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Hey Bagel

4.5 (262 reviews)
ModerateCoffee & Tea, Bagels
Closed • 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Updated 1 month ago
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Matthew C.

Solid bagel. Sturdy exterior and fluffy on the insides. The spreads make this extraordinary.

Sea salt bagel & honey almond schmear
Aditi P.

I love their bagels and schmears!! It's like pop-up esque since they don't toast or cut the bagel for you but better since you can buy individual bagels and individual schmear containers (a 2 oz is perfect for one bagel imo)!! Anticipate a line on weekend mornings but it moved quick!

Left to right: sea salt (4.5/5), plain (4.5/5), everything (4/5), sesame (4/5), salted poppy (3.5/5), and garlic (3.5/5)
Ryan S.

I got a plain (4.5/5), sea salt (4.5/5), sesame (4/5), everything (4/5), garlic (3.5/5), and salted poppy (3.5/5). The sea salt and plain had a nice crunchy crust and soft chewy inside; the other bagels a little less so, especially for the garlic and salted poppy; they were not crunchy and a bit disappointing for a bagel spot. Service was good and quick (4/5); I was pleasantly surprised that they still had all flavors at 2pm on a Sunday.

Hyunji K.

Finally, a bagel place in Seattle that gets the texture right! My husband is a certified bagel enthusiast. He's originally from the Northeast, and whenever we visit New York, finding a great bagel is his absolute number one priority. To be honest, we've struggled to find a "this is it!" kind of bagel in Seattle. But after a friend from the East Coast highly recommended this place, claiming it's the closest thing to a real NY bagel they've found, we decided to visit Hey Bagel at U-Village. Here is our honest breakdown: The Bagels (Texture is spot-on!) The Texture: Outstanding. They nailed the classic New York style--perfectly chewy on the outside, soft and airy on the inside. Our Picks: We tried the Everything, Sesame, Pepperoni, and Salt bagels. Everything was by far the standout winner. The Pepperoni was just okay, and we felt the overall flavor of the bagels themselves was a bit mild, but the texture absolutely made up for it. The Schmears (A spicy lover's dream) They have a massive selection of schmears, and it honestly feels like the owner is a big fan of spicy flavors! We asked the staff for recommendations and brought home three kinds: Spicy Scallion: Surprisingly spicy with a very prominent green onion flavor. Bold and delicious! Chili Crisp: Not as spicy as we expected, and didn't really stand out to us. Raspberry Curry Hot Honey: We were a bit skeptical about this combo, but it ended up being our absolute favorite! It tastes like a sweet, fragrant coconut curry. Since the bagel flavors are on the milder side, this unique, flavorful schmear paired with them beautifully. Service & Vibe The staff here is incredibly friendly. If you're overwhelmed by the options, just ask them--they are more than happy to guide you and share their favorites. If you are hunting for a legit bagel spot in the Seattle area, Hey Bagel is definitely worth a visit. We'll be back for more Everything bagels and that Raspberry Curry Hot Honey schmear!

Bagel Shop!
Madeline D.

If you haven't gotten a HeyBagel yet, you NEED to! I would recommend literally any of their bagels, and they're so fresh! You might even get your hands on a bagel fresh out of the oven...steaming hot! The salt bagel is my favorite, with the scallion cream cheese! It is very busy on the weekends, so I recommend going mid day/evening because they're less busy then. But if you're looking for a super fresh bagel, I recommend going before all the other stores open up in University Village, it's less busy then! You need this bagel, and you won't stop thinking about this bagel! @Madeline's_Dines

Bagel service counter
Kathleen A.

This is a counter serve bagel shop in an outdoor shopping center so it's all walk up counter service. They have allot of bagel types and shmears. Also 4 kinds of bialys. Very popular and tasty. Lots of nice coffee choices as well! We recommend this place because the bagels are good. Kinda pricey but very tasty .

Everything Bagels w/ The Whole Lox Schmear (left) and Chili Crisp Schmear (right)
Laura G.

