Living in USA, my breakfast of choice is bagel or eggs. And traveling abroad I do crave bagels…read moreatleast once in a vacation. And so in Paris, I wanted to find a bagel place to grab a quick bite to eat. My family and I were staying in Champs-Elysées area and this location is right there in one of the side roads of Champs-Elysées. They do have a few other locations in Paris of Bagelstein. They have a ton of variety of toppings, sauces, types of bagels etc. They can customize any of the sandwich bagels they have on the menu. I ordered mine with avocado spread and some fresh veggies. The bagel was awesome and fresh. In drink, I ordered a latte, which was just ok because it needed to be a bit warmer. This is a prefect place to get a quick bite to eat or take something on the go. Many patrons at this location were doing to go orders in the morning. It doesn't take long and that's good specially if you have a busy itinerary for the day. Now I'm craving a bagel creation from here.~

We got here the week after the yellow vest protests and they didn't even spare Bagelstein who had…read moreone broken window. This location is one street of the Champs-Elysées and everyone including us were super surprised at the quality of bagels in Paris. I would say they are definitely better than the ones across the pond in New York City. We ordered a couple of different breakfast bagels and both came out excellent. The employee manning the store knew exactly what we were interested in eating and she made them to perfection. Excellent location to pick up breakfast of eat in while in Paris. Bagelstein is one of the reasons I would rather eat breakfast on the street than at hotels. Hotel breakfast is usually generic and you won't find these places if you don't explore the city.

Ordered the L'eontine bagel (basically a lox bagel that includes smoked salmon, cream cheese,…read moregreens, cucumbers and red onions). Although the bagel was a bit small, it was super tasty! Definitely a fan and will be coming back for more.

Pretty great bagels!…read more I had passed by this place while going to dinner one of our nights in Paris and was drawn in with their foie gras bagel. I had to have it! So, on our trip to Versailles, we came here to buy our foie gras bagel to bring on our train ride. The people here were quite nice and quick to take our order. Even better, Yelp check in gave us a free Berry Company drink! The store/ eatery is rather spacious given the area, feels very open and is quite clean. They have plenty of food options, but of course as I was on a foie gras binge, I needed to have a foie gras bagel. The bagel itself was pretty good! Great fresh bagel with fresh spinach / veggies in our bagel with a pretty hefty spread of foie gras and jam. The only problem was that our foie gras and jam wasn't evenly spread out on the bagel, so we had to work on spreading the goods on our bagel before we could eat it. Otherwise, great bagel! I was excited to come back on our last day here to come get a bagel, but they were sadly closed!

Honestly, the rudest experience I have ever had, and I live in Paris, which should say something…read more The guy did not want to bother with taking my order or answering my questions :"you have eyes you can look up on the menu board" (I quote word for word). Woa. My eyes and I walked out. Serious management issues. As for the food? No clue, but I don't want to know with so many better options around in terms of service. Not acceptable folks. La pire expérience de service client imaginable. Le vendeur m'a simplement mise dehors "vous avez des yeux, z'avez qu'à regarder le menu". Odieux. Et inacceptable. Changer de métier?

I think we found the only bagels In Paris. Not that we were looking for them, but we needed a quick…read moredinner before heading up to the top of the Eiffel Tower, and we were walking by. They also had cream cheese. Now our hotel, which had lox on their breakfast buffet, did not, nor bagels. Lox on a baguette with butter, really does not cut it, so we were happily surprised to find Bagelstein. But they wanted to put that cream cheese on every sandwich, including chicken, ham, veggie, etc. Somethings I will never figure out. But, their bagels were pretty good.

Bagelstein is a franchise run by Parisians. If you are looking for NYC Deli, NYC bagels, you're in…read morethe wrong place. The founder did go to NYC to learn a few things, but his starting point was Jewish bagels, hence the "stein" affixed. A bunch of them has popped up all over paris and this location is one of the many. At the time I'm writing this, this location is quite new and only opened recently. I'm not sure what kind of clientele they are expecting here, but I suppose it's close enough to the Eiffel Tower. I walked in to the empty store and was greeted by a French guy who insisted on speaking English to me, despite my attempts of speaking in French. Menu are on the wall and i ordered a "GAB" that had pastrami, red onion, marinated peppers, and cream cheese. For about 9.50 EUR, it also came with a tiny tiny coffee and i asked for a latte, and a dessert, which i chose a cookie. For the bagel (I chose onion), the bread felt a little stale, and the pastrami was pallidly little. The taste was good. For the "latte", it was TINY and made from a machine on which you'd press a button. It was surprisingly good though! For the cookie, I got the cranberry white chocolate. It was soft but not buttery and very sweet. Not very good. Overall, it was okay. If I'm looking for a sandwich early morning, it's a good option, but I wouldn't rave about the place.