I'm from Long Island and I love our bagels so when my friend wanted to go for bagels for brunch, we…read moresaw that Morristown bagel and deli had some great reviews. First of all, the staff is so nice and accommodating. The owner Lucky and the chef Jose Manuel are great as they go out of their way to make you happy. The bagels are all homemade, boiled and then baked - the only way to make a good bagel! It was absolutely delicious. My friend and I both had the same thing which was Taylor ham, egg and cheese. I had a sesame bagel and my friend had a poppy bagel and we both loved our sandwiches. I can't wait to come back again. This will be our 'go to' bagel place. Thanks Lucky and Jose!!!

Great bagels - best in the area by far. Everything is fresh and reasonably priced, the staff is…read morefriendly and knows how to handle a morning rush. The new owner has made major improvements. Coffee is now fresh ground for brewing. This place is a favorite with many locals, myself included. Highly recommended!

Amazing spot! I've…read morenever had Taylor Ham before so when in New Jersey how could you pass it up? The egg, cheese, tomato and Taylor Ham on a whole wheat everything bagel was downright delicious and a great breakfast option. My wife went with a ham, egg, tomato and cheese on a salt bagel and equally loved her sandwich while both kids went with a French toast bagel with plain cream cheese. Every one loved their bagels which were expertly cooked and bursting with flavor. The homemade muffins looked really good, as well, and the menu board has a ton of sandwich options available for both breakfast and lunch. The counter staff was helpful and friendly and the food was ready in a very reasonable amount of time. Great spot certainly worth checking out!

First time at the Morristown location. There is an eat in section. The place is clean and the staff…read moreare super friendly and quick. We ordered Western omelet platter, bagels with cream cheese, bagels with butter and jelly, and the cranberry orange muffin. The platter was filling and bagels are chewy as they should be. I'm a fan of the cranberry orange muffin. Good portion sizes and good prices.

This was a spot that served sandwiches, pizzas, and made to order donuts. The service was friendly…read moreand the food was ready in a timely fashion. Four of their donuts were ordered. They were of the potato variety. Since they were made to order, they came out piping hot. My thoughts on each are below. The temperature really made a difference as I tried a few bites after they cooled down and it was not the same. All of the donuts were appropriate in size and somehow appeared very light. I wonder if that was attributed to the potato variety. I just could not believe how much the hot temperature made a difference in all four. Original Cinnamon Sugar - This was very good with plenty of sugar present. Raspberry Jam - There was a ton of raspberry jam here and it was great. Nutella - There was an excessive amount of Nutella here and it worked out well with the hot donut texture. It was unreal. Cannoli - This was great too. I really liked the melted chocolate chips in the cannoli cream. Will I go back? Oh, easily.

A true hidden gem that feels like it was made to be stumbled upon, which is kind of what happened…read more(saw a sign outside for potato donuts and was very intrigued!). Verrilli is a charming, hole in the wall bakery with a cozy interior. Although seating is limited inside, they will have a lot of outdoor seating when summer rolls around. There is a small parking lot out front, but may need to street park when it gets busy. The owner is incredibly warm and welcoming. Getting to the highlight: the potato donuts!! They also have other small desserts like cannoli, cookies, biscotti, and pizza, burgers, fries - all freshly homemade. Anyway, ordered the cinnamon sugar and butter glaze donut, (fresh and best enjoyed hot) and it was so light, fluffy, and not overly sweet!Looking to try their other donuts on the menu! Note: Owner mentioned this is BYOB! And can mix and match donut toppings!

Service is always fast and friendly. Pretty good bagel spot on my way to work! they offer iced cold…read morebrew that I get from time to time & it's not bad!