The bagels were delicious! Nicely crunchy on the outside, and fluffy & soft inside. The everything seasoning was a bit too salty for me. The schmears were yummy, I liked the chili crisp, which was unique. When we arrived on a Saturday afternoon, there was a line out the door, but it moved fast. They were still baking fresh bagels at this time of day. There is a small counter space to eat at, but is typically already occupied due to high traffic. We took some home to freeze and followed the reheating instructions on the paper bag, which came out almost perfectly.

Everything bagel, onion bagel
uma p.

Adore this place!! The bagels are fantastic, and the shmears even better. We tried Zoe in Seattle schmear, and it was great. The workers are very friendly as well. Not much seating inside however. Will definitely be back!

Garlic Bagel & Whole Lox Smear
Belldandy O.

Hey Bagel is a bagel spot located in University Village in Seattle. There is lots of parking available at University Village. It could take some time navigating to find the parking though. I have been wanting to visit Hey Bagel for quite some time and finally had the time to do so since I was in the area! There was a short line out the door of Hey Bagel that moved quickly. I decided on the Garlic Bagel with the 2oz Whole Lox smear. There was limited space inside the shop to eat your bagel, but we were able to squeeze in after a few people left. I love bagels and cream cheese. The simplicity of it is what makes it so great. The bagels are freshly made and perfect to eat warm!

Brian C.

The best bagels in Seattle hands down! The closest you'll get to a true New York bagel..I've spent many years in NY so take it from me. Service is attentive and they thoroughly help you with the selections and their recommendations. There are some standing counters where you can eat the bagels, but no sit down area. This place is small and the lines can get long. However, the best part about this establishment is that they make bagels throughout the day until they're sold out. These bagels are not cheap but worth it if you're looking for a great bagel and schmear..$19.50 for half dozen, $35 for a baker's dozen.

Bialy sign
Nick D.

I'm a harsh bagel critic and these are hands down the best bagels in Seattle and the US (yes including NY/NJ). Not only do they have the perfect crusty exterior but also an excellently fluffy and chewy interior, AND they bake hot bagels nearly all day. The owner is a master baker and the team works efficiently. Walking in there to see huge slabs of dough being worked and shaped into bagels in an open sight vibe can bring a tear to my eye. They also have bialys and sometimes limited time schmears - presently a fried shallot and chive schmear that is unbelievable. Monday is now blueberry day and Wednesday pumpernickel! At 8am open they've got full baskets of hot bagels of all kinds.

pizza bagel, salt bagel
Bethany L.

Bagels themselves are good but with price considered, it isn't something worth coming back for - about 8.00 for pizza bagel + smoked salmon smear. My bagel just came out so it was steaming/hot, but my friend's salt bagel was cold without being offered to have it heated. Inside is small with no seating, just a stand up bar that fits 5 people.

YaoEun L.

I feel like timing is key. When we first walked by the line was super long. We went shopping then swung by again and there was barely line. There's 2 standing tables but really only was one usable as the other was blocked by the line. We got half a dozen of donuts. The stand outs we had were 2 seasonal ones which I can't quite remember the names. One was an onion jam one and the other was the cheddar with pepper. The onion jam was so good and was piping hot. You could actually see the steam coming off of it as you ate it. From the regular line up I really enjoyed the sea salt. It had such a great chew and really let their schmears shine. For the schmears, we tried the scallion, hot scallion, chili crisp, and lox. My favorite were the scallion and lox schmears. I would definitely recommend stopping by and am eager to come back again to try more of their seasonal bagels.

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Review Highlights - Hey Bagel

“We tried: everything, garlic, plain, sea salt plus two bialys: caramelized onion & Gruyère & pepperoni pizza.”

