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Bagel Oasis

3.0 (367 reviews)
InexpensiveBagels, Sandwiches, Bakeries
Closed • 7:00 am - 4:00 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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BAGEL OASIS ATMOSPHERE

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Casual
Moderate noise
Good for groups
Dogs allowed

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Mark N.

I just ordered from Oasis Bagel and very disappointed about the Spread which cost $4.50 each. They were so small that should have been for less than $2. each. I had (5) spreads which cost me $22.50 . I could have pick them up from Safeway which would be lot less and bigger size for these little cup. So disappointed. Never again!!!

Remaining bagels at 1500 (9/26/24)
Marie B.

With all the writeups on various newbie bagel biz, you'd think the greater Puget Sound region just discovered this versatile carb canvas. A total bagel OG indie since 1988...36 years!...in Seattle's Ravenna neighborhood. I used to live next door and acclimated to that pleasant scent. Well except way back when, seeing rolling bagels on fire. Another anecdote entirely, I digress. I've bought countless bagels for home and for work way back when, preYelp. Totally surprised that I haven't penned an actual post. Well today I stopped in during the last business hour (3pm) and was surprised to see such a surplus in the display case (9/26/24). I ordered a plain bagel ($2.75), toasted, then with an added schmear of cream cheese ($3). As vanilla as it gets. With tax & tip, this was $7.35. Wow. Seriously. I paid up and satiated the need for dunch/linner while on a budget and on the go. Having recently stopped by Toasted in the UDistrict and Eltana on Capitol Hill, I was feeling nostalgic and stopped in at Bagel Oasis. I just can't get over how much bagels, like everything else, has become so pricey.

Earnie G.

This is the top bagel shop in the region at the moment. At the very least, top 3. It's the one store I keep returning to while waiting for a new place to open soon. But it's not consistent. I sat and watched five or six batches of bagels come out of the kitchen one morning, and every batch was cooked to a different degree of brown (even factoring in different flavors). And the edge-to-edge thickness was not consistent in some bagels. Oh, and they crowd the bagels so they up with flat sides like a bad donut. But the flavor is good. And I can fix them at home when reheating in a convection oven. Will definitely be returning.

Somehow a single bagel with schmear comes out to $8.56 before any tip. Respectfully that's insane for what it is.

Beacon Hill on a salt bagel
Mark D.

I've been coming in a bunch lately after not having visited for years... I'm always so happy! It's usually quite calm inside so the service is fast. I've had the pork sandwich with pikliz, the Beacon Hill (turkey and bacon), and last time the jalapeño cream cheese... All were really good! I'm not sure why they aren't crazy busy all the time, I guess there are a lot of new bagel places in fashion. I love those places too, but Bagel Oasis has stood the test of time and always treats me right.

Original order: they forgot the lox
Kailey C.

0/5 for service. When I walked in at 2 30pm on a Thursday, 2 people were making bagels, 0 people greeted me. A woman in line said she'd been waiting over 5 minutes already. One of the bagel orders came out, and the person had to come back to the counter because his bagel was missing lox. After 10 minutes, the woman in front of me was finally able to order (the first time either of the people behind the counter acknowledged her) - she had to wait 10 minutes for 6 bagels and cream cheese to-go!!! I ordered a bagel with lox, and it was only after I got home that I realized that they forgot my lox, too. I returned and they kindly remade my bagel sandwich. However, they only added 1/2 a slice of lox to each side! The standard is at least 3 slices of lox, so you get a nice thick bite. What a waste of both $15 ($20 with tax and tip!) and time.

$20 for a toasted everything bagel, scallion cream cheese, this sad amount of lox, 12oz drip coffee, and tip. Overpriced and overall just okay

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2 years ago

The original bagel shop in Seattle. We have been going there for years. The bagels are fresh and hot and the flavors are delicious

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2 years ago

I love this place and these bagels sooo much! You have to get the everything bagel with the scallion cream cheese. So delicious!

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3 years ago

Order from here almost once a week, good bagel sandwiches and love that they are on grub hub since I work close by

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Excellent bagels and comparable to a New York City bagel! The plain sourdough with butter and pumpernickel were great!

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2 years ago

13.50 for an untoasted bagel with almost no cream cheese and some shitty egg. L bagel shop

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They best bagels in the city. Been coming here forever! We adore the everything bagels and the scallion cream cheese. Fabulous staff!

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3 years ago

Service is consistently poor here. Food is overpriced and average bagels at best. I would record blazing bagels instead.

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3 years ago

make sure to specify you want it toasted and if you forget, you cannot get it toasted...$9 for a single non toasted bagel....

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