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    Bagels & Noodles

    3.6 (238 reviews)

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    Moderate noise
    Good for groups

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    Cinnamon raisin with cream cheese
    Maybelin A.

    I am in my bagel era! This is what I crave almost every single day for breakfast. In Gainesville I found Luke's & Humble Wood Fire but on this day I woke up late and wasn't too hungry so the only place opened and walking distance from my daughter's apartment was this bagel shop. I ordered two Asiago bagels with sun-dried tomato pesto spread and my obsession- cinnamon raisin bagel with cream cheese spread. I usually get it with strawberry spread but they didn't have any. The price for each bagel was very reasonable. I only hoped they would taste decent. Well they did. I was pleasantly surprised. My daughter especially loved the spread on her Asiago bagel. Now I can't wait to try some of the other items on their menu. Aside from breakfast stuff, I hear they serve up some pretty tasty pad thai and noodle soup. Must give them a try next time I'm in town!

    Chicken pad thai
    Matt P.

    This strange combination of breakfast food and Thai food actually works and is exactly the type of place you would expect to find on a college campus. The perfect place to roll in hungover from the night before. I came for lunch on a weekday and most of the clientele dining in looked like UF students fresh from class. I decided to lean more towards the noodle side of Bagels & Noodles and went with the chicken pad thai. It was a decent size portion (though I didn't have any leftover to take home) and tasted like your typical pad thai. The presentation (see the photo) didn't look the greatest but it's about taste not photography. They have two large seating areas so they can accommodate a lot of people if you needed them to host a business lunch and they're easily walkable from downtown Gainesville.

    Eggel with bacon
    Andrea H.

    Only in Gainesville could you get bacon, eggs and chicken pho served at the same time. Bagels and Noodles has it down. On University walking distance from UF, this is one of my breakfast must stops. Plenty of free parking behind the restaurant if you drive. This family run spot not only has good food, it has good, friendly service too. Eggel - fresh toasted bagel with a fried egg and your choice of bacon, sausage or ham. Chicken Pho - delicious broth with perfectly cooked noodles, and plenty of chicken. Food never disappoints, large portions for hungry college students, and inexpensive. It's an unusual combination, but it works!!

    Klaire L.

    The pho was above average and the noodles had a great texture. However the inside of the store was super warm despite it being hot outside. The waitress was great.

    Ziyu L.

    A tiny cute spot near UF campus. The food was good and we were definitely satisfied with the portion. However, I wish they could list potential allergens (nuts, sesame, ect.) on the menu. My friend had to have them remake his food after he realized there's peanut in the dish.

    Eggel bagel
    Annaliese P.

    Stopped here for breakfast while visiting my brother at UF! There were a ton of options, from American traditional to Vietnamese to Thai, so there will definitely be something for everybody! I got the eggel bagel with Asiago bagel, Asiago cheese and corned beef hash (also comes with 2 eggs on it) for about $8. It was DELICIOUS! The only reason for 4 stars is that service did take quit a while to even bring us water. However, I will definitely be back here the next time I visit, I can't wait to try the spring tools and pad Thai! Pro tip: there is both street parking and a lot behind the restaurant available!

    Food sucks , the service sucks but I can accept that . But what I cannot accept is that I forgot is the attitude of the manager. Forgot my Stanley just as the were closing , I called next day and she told me that the server took it home as they did not think that I would be back for it. And later after couple of texts back and forth , attached is what I received.

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    Anthony C.

    Got the pork fried rice and it was alright. Not a lot of flavor but still decent. Atmosphere was kind of dirty and my table was not wiped off before sitting. I think the thing that really pushed it down was that they don't have their prices correct on their menu. The fried rice was listed as $12 on their menu but I was charged 12.42 which is something to look out for.

    29. Wonton Noodle Soup
    Bernard X.

    29. Wonton Noodle Soup I have never been to a fusion restaurant like this, with such a large variety of selections on the menu encompassing both Asian noodle soups and American breakfast. Props to this hole-in-the wall for being so flexible. The soup was decent, but a bit bland. Good texture on the noodles, nothing that a sriracha and hoisin combination can't fix! I will definitely come back out of curiosity.

    Fried Egg Sandwich with ham and a Blueberry Bagel
    mag m.

    This is a really nice inexpensive breakfast place, with very kind and easygoing employees, Amazing fresh bagels, and really pretty butterfly decorations!!

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    One of my favorite breakfast spots by campus! Highly recommend coming for a breakfast sandwich.

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    L waiting time took 50 min to get food. there was no ac. bathroom was terrible. gave us no utensils

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