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Seattle Sunshine Coffee

Seattle Sunshine Coffee

4.5(146 reviews)
0.6 mi•Bryant
•$

My previous post was from two separate visits back in August 2016, so it's definitely time for…read moreanother update for my third visit on 8/2/25. First thing to mention, kudos for their longevity. They are coming up on their first decade next summer. The cafe decor also held up pretty well, including the large glass fixture from the ceiling. Seattle Sunshine Coffee also outlived Ventoux that I had mentioned in my prior post. The barista and I compared my 2016 stamp card to the current design, just had a few slight different nuances. This indie cafe had folks onsite, but not packed. There was still room available whether seated along the sidewalk, main seating area, or the upstairs mezzanine. Some convos to be had, but most of the cafe clientele were on their laptops or reading. Pastry case was well stocked with the wholesale variety from Macrina, plus the usual bevs and cafe fare. I enjoyed my near two hour onsite visit. The only thing I wished is that I had brought a hoodie. The AC was jacked up. and of course, I had savored an iced mocha. Hopefully my next cafe detour won't take nine years though between visits.

Came here on a Sunday morning, it was busy but there was lots of seating available. They didn't…read morehave any sandwiches that day :( The vibe in the store is very family friendly and cute! The service is attentive and nice. The coffee is tasty and smooth. We all ordered an oatmilk latte, we'd rate 4.5/5. The Matcha latte was 0/5, do not buy, tastes like sugar milk I would come back for the coffee and to get work done! :)

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Seattle Sunshine Coffee - Main level, seating also on the mezzanine & sidewalk/al fresco (8/2/25)

Main level, seating also on the mezzanine & sidewalk/al fresco (8/2/25)

Seattle Sunshine Coffee - Weekend treat!

Weekend treat!

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Mr West Coffee - Matcha cocktail

Mr West Coffee

4.0(443 reviews)
0.1 mi•University District
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I have been going to the Mr West downtown for many years and finally had the chance to check out…read morethe U village location. They have so much outdoor seating, on both sides of the cafe, which I really like. Way more than downtown. Food came out super quick too. My go to order has always been the Mr Breakfast plate, it's super hearty and full of great breakfast foods. However, the price has increased exponentially and quality has definitely gone down. I used to pay around $15 for this plate and it included bacon and now it's $17 + an extra $4 to add 2 pieces of bacon. (The bacon is totally worth it though). The potatoes recipe need to be completely refined, or they need to offer a substitution option for them. They are overly soft and they don't have nearly enough seasoning. That was the only thing that remained on my plate when I was done! and the soft boiled egg tasted a little off to me, like it had been sitting for a bit long. Other than that, the Turkish eggs and chopped chicken salad were very fresh and good. Staff were super nice when ordering at the counter, coffees and pastries were good as well. Overall I will come back here, just would like to see some quality changes with the Mr Breakfast as it used to be very good.

I've been coming to this UVillage cafe every summer when I visit Seattle. The vibe is so fun and…read moreclassy. The food and coffee always so yummy. So I'm sad to see the decline in this establishment. Upon entering I immediately noticed the worn upholstery in the booths. A serious makeover is needed. So trashy. But I get it times are hard. My food arrived on a chipped plate - time to throw it away folks. The counter server was very friendly as normal so that's a definite plus. However the BLT I ordered looked like they threw all the ingredients on the toast with no real prep. The tomato jam was not jam but pieces huge chunks too big to eat. While I'm glad they aren't skimping on the ingredients it was piled so high that it was challenging to eat. I ended up eating it in pieces with my fork and as such lost the tastiness of a combination of the flavors as it quickly became a deconstructed mess. A huge plus - the Seattle Fog was probably the best "London" fog I've ever had !!! Bravo. Not sure I'll come back again this visit. Maybe I'll check it next summer to see if improvements have been made.

