Menu changes daily. Fresh bagels sourced from local authentic Jewish bakery (Leeds). Freshly made…read moremezze offered in either regular or vegetarian. Also some British fare. We had the vegetarian mezze, a roast ham and coleslaw bagel sandwich, and a scotch egg. All was absolutely delicious! We will definitely be back!

I ordered a BLT bagel which was pretty tasty as they come, however, it didn't seem as fresh or…read morecrisp as it could have been. The ingredients were all quite mashed together and the salad was a bit soggy. Nonetheless if you're looking for a cheap and tasty bite, this is still a good place to go. It's not really anything special, but it beats Mccy D's any day. For future visitors, BN has a huge range of choices besides the BLT, so explore, perhaps, something that doesn't involve what should be crisp produce.

Bagel Nash is a tiny shop that offers...well...bagels. True to the name!…read moreThey also offer pretzels, coffees, smoothies and sweet treats like muffins and cakes. The perfect place to pop in to and grab a bagel on the go. Good for both breakfast and lunch as they have a wide range of choices from standard to gourmet bagels. Try "The New Yorker" bagel. Delicious Smoked Salmon, Cream Cheese, Black Olives & Red Onion....lovely! bagel Nash is fairly cheap as you do get quite a pile of ingredients for your money. the place gets packed out early morning and lunch times so best to get there early to avoid the queues.

Why is every bagel nash so teeny inside. The sandwhiches are great, massive selection and a bagel…read moreto suit your flavour day. The toastedness adds a little something extra to the freshness feeling. I personally love the new yorker, the crayfish, the med veg, the brie and bacon... oh no there are too many that I love. This shop is great for poping to from work but does get big queues. Even though its only got a couple of tables you can usually get a space. The best bagel nash to sit in is the one opposite the city varieties cos it has more room and is a quirky layout. Happy days that there are so many in Leeds. :)

I used to go to this Bagel Nash on the regular for a morning bagel. Not sure if there's anywhere…read moreelse you can get a decent, filling and quick breakfast for £1! Can you buy anything for £1 anymore?!?! Not so much. It's not just breakfast bagels - you can get all manner of fillings. Smoked salmon, avocado, turkey, bacon, briefed many more. The service is great, especially from the main lady who works there. It's like Cheers but she knows your order, not necessarily your name. Gosh, I really fancy a crispy bacon with cream cheese on sesame right now.

This is the poshest Bagel Nash in town - so posh that it doesn't even look like a bagel shop! Being…read morein the Victoria Quarter near Harvey Nichols, it would have to be. There isn't a garish orange sign to be seen, instead the shop is entierly black with gold lettering displaying the bagel options. All the bagels are made in the tiny circular outlet, which you can sit around on a high stool to eat your bagel. There are a number of stools and tables, so tall that when you sit on them you feel like you are still standing. The Victoria Quarter is a lovely place to have lunch, full of expensive shops, a few waterfalls and beautiful glass ceiling, all adding to the ambiance of this Bagel Nash branch.

I recently had the pleasure of sampling some of Jess' cupcakes at a Yelp event, and they were…read morelovely. All beautifully decorated, and a great selection of flavours. My particular favourites were the sticky toffee (perfect) and the vanilla (I'm a sucker for buttercream icing!) Looking at the photos on here, I'd love to try some of her other creations, the cookie monster cake looks amazing!

DELICIOUS. Easily…read morethe prettiest, most inventive and downright delectable cakes, brownies and other treats you will find. I'm a bit of a cake fiend, and Jess' cakes and other sweet things are my favourites. From moist, perfectly cooked handmade scones, to awesomely squishy peanut butter brownies, to cakes decorated with unique and intricate designs- Jess does it all. Look at the pictures to see for yourself! :) The only reason Jess hasn't got a bakery of her own is because the world isn't ready for her... yet!

This Company steals my naughty Trademark, my copyright! Will the quality be good then? I am a…read moredesigner and I sold the frooteria Logo 8 years ago a company in Munich, Germany. If you go inside, ask the owner, if he knows what's Trade brand piracy.

One of the few remaining branches in the chain, which has suffered a lot of difficulty across the…read morepast few years financially debt/financial issues and change of ownership, this store still appears to be doing well, and looks fairly presentable, in Leeds city centre on Albion Street. They seem to have scaled back in their remaining stores, including this one, going back to the basics of coffee and cake, with good service, which is what they seem to do best. Sadly, this seems to mean scaling back and removing most gluten-free options. Sandwiches and Afternoon Tea options are also available. The male staff member working on my most recent visit was very friendly, although the members of my party did mention they found the coffee to be too strong. Prices were reasonable and in line with most other chains in the area. The interior seemed small but comfortable, and they did have around 2-3 tables outside It wouldn't be somewhere I'd return to, but a useful business to have in Leeds city centre, and I hope things do turn around for them as it would be sad for them to have to shut more branches. 3*

Mmmmm delicious…read more Came in for coffee n cake. Served quick and cakes delicious, no music so tad quiet. Got flat white, was smooth and didn't need any sugar! Been in here before. The food menu seems to have grown since we were last in. Bit pricey for cake and coffee but the cooked food prices seem good value. Will have to try that next time.

