I'm shocked I've never heard of this place until now! Hidden gem off of western center. The…read moreboopalaches are so good (kolache but with bagel bread), especially when dipped in cream cheese. I will be craving those! I placed an online order and it was ready when I arrived, and the staff was very friendly and attentive. Definitely will be going back!

These are decent old school dense bagels, "subtle" flavors your bubby might reminisce about…read more The everything bagel either cream cheese and the loaded Eggstra breakfast sandwich were generously filled. They have seating inside in the dark back, hardly inviting.

My husband suggested we grab breakfast an we were just going to grab Sonic an he remembered Dans…read morewhich he had tried before which was amazing. The option was great with what kind of bagel I could have to what I want on the bagel. Staff was super friendly an helpful even checked to see if the bacon was natural smoked or artificial (I'm allergic to liquid smoke) an they did so with a smile. Our food was done quickly the shop is super cute every thing is clean an lovely.

Dan's Bagels is the only place I know that has pastrami spiced lox and it's delicious!…read more I haven't tried any other bagel sandwiches other than Bagel & Lox because it's the only bagel item that I ever get... ANYWHERE. The bagels are soft and chewy. You get a lot of cream cheese and toppings inside. What more can you ask for? It's a pretty heavy sandwich for breakfast though...

After doing some scrambling when I realized that Cafe x Jose doesn't have food items on weekday…read moremornings, I ended up here because it was one of the few places open on a Monday in the area. Apparently Monday business hours is just not a thing in this part of Fort Worth? It was very empty, and kind of quaint. I got the impression that they weren't even open, but sure enough, the door was unlocked and there were a couple of people working there. I swung by the back area, past the grab-and-go coolers, and ordered a couple of breakfast tacos and a couple of cinnamon rolls to go. The breakfast tacos were a bit basic, but the cinnamon roll was solid. The staff was very friendly and accommodating, and I've got to give them credit for being open and serving when the places around them weren't.

Speakeasy and Grocery in the heart of Fort Worth's Cultural District with indoor/outdoor seating,…read moreand to-go options offering catering for birthdays and larger corporate events. A toasted panini with turkey and sweet chutney was just right on a sunshiney day. Looking forward to a big slice of Lemon Meringue pie on the return trip!

The food here was delicious, everybody was so kind. The environment here feels very homie. Perfect…read morefor a Sunday lunch or a weekday breakfast. I would really suggest it. Additionally, the service is top-notch.

I love The Sour Boule! I dream about their cinnamon rolls from the holidays almost all year long…read more One time the lady working at the front helped me carry out my purchases because my hands were full with my toddler. It was the sweetest thing and completely unexpected. Today my 2 year old son was elated to find all their toys and peacefully played with them while I ate breakfast - a highlight of his birthday today. The staff goes above and beyond to make sure everyone has an excellent experience. The bagel breakfast sandwich I had today was so amazing, so I will be back soon for more!! What a great local bakery to have in our neighborhood

Plenty of seating, clean, and cute!…read more I came during the week so parking was free on the street in the morning. There is a kiosk to order and pay at but they can also take your order as well. Based on the location, the price is on the higher side, I ordered a bravo avocado on asiago and onion and chive cream cheese along with a matcha latte and the total came out to ~$24. There is an upcharge for most of the options, so definitely look carefully. Overall the quality of the food was good and fresh but for what you pay for I'd expect more meat or avocado. The matcha latte was not bad and it came in a cute cup. Stop in or even snag a deal on the too good to go app!

I came in and was never acknowledged nor greeted by any of the workers…read more The bagels were decent, but I was expecting them to be way better that price point. It was a bit on the soggy side. Coffee was average. There was nothing crazy about it. However, I liked the design of the place & the walls! It was very modern and welcoming. Makes it feel like a place you could hangout at peacefully.

After years of only driving by it after its closed, today I made it for an early lunch…read more The Bagel + Lox + Cream Cheese with all the fixins sure hit the spot. The Everything Bagel I opted for was toasted to perfection.

Yogi's I've been…read morecoming here since I was a kid.If you're visiting Fort Worth or looking for a good breakfast, there's not a better place in town stop and see yogi, grab a bagel, grab breakfast and enjoy the rest of your day. This is close to TCU so youll get the college kid vibe as well. Energy!!!!!

Today I enjoyed another great lunch at Carshon's. The corned beef is spectacular and the kitchen…read morestaff is experienced and you can tell. Consistently great food delivered promptly.

Love finding time to go to Carshon's when I'm off and they are open. Hard to find really good…read morepastrami here in Fort Worth and they've got one of the good ones. I tried the Rebecca today and that will feed me for 3 meals. It was huge! Also love their Matzo ball soup. Friendly staff in casual dinner/deli setting. Definitely worth a visit.

We popped in for a quick breakfast on the way to a doctor appointment, and this former New Yorker…read morewas excited to try a real bagel again. Let me start with the customer service, because it was absolutely on point. The woman at the counter explained the bagels, when they bake them, how to store them, and basically gave us a full master class in Bagels. I LOVED her energy. We split an egg, cheddar, and bacon on a sesame bagel, and it was everything you want in a breakfast bagel sandwich. It brought me right back to my old NYC bodega days, which is the highest compliment I can give a bagel outside of New York. We grabbed a few bagels to go as well. The seasonal pumpkin was delicious, and the salt bagel was good too, although I wish it had been a touch saltier. All in all, a great stop and a place I will happily return to. Hot tip: Get there early for a good selection, OR Order ahead (day before) to get everything your heart desires.

The most delicious bagels I have ever had. Their jalapeño cream cheese and breakfast sandwiches are…read moremy favorite. The bagels are also made fresh everyday! The owners are absolutely wonderful as well. Very friendly and genuine people who deserve all the business they get and more. Anytime I am in town I get them every morning. If you want the best bagels this is the place to go.

Excellent Bagels and coffee and cream cheese!…read more My wife said she will dream about these bagels when we move away from the area. The bakery is a quaint little bakery, but it holds some great treasures. The staff was kind and attentive. The coffee is excellent and the cream cheese spread is homemade! We will definitely be back to enjoy the bagels and Eggels!

Since discovering Iris their coffee has QUICKLY become my favorite, and I find myself going out of…read moremy way frequently to get that large iced caramel macchiato I come by often to get a bag of their bagels, and after trying their sausage rolls for the first time I can safely say they're the absolute best sausage rolls I've ever had. Instead of the traditional kolache bread they wrap them in a buttery flaky croissant I regretted waiting until I got home to eat them or else I would've bought 10 more. I seriously considered making the 20 minute drive back just for more of those sausage rolls.

Love this place, it's small but we love it so much…read more Everything was so nice and I loved it all Service there so friendly people and helpful. Food hot and fresh.

This was another place I noticed while driving down Main and made a mental note to stop back by and…read moregrab breakfast from before we left town. We don't have many beignet shops in the Houston area, despite our much closer proximity to New Orleans than Fort Worth, so it's always nice to see a seemingly authentic place. The storefront is very small up front. There's maybe 3-4 tables, with a counter to order from and a rotating video screen. The guy behind the counter was very friendly. They have a wider variety of beignet options with some specialty items and savory items as well. I opted for a couple of beignet samplers, selecting a classic French Quarter beignet (fried with powdered sugar), a brown butter glazed, and a chocolate glazed. I also grabbed a sweetened cafe au lait and a sweetened cafe noir. Across the board, everything was delicious, though the cafe noir was a bit too bitter for my taste despite having been sweetened.