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    Manhattan Bagel

    2.4 (33 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 2:00 pm

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    Gerald S.

    Standard Manhattan Bagel shop on Ferry Road just north of Doylestown. Far from the best New York bagels I have enjoyed, but also far from the worst. Consistency is their super power. They lack a crisp crust, but provide lots of topping and better than decent core. Coffee is B+, but is always hot and strong. I went with an Onion Bagel with Veggie Spread, untoasted. Their cream cheese had oozed out of its circle by the time it was opened at home, making for messy fingers with every bite. Glad I remembered to add napkins to the bag before leaving, and had me wonder why the staff didn't add them automatically. Probably a missed training session by management. Still, the small shop was clean and the staff alert and friendly (but for the napkins). On a beautiful weekend afternoon, I was in an understanding and forgiving mood. Dropped the coin change into the tip jar and was on my way.

    Toasted salt with cream cheese
    Joshua K.

    I order the same thing every time. -toasted salt bagel, with cream cheese- Every time it's made correctly. This is a comparison versus this location and Chalfont. Same bagel here is $3.38 vs $4.12 in Chalfont. Make any sense? At Chalfont, you literally have an entire crew who can't literally read "please toast bagel" no matter how many times you've asked (9 occurrences they f'd up) This location has been incredibly consistent. I've never had an issue here; while I've had nothing but issues at Chalfont.

    Bagel with less than 1/2 Tsp of cream cheese.
    Amy S.

    Stoped by to get a bagel today. Unfortunately, took it to go and didn't inspect it first. Very little cream cheese - very, very little. Seriously? When you figure out the cost per bagel, this is the amount of cream cheese you provide. $4.12 for a bagel with less than 1/2 Tsp of cream cheese. Very disappointing.

    Dana S.

    A typical Manhattan Bagel location with friendly staff and quick service. I was a little disappointed in the coffee bar area, it was not as clean as I was hoping and many of the items needed to be refilled. The staff happily refilled the items (iced coffee pot and milk) that I had asked for without a problem. The food that I ordered was delicious!

    Bree B.

    Ordered 2 bagels and one breakfast sandwich and all of the bagels were completely burnt. This isn't the first time either.

    Burnt rock of a bagel!

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    I am allergic to cheese and they put cheese on my avocado bagel like idiots who the heck wants cheese on their avocado bagel

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    I like the chicken salad on croissant. Also like their strawberry cream cheese on blueberry bagel.

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    Hold on to your wallet! Lunch is cheaper at many sit-down places.

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    Bagel Barn Café has a great selection of bagels and is a nice, clean establishment. It's also nice…read morethat they serve breakfast sandwiches well into the afternoon, so you can still get one at noon. I ordered two sandwiches to take home: a bacon, egg & cheese on a garlic bagel and a pork roll, egg & cheese on a garlic bagel. Both smelled delicious when I opened them up, and I was happy to see that the eggs were made fresh rather than being zapped in the microwave. The biggest disappointment was the size of the sandwiches. For the price, I expected them to be a little more substantial. Adding another egg or two would have made a big difference and given the sandwiches more of a stacked, filling feel. The staff member who took my order wasn't particularly friendly, which also took a little away from the experience. I understand that a specialty bagel shop may cost a little more, but the sandwiches are a few dollars more than what I could get at my local deli. Overall, the food was good, the bagels were fresh, and I like the concept, but I think the portions and customer service could be improved to justify the higher price.

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    There's a hidden gem in Elkins Park - a small bakery near the SEPTA station. I've been there…read moreseveral times and it's been a wonderful experience each time. We went there this morning to pick up a raisin challah - we were making French Toast! The challah is excellent - rich, soft and sweet, it has a tender, delicious taste. The raisins added an extra touch of sweetness to the French Toast. Then there are the numerous pastries and cookies. We decided to get a few Hamentashen (chocolate and poppy), a raspberry croissant, a chocolate and a raspberry rugelach, and the most amazing looking Sticky Bun. I'll start with the Sticky Bun. It was exceptional; a soft, fluffy, and slightly chewy dough - challah like, but denser. It was laced with a sticky, caramelized glaze, studded with raisins and walnuts. It was 'melt in your mouth delicious', and a must try. Next up - the raspberry croissant. This is not your typical croissant - I'm used to the plain, or chocolate - I can't recall having a raspberry croissant before. It's one of the best I've had. It combines a flaky buttery croissant with a sweet, tart raspberry filling. The Hamentashen were good - the chocolate was better than the poppyseed - as the later needed much more Mohn (poppyseed paste). The rugelach was good; the raspberry was too sticky, but the chocolate was fine. If you're near Elkins Park, and you haven't tried Rolings Bakery, it's time you did!

    Terrific bakery. Best challah. Great bagels. Everything is truly delicious. I am happy they are in…read moremy neighborhood.

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