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Mr West Coffee - Fig toast

Fig toast

Mr West Coffee - Restaurant interior

Restaurant interior

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Santo Coffee - Latte

Santo Coffee

4.7(230 reviews)
1.1 mi•Roosevelt
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It was delicious. I was a bit apprehensive at first about the prices and my eyes popped a bit when…read morethe tablet suggested a 30% tip but the guy behind the counter was very knowledgeable about the pour over options and man that sandwich was da bomb I want to eat it again I went with the $9 coffee instead of the $22 gesha option. Visiting from out of town so not sure when I'll be able to go back but would like to someday. Found parking easily (might've been lucky) and enjoyed the ambiance. They were vibing Khruangbin, one of my faves. Classy and clean flooring and counters. Just barely got the last seat on a Monday at 11am. Definitely the type of place where folks come to park themselves for hours rather than WFH from their dreary studio apt. All good. Recommend!

Santo is easily one of my top favorite coffee shops in Seattle! The coffee quality is exceptional…read moreand the baristas are always genuinely welcoming. Their signature Panela Latte is an absolute must-try and my go too but you can't go wrong with a classic latte from here. Their drinks are always consistent and not overly sweet. I love open space and the natural lighting that comes. The cafe does however tend to get crowded so most of the time I've had to take my drink to go. If you are able to get a seat I think it's a great place to get your work done as the cafe has a very relaxed environment.

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Santo Coffee - Cortado

Cortado

Santo Coffee - Panela latte

Panela latte

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Van Gogh Coffeehouse

Van Gogh Coffeehouse

4.5(190 reviews)
1.9 mi•Wedgwood
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Great coffee, great pastries, great atmosphere. People who work here are warm and welcoming, and in…read moremy opinion, this place is the gold standard for a coffeehouse. PS, Holly makes the best latte in Seattle!

I had stopped by the Van Gogh Coffeehouse ages ago pre-Yelp and when I used to live in nearby…read moreRavenna. I decided to stop in after two errands in between the heavy squalls (11/5/25). It's located in the same spot after many decades in Seattle's Wedgwood neighborhood. Since there's several cafes along this stretch of 35th NE, as point of reference, it's two doors south of Wedgwood Broiler. It shares a huge parking lot and adjacent to a Metro bus route. It had a nice autumn hue from the overhead lighting and interior decor. The local art for sale adorning the walls was a nice added touch. Upbeat, welcoming staff. It was full right at noon and brisk walk-in takeout traffic. Nice overhead music to chill, dine, and/or do laptop stuff. They offer the usual bev menu, as well as, breakfast & lunch items, soups, salads, modest pastry case (from Alki Bakery), merch, and coffee roasts from Zoka. The 16oz mocha was well crafted temp wise & good balance of espresso, steamed milk, and chocolate. I also opted for the roast beef panini without the horseradish. Generously filled with roast beef, havarti, mayo, and red onion on savory focaccia. It was provided with au jus and I selected potato salad versus chips. The au jus was not salty, so after dipping, I also sipped the hot broth. Very flavorful and filling. The other panini half I'll have to take home. Thanks to fellow Yelp Elite All Star, Will L for a compelling post. This was a pleasant detour for lunch.

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Van Gogh Coffeehouse - (11/5/25)

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Van Gogh Coffeehouse - The Turkey Firehouse Panini with a side of chips

The Turkey Firehouse Panini with a side of chips

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Saint Bread - Saint cheeseburger

Saint Bread

4.2(353 reviews)
1.0 mi•University District
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4.5 stars. This was my first time at Saint Bread which feels crazy to say considering I have lived…read morein Seattle for the last 6+years. My partner and I were enticed in on a whim after paddle boarding in Lake Union and it did not disappoint. The smell of the smoker outside hit us as soon as we parked and from then we decided we couldn't leave without trying a little something. We ended up getting the miso caramel pork belly from the Hinoki food truck with a side of rice. The pork belly was really well flavored, smoky, sweet, and salty. I'm only taking half a star off for the rice which really wasn't great as it was mushy and overcooked. I would probably opt for the fries next time instead, though this might be a heavier combination. The service was good, and everyone we interacted with was perfectly nice and helpful. The plan is to definitely come back again and try more of what they have on their menu like the smoked half chicken, and even some drinks and things from the bakery.