I'd heard a lot of good things about Bagel Nash, so myself and Friend decided to explore. Actually…read moreFriend was one of those people I'd heard good things from, so I decided to say 'aye' when she suggested we go there for mid-shopping replenishment lunch. Tucked away neatly in the Thorntons Arcade, it's almost hard to notice, save from the midday hubbub and rush that leaks out of the place. Staff were super friendly, nice greetings, got a little impatient with me when I couldn't decide which overpriced bagel I wanted, but hey I'll let it slide, I mean 4 quid for a bagel, it's a sandwich with the hole missing for Pete's sake, half the filling oozes outta the damn hole. Anyway, after a steady stream of pondering I decided a bagel wasn't for me, and opted for a chicken panini, I was told to go fetch it from the fridge, hmmm, and so friend and I made purchase of our food, her's was a cream cheese bagel without cucumber and chives £2.50, now I might sound like a tightarse, but £2.50 for a bagel with some Philly on it? I pulled a fruit juice outta the fridge and friend got a coffee, it was either just shy or just over a tenner for a bagel a sarnie, a bottle of pop and a coffee. We were told food would be brought over. Friend's bagel was instant, mine took about 10-15 minutes to arrive, despite ordering way after the dinner time rush. When it did land in front of me it was piping hot, score, but the taste was none. Not second to none, but plain none, nothing there, nada, it was the beige-ist thing I'd ever eaten. Ok never sit near the magazine rack in this Bagel Nash, instead of waiting for us to finish our food, a member of staff thought it would be ok with me if she leant over and grabbed a mag, armpit and panini, nice! Another bod, think it was delivery or some sort, decided he wanted to put stuff in the rack, again not waiting for us to get up and leave, or leave a stack with the staff so they could put it up, but once again leant over me to put stuff in the rack, and obviously with the jaunty angle he attempted to stack, it didn't lead to stability, and then the whole ruddy thing fell on me and into my lap. Taaa daaaah. As funny as this was to female member of staff behind till, I wasn't feeling particularly amused at this point, and barked a nice 'back off' at stupid man with stacking intentions. Surprisingly he did. Overpriced for what it is in my opinion, and when you do actually pay inflated prices, you expect quality or taste at least, clutching at straws you'd think staff and atmosphere would play a part in positive experiences, but aside form small moments, of this there was none. I wasn't impressed at all. Nope.

The place is a bit neglected with peeling paint and many broken lights. Not a major deal but what…read moredoes matter is the place is filthy! Not the kind of dirt which builds up over a busy days trade, but the sign of neglect. I expect behind the counter to be messy if they have had a busy day but everywhere you look - it's properly dirty. Even the leather wipe clean cushions in the window were very dirty. When we arrived all the tables barring one needed to be cleared. They were still needing to be cleared 15 mins later when we left and they were not busy. The staff either need a good kick up the bum or the owner needs to get a cleaner.

Firth & Payne's market stall has a beautifully traditional design with ornate columns and a wooden…read morecounter and signage with gold painted lettering. It's stalls like this that make a wander through the market such an enjoyable experience as you get a real sense of the history and character of the place. The stall has a traditional bakery counter displaying bread rolls and tasty looking cakes - I'd definitely spend my pennies here rather than at the Greggs in the lower section of the market (rather cheeky I feel - opening a chain store, of which there are already more than ten in Leeds, in a market populated by independent retailers, many just getting by. And I'm sad to see market customers queuing in droves to get their Greggs pastry fix when they could support an independent bakery selling very affordable sandwiches and other baked goods a short walk away. Bracketed rant over. ) They also have a range of pre-packaged brand name bread - a little odd when they bake their own. Their cake making display is a real treat to browse, with many a creatively-iced cake that any kid would be overjoyed to see candle-lit on their birthday. They also make wedding cakes with three working days notice. Great for a spontaneous wedding party, couples who haven't been particularly organised or when previous wedding-cake plans fall through. As Amelia mentioned, they offer egg-free cakes, but do they do vegan? As they have considered those who don't eat egg I think it likely they could stretch to include vegans...so it'd be worth asking if you're looking for a vegan cake-making service.

The display of cakes at this bakery is amazing! You can get a spiderman birthday cake, a new-baby…read morecake with a tiny decorative baby on the top, wedding cakes and a myriad of others that can be chosen from a special cake book on request. All cakes have to be ordered but can be made within three working days - pretty good if you consider the quality of decoration. There's a sign saying that all cakes can be made eggless if required but does this mean they can also be made vegan? I'm not sure. The plastic-covered Warbotun loaves seem strangely placed next to these and the floury baps and loaves also on offer but I guess that's what you find in a market like this - peculiar variety.