I ordered a bacon egg and cheese on egg bagel. It had great taste, bagel had nice chew. This is my…read morenow go to bagel place. Nice amount of egg, tasty bacon flavor and bagel is a nice size (not like another local bagel place where they are skimping on product and size). Cross Manhattan off the list for good.

Not much of a bagel selection on this Friday morning (maybe a half doz plain, cinnamon raisin and…read moreegg) and two interesting looking flagels (flattened bagels), so I went with one of those flaties with house made vegetable cream cheese. I never had cream cheese spread on the outside of a bagel before, but as it wasn't sliced open, this was the easiest way to go. It was a little messy eating it that way, especially with so many sesame seeds falling off with each bite, but the texture and taste were very good. The marketing about the dough and water coming from New York seemed true, as that traditional chewiness and light sweet wooden water pipe flavor were present. The market was not well stocked, except for the wall of refrigeration cases for drinks, and the video games in the front corner. No tables for eating in. Best to check before you go to be sure the bagels you want are in stock and not in transit from the Big Apple, so you are not disappointed on arrival. 3 Bagel Stars based on low inventory. With full complement, Liam's might be a contender.

This place is awesome! Cool memorabilia and education about "the Borscht Belt", which was a cluster…read moreof vacation destinations in southeastern New York State that attracted Jewish families. Delicious coffee and tasty food. We had the Challah French Toast and the Latke Eggs Benedict. Excellent! Great service, too. Cheerful staff and nice vibes. Bathrooms are very cute, too!

Reminds me of a NY Jewish deli and the quality was excellent. My favorite is the ambiance inside…read morethe feel is 1960s NY. Staff is nice and helpful. The coffee is strong and the portions and prices are right on point. I'll be back.

Hi, this review is about 2 sides of their bagels…read more The Garlic bagel I bought was good and New York style, ate well after bringing it home and toasting/buttering it. Unfortunately, the Gluten Free bagel was far less then satisfactory. Comparison: The Garlic bagel, made in house, cost 1.60. The GF bagel was frozen, needed thawing in their microwave, was about 1/2 the size of the Garlic, and cost 3.20. It was sourced, I was told, from another bakery. Now, we understand that because they use a flour in house, they cannot also make a GF bagel without contaminating it. However, to offer a GF bagel, plain to boot, they are frozen and have to be thawed, and charge double what their good in house product costs, is not something that we will go for again. I believe it was from a company called The Naked Bagel, which has a bagel store in Milford, PA. Reading Yelp on the Naked Bagel, they may not make their GF option in house either.

The owner was so nice and insightful about the shop. It was super easy and quick to order because…read moreof the way the bagels and cream cheese are easily displayed. I got the cheese bagel toasted with veggie cream cheese and it was phenomenal. So flavorful and yummy I ate it in 5 minutes.

Brand spanking new Manhattan Bagel in the space where Einstein Bros Bagels used to be. Floor plan…read moreis flipped around, but still has a similar look and feel. Plenty of fresh bagels displayed in the broad glass case. Friendly service people and easy to use self service coffee counter across the room. My onion bagel with veggie cream cheese was a bit of all right. Decent Java choices. Plenty of parking and easy access right off the Newtown Bypass.

The gentleman was very friendly but distracted he repeated my order three times. A toasted…read moreeverything bagel with lox, capers onion tomato with veggie cream cheese. He said perfect ok. It took a long time in drive thru waiting in line. I finally got my bagel. The lox tasted very fishy and not in a good way I didn't eat it. It was going bad. I put it aside. He didn't put tomatoes on my bagel, which was disappointing because I always want tomato on my bagel. He didn't TOAST my bagel, and he forgot to put veggie cream cheese, he just put plain. So I'm basically eating a untoasted bagel with onions and capers on it and plain cream cheese. Could be worse. It could be a plain bagel too. So I gave you three star because this is the third time you guys botched up my order. I had to leave a review this time. Please be more attentive to the order. I didn't order anything fancy, except to just toast the bagel and use veggie cream cheese. I don't know if I would come back since there always is a problem with my order.

Newtown Bagel is hands down the best bagel spot in town! The bagels are always fresh, flavorful,…read moreand perfectly made, and the sandwiches are absolutely delicious too. Customer service is excellent and the staff always makes you feel like family. You can really see the care and pride behind this local family-owned business. Highly recommend stopping in - you won't be disappointed!

Decent bagel and with wide variety of bagel, cream cheese, sandwich and wrap options. The scallion…read morecream cheese was really good. The workers were nice. The prices are slightly on the higher end but reasonable. It's a small store and its near a busy intersection. It is also near Tyler State Park which was a plus for us.

Used Manny's for a women's Christmas Party at my church today! The food was amazing and the…read moreportions were beyond generous! Would definitely use them again! The entire staff was kind and helpful! 10 Stars if I could give them!

