Bagels & Co in Wilton Manors rocks. Not only do they have great bagels with some of the best fresh…read morecream cheese but they have an amazing staff that really takes pride in what they do. From the register to the bagel team to the kitchen...everyone is 5 stars. Special callout to Bree and Ziya who run the front counter and make you feel welcome and appreciated and go out of their way to make sure everything you ordered is exactly the way you wanted it. It's a fun spot with a great neighborhood vibe! -RR

I love bagels for breakfast and we're super excited to try this place. I got two different bagel…read moresandwiches and then I got an iced coffee. I felt like everything was cooked very well. The bagels themselves tasted really good and the fillings were well seasoned and very flavorful. I would absolutely come back here. The service was also really great. The employee was really welcoming and friendly. It was pretty busy on a Sunday morning but fortunately, I just beat the rush. they have seating inside and outside.

I got the nova lox sandwich on sesame bagel chopped, it was incredible! Fresh, perfectly toasted…read moreand not too messy. My bf got the hangover sandwich, he loved that as well good ratios and not greasy at all. Honorable mentions the perfectly cooked home fries and fluffy slightly crisp French toast bites. The staff was super friendly and were patient with my 10 questions before deciding what I wanted.

Great experience! Love the food, music, and employees! We will be coming back for all the bagels…read moreand cream cheese! All employees were very kind!

My dad is a huge breakfast guy and has been wanting to try this place for a while. So happy we…read morefinally did!! The staff was attentive and food came out quickly. I enjoyed the veggie omelet which was not only super fresh, but huge! My dad had the staple, grand schlam & enjoyed every bite. Can't wait to come back and try some lunch items!

Had this delivered via DoorDash at 1:30pm. Ordered chicken…read moresoup and deviled eggs. Noodles were gummy and undercooked. I should have not eaten the soup because it arrived lukewarm-cold. Within 40 minutes I was sick to my stomach. System evacuation. It was all I had eaten since 7pm night before. Not sure what this place has going on in their kitchen but i will not dine here again.

Best salmon bagel that I had Finally I found a spot…read more The sound playlist is great - I felt I was in vacation haha French music, etc... lovely! Staff are great! I will come back for sure!

A little bit of Israel right here in south Florida!…read more Parking: it is in a strip mall that during peak hours can have parking challenges Drinks: nothing fancy as this is a deli. Their lemonade was quite good. They also provided water for our pup which was very sweet! Food: pretty good. The lox portion was delicious but the amount of lox was not adequate for the price. The pastrami and Reuben sandwiches were great. The soups were also delish. We got a pound of brisket to go and that didn't look great. Didn't seem seasoned and was sliced like deli meat... Service: our first server didn't do a great job of describing the menu but he eventually got better. The bus staff was a lot friendlier! Atmosphere/vibe: good, basic deli Age group: all Bathroom: clean Return: I wouldn't drive more than twenty minutes to go but if am in the area, will certainly check out...

So this place was very good. I went for a special promotion and was greeted and attended very…read morequickly. It's a very small store and I'm not sure they even have inside seating or outside for that matter. So for now think of it as a to-go restaurant. Variety was good enough, plenty of parking but can be tricky to get into/out of depending on the traffic on Andrews. They have a few soft drinks and other choices. I would recommend if you want a bagelor bagel sandwhich.

Small little shack location with good bagels. Very small take out location, no seating. This was…read moreperfect for our pick up and go order. Placed online and pickup was great. The other bagel place we tried did not open early on the weekend, so we tried this location. It is a very small shop with no bathrooms. But has all the bases covered on bagels and coffee. I thought the bagels were better than average, the toppings were great and make the sandwiches awesome. Great Service, and fast out the door. I could guess it may be slow if during a rush with only one person or two. Good place, I would try again for early bagel needs.

Plenty of different Bagel options to choose from. Their food is great and their staff is great!…read moreEspecially Ruth C. And Bree.

Disappointing First Experience - Wilton Manors Location…read more I decided to try Bagels & Co. for the first time and arrived around 10:00 a.m. I placed my order and waited. After about 30 minutes, I started feeling a little impatient, but I stayed quiet and waited since the place was very busy and standing-room only. Eventually, I heard them call out "Brandon Brandon." My name is Brandon, and it appeared that the cashier may have accidentally entered my first name twice on the ticket. Assuming it was my order, I went up and said, "Brandon?" The employee responded, "No, it's Brandon Brandon." I calmly asked what was in the order to confirm whether it was mine. At that point, she loudly said, "Come on, dude, you would know if your name is Brandon Brandon," in a very condescending tone. The way it was said -- at the top of her lungs -- was extremely embarrassing, especially in a packed restaurant. The person speaking appeared to be the manager, which made the situation even more disappointing. After waiting 35 minutes for a simple bagel sandwich, they finally called out just "Brandon." I honestly felt hesitant to even walk up after being spoken to that way, but I did so just to get my food and leave. Everyone can have a busy morning, but there's no reason to speak to a customer like that -- especially when they're simply trying to confirm their order. Unfortunately, this first experience left a very negative impression

One of my favorite bagel places. I was happy to see the new menu posted. It looked yummy. I like…read morethis location and the staff. I got the Williamsburg and I was happy with it. I came on a Thursday. It looked like they had someone new, lol. He was wearing blue. I was impressed the other guy wearing black. He steeped in. He was smooth, and swift like a dancer. At some point things got even more confused in the back. He jumped in and got things straight, very smoothly. Like someone who is listening to a song on his head and is just dancing to it. He then personally found each of the customers and apologized for the wait. I was impressed with the customer service. Guy dressed in black. I appreciate you. Thanks to you I was not late to work.

