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    West End Bagels

    4.0 (206 reviews)
    Closed 6:00 am - 3:00 pm

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    Casual
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Daniel A.

    I was not impressed. They were busy when I got in so I tried to understand. A bit of a wait but nothing crazy, grabbed a panini and an iced coffee. Looks like I was jipped one of my eggs but could have been due to the way it was rung up. Not much of anything else a slice or two of turkey, 3 pieces of red pepper. Girl at the counter was very nice but super overwhelmed. Prices were a little high...$19 for a sammich and a coffee. Ambiance was weird, not a super warm inviting or friendly atmosphere. I don't think I'll go back.

    Egg bagel with bacon scallion cream cheese, red onion and roasted red peppers
    Hannah V.

    Despite being very busy the line moves quick. Many bagel options left for almost noon on a Sunday. My bagel was okay, I asked for an egg everything and received a plain egg. The bacon scallion cream cheese did not cut it for me, didn't have enough of those two flavor profiles in it. But overall, I enjoyed it. As busy as it was they still have tables to sit at that felt comfortable and roomy which is a plus. I would definitely come back to try one of their killer sounding paninis.

    Bruce M.

    Was working close by decided to swing in and grab a bite to eat before I starve to death and wither away to nothing. The bagels were good. The cream cheese was excellent. Long line, lots of people probably because the food is good, but moved along fairly quickly.

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    Mollie T.

    Amazing bagels. Delish cream cheese. Great coffee. Ambiance and their support of local art is amazing !

    Fresh Lox Salads and pickles
    Marisa L.

    They are a weekly staple of my work week.If you fancy a bagel with a schmear, then get here. The bagels are freshly made daily, the fixings are fresh and delicious, and they CARE about the heat they do. The staff is always helpful and professional. The vibes are always good. Their coffee is delicious and not watery guck(I said what I said). My favorite is the Lox Supreme. I get a toasted plain bagel or a wagel if I'm feeling funky with the pimento olive cream cheese, extra capers, their delicious lox tomato and onion. I also loooove their paninis, my personal fave being the Manhattanite, which is Roast Beef Cheddar and Horseradish panini. And the sandwiches hold up til lunchtime. I promise. 30 seconds in the microwave and boom ready to go. Also I did live in NYC for 7 years and have been a customer of Murray's and a few other city bagel shops so respect my suthority when it comes to judgement on a superb bagel!! Get in here. For those of you that cannot pick up don't worr

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    Kay D.

    WHEN: Monday @ 11am There was a line at the register area, thought it was the order line but it was not. People were waiting on their food. The order line is at where the bagels are displayed. The staff will come up to you to take your order there. Then you go to the register area to pay for your order. It was a quick and efficient process. It took roughly 5-10min in and out the door. All bagels are made fresh and toasted all day. I like their very soft bagels compared to other bagel shops. WHAT I ORDERED Breakfast plain bagel w egg and sausage Bagel with cream cheese Both bagels were toasty warm to eat. Very delicious and filling for breakfast. Low prices as well. I highly recommend it.

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    I love the bagels here ! Anyone who likes bagels needs to visit west end! Their house made cream cheese is great too!

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    Good food mid service a long waits. I would recommend it if u have nothing to do with ur day and your cool waiting there all day.

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    The best bagels around! Just be prepared to wait. They're well worth the wait and drive!

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    Hands down west end has the best bagels in town. Made fresh daily and you can tell. Great breakfast at a great price! Thanks west end

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    Best bagels in upstate NY. Their sandwiches remind me of the kind you can get in NYC.

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    Best bagels in the capital district. Order is always ready on time and correct. Customer service is always on point.

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    Excellent bagels no mater which flavor you pick and the cream cheese is so flavorful. The sandwich's are excellent also.

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