There are few places or experiences that I would describe as life-changing. For a bagel enthusiast like myself, Bagel Shop – a nondescript bagel storefront on the corner of 93rd Street – might just fit the bill. It’s quiet and unassuming. On the outside it looks like any old bagel store and you’d probably strollContinue reading “BagelShop: Your one stop shop for a life-changing bagel”
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Bagelworks: Upper East Side’s Featherweight Champion
Bagel enthusaists know that no two bagels are alike. Some places, like Absolute Bagels are known for their jumbo size and rich density that serve as a filling meal. Others, like Upper East Side’s Bagelworks are fluffy and light enough to eat several in one sitting. I recently moved to Upper East and quickly foundContinue reading “Bagelworks: Upper East Side’s Featherweight Champion”
Bricktown Bagels: Long Island City’s Only Viable Bagel Option
Long Island City was always a dead zone for bagels. Clever Blend? Yeah, right. LIC Bagels and Deli? No, thanks. It wasn’t until last weekend when I thought I had discovered the oasis in the bagel wasteland of Queen’s western-most neighborhood: Bricktown Bagels & Cafe. Situated on the LIC waterfront and just a five minuteContinue reading “Bricktown Bagels: Long Island City’s Only Viable Bagel Option”
Absolute Bagels: Absolutely the Best
There were times where I was naive enough to believe that midtown bagel hype like Ess-a-bagel and Best Bagel were the only good shops in Manhattan. Then I discovered all of the great downtown options. But it wasn’t until I took a trip up to Harlem that I truly expanded my bagel knowledge with whatContinue reading “Absolute Bagels: Absolutely the Best”
Baker’s Dozen: Greenpoint
Ask anyone what they think of when they think of a New York City bagel and I guarantee you Greenpoint won’t be at the top of their list. Ask me before I went to Baker’s Dozen and I would have probably agreed. However, after stumbling upon a nondescript storefront on Manhattan Avenue, I discovered aContinue reading “Baker’s Dozen: Greenpoint”