I got a recommendation to try this place out, it's a smaller bagel shop in a strip mall. Inside is…read moreclean. There were three girls working the counter but it was pretty backed up behind the counter with all the orders. We had to wait about 5 minutes for a bagel with butter not toasted. When I opened the bagel in the car I was very disappointed on how little butter they put on it. It was obviously rushed. The bagel itself was good but super dry without butter.

overall, it's a cool and classic bagel shop. Some of the staff is really friendly and inviting…read moreother members are either rude and standoffish which is frustrating. We came here because it said 23 bagel options and we are excited to see everything. However seems more like 8-10 and it's not even listed on their menu, you have to go on the far side of the shop to see the options. All in all, the food was pretty good, just weird how some of the process is. My bagel was toasted, which I wanted however, my wife's wasn't - neither of us asked, but I would think they would do the same for both. They a lot of cream cheese options and some pastries. Parking right in front made it easy too.

The everything bagel with cream cheese was pretty good. The bagel is chewy and not overly salty.read more

PROS: Staff is friendly, prices are good, good amount of places to sit, menu variety is plentiful,…read morelocated in heart of Morristown CONS: Only street parking available OVERALL: As long as you don't mind the tough to find street parking I do recommend coming here

I got pretty much the only vegan thing on the menu, peanut butter bagel and coffee, but it was…read morepretty good. My spouse enjoyed her breakfast sandwich a lot. Servers were friendly.

Great pizza. I will say the Detroit style vodka tasted so fresh, the bite was so soft but crunchy…read morecrust and non overpowering vodka sauce. Same goes for the grandma pie. It's bigger than it looks, but delicious. Definitely a place to come on a Friday night. But it does get crowded quick so plan accordingly. You seat yourself and when you are ready you go to the counter and the ladies will take care of you. Side note : this isn't just a pizzeria. Coniglois is a great place for lunch or a coffee and a sweet treat. They have so many options of baked goods and a case of bread made in house that you could take home. Overall it was fantastic. I didn't get to try everything but I'll be back for more.

PROS: Staff is friendly, spacious inside with loads of seating, food is good, menu variety is…read moreplentiful, and located in center of town CONS: Overpriced, even for the area, and there's only street parking OVERALL: I recommend coming here as long as you don't mind spending $12 for a coffee and if you don't mind searching for parking

We're not from Morristown, but were there on a random Thursday morning. Feeling a little peckish,…read morewe decided to pop on in. So happy we did - very taste BEC and Taylor Ham Egg and Cheese. Yummy stuff!

Finally made it here, after months of trying (don't have the best hours). Bagel was good, no…read morecomplaints. Definitely curious to try their sandwiches/wraps- lots of interesting combos!

I came here with a friend in the afternoon on a Wednesday and it was pretty light. We both got…read moredessert and I got a hot tea. I got the tiramisu mousse which was pretty good. She got the lava cake and they heated up for her. The drinks here are self-serve when you order it at the counter. Overall had a pretty decent time here.

This was a lot more than a bakery to my surprise. There were a bunch of tables to sit at along…read morewith an extensive breakfast and lunch menu along with lots of sweets. The staff was friendly and patient when we decided on what to order. Five items were tried, and each will be described below. Black & White Cookie ($4.50) - This was a traditional sweet that was done right. There was a nice balance of the chocolate and vanilla flavoring while the cookie was not too soft or hard. Chocolate & Vanilla Pretzel ($5.50) - This was very interesting. It was not overly sweet and was large. It was just a different type of pretzel. It was a tad dry, but not bad. Pumpkin Donut ($3) - This had a nice texture, but the actual donut did not have enough sugar I thought. The pumpkin frosting was just right though. Cinabun ($5) - This was very solid. It looked like it was going to be filling, but it was lighter than imagined. The cream cheese frosting was too much for me, but it had a nice texture. Swiss Chalet Wrap ($13.99) - This came with fried eggplant, arugula, tomato bruschetta, and a balsamic dressing. This was my favorite item tried, no doubt. The wrap was filled and nicely made with a good balance of the ingredients. The eggplant was fried ideally too. It was a well put together wrap. The coleslaw that was provided was plain, but there was much provided anyway. Will I go back? I would.