This spot gets so much attention I almost wanted to dislike it to be a contrarian. But no...it's so…read moregood. The breakfast sandwich is just delicious especially if you can get it on the sweet bread (can't remember the name), and they have hojicha lattes which can be hard to find/do well! I would recommend going on a weekday, as the line does get crazy on weekends. But yeah it's worth it

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Saint Bread - Cinnamon-Okinawan sugar toast ($4) - nice butter on white bread

Cinnamon-Okinawan sugar toast ($4) - nice butter on white bread

Saint Bread - Merch (1/15/25)

Merch (1/15/25)

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Fuel Coffee & Books - Interior

Fuel Coffee & Books

4.0(135 reviews)
1.6 mi•Montlake
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Walkable, but no dogs inside (understandable!). Great reliable drink options and books for sale…read moreinside. Great local spot near the university district.

I stumbled into Fuel Coffee & Books on a morning when the whole neighborhood was still buzzing from…read morea 5K race, so the place was packed. Like, "good luck finding a quiet corner" packed. But honestly? The energy worked. The staff was moving with that calm, unbothered flow only seasoned baristas have. Friendly, attentive, and somehow keeping the line moving without making anyone feel rushed. Respect. Light was flooding every corner; that soft Seattle glow that makes you want to pull out your journal and pretend you live inside a cozy indie film. Ventilation was perfect. Temperature was perfect. Seating options? Abundant. And not the awkward wobbly kind either. This spot is built for lingering. I grabbed a latte, sat down, and immediately fell into an art journaling trance. There's something about being surrounded by curated shelves of books and cute little treasures that just unlocks your brain. It's the kind of place where you look up after ten minutes and somehow an hour passed. This was my first visit, but it's already on my list of "places I'll actually come back to and get work done." A rare category, honestly. If you're looking for a café that feels like a creative reset button; this is a great one.

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Fuel Coffee & Books - Atmosphere + kyotobot on the right

Atmosphere + kyotobot on the right

Fuel Coffee & Books - Lounge in the front

Lounge in the front

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DeLille En Ville - Bread Pudding

DeLille En Ville

4.3(62 reviews)
0.0 mi•University District

I didn't know anything about this place or its wines when I arrived. It was just a sunny day and I…read morechose this place at random based on its Yelp rating. My wife, 10 years old daughter and I all had a magnificent time that reminded us of the fun we had eating like this in Italy The service was a bit odd as we had different servers so we must have been between shifts, but they were nice but slow. We weren't in a hurry so we enjoyed the ambiance of this well lit and comfortable place. My wife added it to her favorites to take friends to enjoy conversation and light eating. I will definitely go back and look forward to enjoying it on another sunny day.

Always walked by this place, but happy we finally got to try it! Had a work dinner here to…read morecelebrate the retirement of one of our site leads. When we arrived, we weren't greeted, but we could see the staff chatting behind the bar. Once seated, though, we found a really pretty personalized three-course menu plus charcuterie waiting for us. We had really great service once inside the private room, and the food was absolutely delicious! The charcuterie had a great assortment of cheeses, meats, pickles, and other accompaniments. I had the carrots with whipped feta for my starter, and it was perfect. For the main course, the steaks came out, which was my only real disappointment of the night. Every other steak plate had these large, beautiful pieces, while I was left with all of the steak ends and tinier bits. It was a bit of a bummer, especially since all of my coworkers had plenty to take home. Dessert (chocolate gateau) was just okay. I wish the cake had been a bit richer, but I know that's hard to do when it's dairy-free. Overall, a good experience, but I would suggest the kitchen be more mindful of portion variation across the same dish. It can leave a yummy steak having a poor taste in a guest's mouth!

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DeLille En Ville - Main dining area near the front

Main dining area near the front

DeLille En Ville - Chocolate Cake

Chocolate Cake

DeLille En Ville - French-inspired cuisine

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