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Bon Bagel

4.3 (18 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 2:00 pm

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Little shop, lots of character, And aaaaaamazing bagels
Matthew N.

People often use the term "hidden gem" but I've stayed clear of that...until now. This place is the epitome of hidden gem! The bagel is the best I've had in Queens! It's soft, chewy on the outside, and not too dense. Amazing flavor too, which is why this little shop supplies the local Whole Foods! You know it must be a cut above... The ambiance is great too. Light jazz music, lots of seating, and well placed plants help add to the comfortable atmosphere and homely feel. And the servers are nice and efficient too. Best of all is the price! It's at least 10% cheaper than the average bagel we see in Astoria. Make this place a regular stop if you are in LIC or Astoria!

Lauren Y.

Cute place and super clean! I like how its seems like a family run place. The staff were very nice. I got an everything bagel with scallion cream cheese. It's not a great NY bagel but better than some others I've had. I'll probably only go when I'm craving a bagel and don't feel like ordering from Uber Eats.

Bob A.

Popped in for a bagel with cream cheese. Do I maybe just not get bagels? Mine was light on flavor & freshness at 11am (I got it untoasted). The bacon cream cheese I got was flavorful and had surprising things in it other than bacon, scallions I think. It was okay. Decent price for what I got; I bet the same thing would cost several bucks more a few blocks south. They have some seating so unless it's peak hours you can probably plan on dining in. Do most people get them toasted? This seems like an average, respectable Queens bagel counter.

Smoked salmon bagel, pastrami sandwich
San K.

AMAZING addition to the neighborhood! The bagels are great and they have a good selection of cream cheese. Their sandwiches are quite good as well--so far I've had the sausage egg & cheese, smoked salmon, and the pastrami sandwich. Their prices are very reasonable. This is a no fuss place, there are a few tables to sit at if you want to eat in. But it's not a bring your laptop, work all day there kind of vibe. The workers are always nice and quick! Have already been here a bunch and will be back many more times!

Smoked salmon
Alaina B.

Very kind and quick service here, great spot for on the go breakfast or lunch. The smoked salmon sandwich was very delicious.

Monte cristo. Excellent!
Sailor M.

If you like breakfast food then definitely try this place out. They are so good. Very straightforward menu with breakfast and lunch sandwiches. I also like the indoors because it is very quaint and nice to sit in and relax. Have a cup of coffee along with their selection of muffins, and so on. I've tried everything and my fave is the monte cristo. The owner here makes the sandwiches soooo good. You can tell he put dedication in it and is not going through the motions. I just wish they had longer hours because people can have breakfast food cravings at any time of the day. Check this place out and support them.

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Dennis M.

Very neat hole in the wall spot. Good bagels and good service. I was surprised to see such a nice bagel spot next to so many auto repair shops. Very fun experience.

They sell their bagels at Whole Foods as well!

Bagel was SO good! And the owner was super sweet! Great atmosphere! Loved my slow morning here! Get everything bagel with bacon egg and cheese with scallion cream cheese!

Bacon egg on a wheat bagel
C J.

Solid bagel and sandwich spot serving fresh, chewy, crusty bagels that aren't too thick or huge. Bacon and egg sandwiches are good and they also have muffins and pastries that are tasty too. Lots of cream cheese varieties to choose from.

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