones I've had so far. Great packaging and service. I am sure their cafe is wonderful too. Hopefully I can visit sometime soon. :)

This morning I had the most delicious bagel from Smith Street Bagels that I picked up yesterday…read moreafter having lunch at one of my favorite spots CafeLuluC, it was with the trip . The bagel was chewy and absolutely yummy. The staff was uber friendly and even gave me an extra bagel . It is a must visit.

Came here to buy a toasted cinnamon raisin bagel and cream cheese for breakfast. The bagel was…read moreperfect. The right amount of crisp and chewiness. I was served quickly and the servers were really kind. Aside from the horrible increase in the price of something as simple as a bagel and cream cheese, I have no other complaints. The shop is also very clean and well organized. They even had a NY Knicks colored bagel to show support for the winning team.

Passed this cute new bagel shop that opened on Smith a few weeks ago and had to go in. Apparently…read moreit's a chain - only realized later after my husband saw the wrapping and said he just bought their bagel on UES. I've become a bagel snob after taking a NYC bagel tour (shoutout to BagelUp!) and will only go into a bagel shop if it says hand rolled. Luckily Grabsteins did have the sign and they have a glass wall to the kitchen in the back to prove it. The bagels were good but competition is stiff and I can't say this was the fluffiest or softest or most inventive bagel I've ever had. It was fresh and it was good. I do think it's a great bagel place to come to with kids as my 7 year old was thrilled to see cream cheese options like birthday cake and Oreo (what she settled on). The price point was good and the space is well designed with a few seats inside. I was surprised to see it so empty on a Saturday morning but guess it'll take awhile for people to let go of whatever their other favorite bagel is in the neighborhood to give this one a try. I left Grabsteins and walked around the block to see the line of people as usual at Court Street bagels and shook my head - nothing is worth that wait, just get your bagel around the corner!

Grabstein's Bagels is new to me (evidently it's a local mini-chain with a few locations in…read moreManhattan) and new to Smith Street. This past Sunday I saw that they'd opened their doors, and I had to give them a whirl. The shop is new and clean and bright, with a little bit of seating and a beautiful counter displaying all the schmears and smoked fish that you could want on a bagel. Their menu is surprisingly extensive, with many options beyond the typical bagel things like burgers, wraps, salads, and more. There's a sandwich on the menu called "The Murder" that comes with chicken tenders, mozzarella sticks, onion rings, and barbecue sauce...and I like those things, and will one day get down with murder. The Murder, I mean. However, that's more of a second or third date sandwich. For my first venture with Grabstein's, I rolled with the Lox 'N' Loaded. A classic combo of nova lox, scallion cream cheese, capers, and red onion, and I think a good barometer for a bagel shop. I think they were a little busier than they expected for one of their first days open, so they were out of a lot of options. Most importantly, there were no everything bagels (my go-to) and no flagels of any kind (despite them being listed on the menu), so I went with a whole wheat everything. NBD. This was a good bagel sandwich. I would've appreciated a little more lox and a little less tomato, but I enjoyed it (as I do all bagel sandwiches). I will say that while it was tasty, the bagel was not exactly hot out of the oven (it was around 11 am). I know that it's impossible for a bagel shop to always have hot and fresh bagels, but I tell you this because it relates to the extraneous anecdote below. Read on if you'd like, but know that these are solid bagels in a nice new shop for the area. Extraneous Anecdote: When I stepped up to the counter I said, "Hey, how you doing?" Before I could tell the older gentleman manning the register what I wanted (if we're being honest, I wasn't truly wondering how he was doing), he launched into a bit of a diatribe about how a lot of people seemed to want their bagels toasted that ended hilariously with, "Shoot me now." Now, I can only assume this man was Mr. Grabstein himself. Only an old Jew who owned the shop could be this cranky about people toasting bagels, and I say this as a medium aged Jew who has known many cranky old Jews since I was a young Jew. And I get that many people are bagel purists who don't believe in toasting. I generally do not get my bagels toasted, as a warm, fresh bagel doesn't need any toasting. But I also think it is super funny to complain to a new customer about other customers wanting their bagels toasted, when for all you know I want my bagel toasted.