Myrtle Ave. Bagels

My company ordered these bagels for the office, and there are so many varieties of both bagels and cream cheeses—the combinations are endless! You truly cannot go wrong; they’re all fantastic.

Cute little bagel place with a couple small tables inside. The bagels are soft and chewy but dont have much of a hard crusty outside. Great for breakfast sandwiches but I wouldn't get just bagels here.

This is unacceptable. I ordered a bacon, egg, and cheese on a hero and realized the sandwich was cut after it was already wrapped in aluminum foil, meaning the knife went through the foil and into the food, leaving aluminum pieces inside the sandwich. This is a serious food safety issue that management needs to address immediately. Consuming metal fragments can cause real harm over time, and honestly, who knows how long I’ve been unknowingly eating aluminum from here. They’re lucky I didn’t bring the sandwich right back to the counter the moment I noticed. This level of carelessness when serving food is dangerous and completely unacceptable. Who does something like this? By the way my picture doesn’t do it justice there were a dozen pieces of aluminum in my FOOD!! (Monday 1pm-2pm for ti

The best bagels in not only Brooklyn, but NYC as a whole. The bagel options are abundant and every flavor I’ve tried is has been 10/10. Recommend the everything, cheese bagel, and blueberry bagel. Cream cheese options follow suit and the scallion cream cheese is my favorite. Atmosphere is lively and service is always pleasant.

Adorable place, the pigeon mural brought me in and I’m so happy I came in to see what was going on. I’m guilty of following the long line since that’s how you find the best things in NY. It didn’t disappoint, I enjoyed my version of BEC- Turkey bacon, egg white and cheese on a scooped out bagel. No one bat an eyelash with my specific request as I enter the journey of trying to get a little “healthier” after eating all that NY has to offer for decades. I could gate keep but the people were so nice in there everyone needs to feel this sense of community I felt which is slowly a dying feeling. The food was the added bonus!