Was visiting some family in the area and decided to take my wife for a breakfast bagel…read more I ordered the ham egg and cheese on everything bagel, she ordered the bagel dog. Now, we lived in NY for a few years, and we visit family at least twice a year, and these are nothing like NY bagels. Bagels are a little dry for my taste, but the breakfast sandwich was good. 3 out of 5. The bagel dog was not good. It was burnt and not edible. 0.5 out of 5. We liked the coffee and iced coffee options, but we won't be coming back for bagels.

Today we discovered a little corner of paradise at NY Marina Deli. This isn't just a deli it's a…read moreliving memory of the great old family-run places, where recipes were sacred, handed down like heirlooms, and food wasn't just eaten... it was celebrated, debated, praised, and finished with reverence. The sandwiches arrive like legends overstuffed, unapologetic, and bursting with flavor. One bite and you're transported straight to your grandmother's kitchen, where the secret ingredient was always love... and yes, a generous whisper of schmaltz. This is the kind of place where the taste of grandmother's cooking triumphs over pretty furniture every time. Who needs chandeliers when the corned beef sings? And then, the matzo ball soup pure poetry in a bowl. Golden, comforting, restorative. It warms not just your body but something deeper, something older. One spoonful and you pause, the second makes you smile, and by the third you are quietly plotting your return. It doesn't just satisfy it calls you back, like a melody you didn't know you missed. The room itself feels like a well-loved novel soft around the edges, rich with character, inviting you to linger. No noise, no nonsense, no pretension. Just the gentle rhythm of conversation, the turning of newspaper pages, and the universal language of people enjoying honest food. The staff are not just servers they are stewards of tradition. Warm, attentive, and proud, they carry forward something increasingly rare: care without pretense, hospitality without script. And here is the truth this is not a place you visit just once. This is a place you return to, again and again. Because like a fine old wine, it reveals itself differently each time. One visit you fall in love with the soup, the next with the sandwich, and then with the feeling... the unmistakable sense that you've found something real. For those who appreciate old-fashioned, no-nonsense, deeply satisfying food give this place not one try, but many. Let it unfold slowly. Let it remind you what food used to be, and still can be. Tucked among louder, shinier distractions, NY Marina Deli stands quietly, confidently, and deliciously apart. And as they say, "Mit a bissel schmaltz un a sakh libe, ales schmeckt besser"with a little schmaltz and a lot of love, everything tastes better. Here, that isn't just a saying... it's the whole menu, the whole spirit, the whole joy. Josepienknagura@gmail.com

1. Took my sandwich to go, got home 10 minutes later, the bread was so soggy it fell off. Put it…read morein the airfryer...didn't help. 2. That was $20 out the window. 3. We got there at 230, they close at 3, everyone looked pretty pissed we came in at that time. The whole place was already packed up ready to close, on a week day. Needless to say, we will not be back. Going across the street to publix. Or hit up Arby's for their Reubens. Really disappointed with the whole experience and the quality. Waste of money.

Picked up a set of donuts last night from Too Good to Go and they were delicious! It came about to…read more$10 for a box of 6. Pretty good local donuts and each of the flavors were delicious. My favorite was the Oreo cream filled one or the key lime pie donut

To the manager * -- I appreciate that you took the time to respond, but four months later with a…read moresassy tone isn't exactly great customer service. My experience was my experience--whether your donuts are made fresh daily or not, the one I had wasn't fresh that day. At $5 a piece, I expected better quality. I'm sure tourists keep your business going, but that doesn't mean everyone will be impressed. Either way, I've shared my honest feedback, and I stand by it. Wishing you the best. With love, Liz

Resurrection Café is such a welcoming spot with fantastic food, fresh pastries, and lots of…read morehealthier breakfast options that can be customized to your liking. Their drink menu is fun too--from lavender coffees to classic cappuccinos. One of my favorite touches is the community bookshelf where people can bring or leave books, giving you something to enjoy while you wait. Such an inviting atmosphere--definitely recommend! Resurrection Café is such a welcoming spot with fantastic food, fresh pastries, and lots of healthier breakfast options that can be customized to your liking. Their drink menu is fun too--from lavender coffees to classic cappuccinos. One of my favorite touches is the community bookshelf where people can bring or leave books, giving you something to enjoy while you wait. Such an inviting atmosphere--definitely recommend! Shay and her dad that's always stopping by for me :)

This has to be the quickest review I've made, but it's well deserved. From the moment you walk in,…read moreyou are greeted with smiles. The staff is so sweet and truly makes you feel welcomed. My boyfriend has recommended this place to me a bunch of times, and since I was in the area, I finally stopped by. I ordered a horchata latte. It was perfection. You could really taste the horchata and the cinnamon. As for food, I decided to go with a breakfast sandwich. They have a board that shows you the types of bread they have, but they also literally show them to you in 3D form. They are all there in front of you. I chose a Cuban bread with egg, ham, and cheese sandwich. The sandwich was big. I didn't expect it to be so big, and I loved it. Just like the ones my mom used to make when I was a kid. The price for everything rounded up to $13, which was amazing. In other places, $13 is just a coffee or a sandwich, not both. They have this very big bookshelf with a bunch of books that you can read there, or if you want to take one home, you can just leave a small donation. The place feels very cozy, just the vibe you expect from a true coffee shop. Best believe I will be coming back. Hopefully next time I can try a woca latte.