My wife and I were very excited to get some authentic Jewish deli pastrami and corned beef when we…read morestumbled upon Mannys in Yelp. Our not-so-great experience may have been a result of the choices we made, but I'm unsure. When you first enter you are in front of a nicely stocked meat counter, loaded with different deli meats. To the left is a dining area with a sign stating "seat yourself". The place is a bit dated with a nice casual vibe. We were greeted by a server who gave us menus and took our drink orders. Service was top notch. When it came time to order I asked how the pastrami was. Server replied "the best". Ok I'll take a pastrami sandwich, my wife a corned beef. The server also asked if we wanted pickles and tomatoes which I said yes. She quickly brought a little bowl, which I chopped up and we enjoyed. The sandwiches came out and these things could've come from a school cafeteria honestly. A minimal amount of cold, sliced meat along with a small bag of chips was unimpressive. What happened to the warm, thick cut, juicy meat sandwich you could barely get your mouth around that we expected? We looked at each other thinking WTF? No sooner did we notice a sign on the wall "NY style, thick cut pastrami and corned beef NOW AVAILABLE" Now maybe we just don't want to accept responsibility but shouldn't the server have asked if that's what we wanted? Anyway we left hungry and saddened by our $48 experience. Def not worth it.

I grew up in NY with access to the best bagels…read more We have been to Borough Bagels several times now, and find their products fresh, very good quality, tasty and consistent. The breakfast bagel sandwiches are well made and enjoyable. The staff is friendly and lovely. Highly recommend.

I have tried Borough Bagels a few times and each time, I am less than pleased…read more The bagels here are hard, doughy on the inside and lacking outer ingredients. For instance, their "everything" bagels are really just sesame bagels, with a few poppy seeds thrown on. Manhattan Bagels is 100% better! I may be wrong, but I believe Borough does not boil their bagels. Anyone who has ever had an authentic NYC bagel knows they have to be boiled before baking. Even Manhattan Bagels bolis them! Honestly, if you are looking for a delicious, authentic bagel, you won't find it here.

One of my all time favorite bagel places - better than many in NYC! Their bagels are always fresh,…read moreand I appreciate the new cream cheese flavors constantly rolling out. The staff is super friendly and the service is excellent. A must try!

Checked out Keystone Bagels this week and while they were far from the best bagel in bucks - they…read moreweren't the worst either. They really don't have the texture, flavor or feel of a truly good bagel. Their pricing is more than fair, allowing you to get a higher quality grab and go sandwich than the fast food drive thru. Their "bigger" sandwiches would be better with an added egg to match the generous portions of meats and other fillings. My main source of discontent was with the hot water to make my tea. As a vertically challenged individual (barely 5'1") the port for the hot water was high at the very top of the coffee machines. This is an accident waiting to happen. If customers are expected to help themselves. The equipment should be designed to be accessible to everyone. Pros: Quick reasonably priced breakfast spot. Friendly staff. Clean. Indoor/Outdoor seating. Cons: Self service hot water for tea is not accessible to everyone. Bagels lack flavor & texture. Good for what and where it is, but I don't think we will be coming out here to try again.

Old downtown Bristol Borough is one of my favorite places in Bucks County. Pre-Revolutionary, the…read moreDelaware River, Mill Street stroll, and Radcliffe Street all add to make for a great place for a hours long exploration if your can't afford a riverfront home. Now adding to the enjoyment is The Bagel Joint housed in what used to be the old pharmacy and thereafter sewing shop at #257. Most of the original woodwork and medicinal draws are still there. A few days after the snow of the decade the drifts and plowed piles of graying white made parking problematic, but I managed to back into a shallow spot right across the street. Walking in, the morning sun through the large windows made the room bright and cheery. Mike was behind the counter and greeted me heartily. He let me know that there was a special breakfast deal - meat, egg and cheese of choice, plus tater tots for the price of the sandwich alone. I couldn't resist. Cooper Sharp Cheddar, please, on Onion Bagel. To go. It was all still warm when I reached the office; so I settled in at my desk to chow down before getting to work. It was all very good and filled me quickly. The tots were more than I could finish. The transport had taken the crispness from the bagel and taters, but the flavor was there. Given my self imposed delay in eating right from the grill, I can't be sure that the bagels went though the boil/bake cycle, although I read in another review that they were produced offsite and flash frozen, rather than made onsite. I will leave that discovery to someone else. For me, I was satisfied with my breakfast and would return when time and circumstance permit. 4 Bristol charm Stars for The Bagel Joint.

Gotta love the ambiance of the old pharmacy turned "The Bagel Joint". They kept the antique charm…read moreof the inside and added some tables and chairs. I loved all the vintage photos of the borough they had up and the original drugstore woodwork on the walls. The guy who helped me was friendly and patient. He loved talking shop. Although he tried to talk me into having their "Slack Attack" sandwich - pork roll, bacon, sausage, ham & egg with choice of cheese and bread (good lord that's a lot of meat!!), I settled for a sausage, egg and cheese on a pumpernickel bagel. Their bagels are baked and flash frozen by Pretzelworks off Oxford Ave in Philly. The sandwich was a good size and had good flavors (they forgot my hot sauce request) and a light kick from the sausage patty. The bagel had typical rye pumpernickel flavor, and a balanced portion of cheese, egg and meat. If you like a bagel that's dense with a bit of a chewiness you'll enjoy theirs. I think they wanted around $6.50 to $7.00 for the sandwich which was fair. I didn't try the coffee, but it smelled good. I'd definitely return if I'm in the area and when it's warmer! Thanks guys!

I tried a couple of soups and their sweet chili, all very good…read more I plan on going back to try more.

Food was good enough. Service and food delivery was slow. Menus were spread all over the place and…read moremade it hard to figure out what was available. Better than a 90's bagel place like Manhattan Bagel, but not as good as a normal local bagel place should be.