This is the best bagel spot I've ever been to period. This is my second time and every single time…read moreI visit Atlanta, I'll make a point to stop here. It's so damn good. Service is pretty quick for how busy they are, and it's adorable inside. And they have a lot of options. Definitely come here because it really is the best you'll find in Atlanta.

The bagels here are tasty and they have a good variety of flavors! I was excited that they had a…read morepretzel bagel, as those tend to be hard to find, and it definitely tasted like a pretzel! The bagels aren't the softest or fluffiest bagels I've had, but still pretty good. I sampled the fig almond cream cheese and while it sounded really good, the almond extract flavor was just a bit too overwhelming for me, so I went with garlic herb and it was super flavorful! The inside of this place is also adorable and all of the workers are dressed like they work at an old soda shoppe, which made the experience really nice. The service was fairly quick and the people working were very friendly and helpful.

Classic 4-Star Breakfast Spot…read more This was a really solid breakfast spot. The atmosphere was popping. I went on a Saturday and it was crowded in the best way you can tell this is a place people genuinely like and come back to. I got a bagel sandwich and a plain bagel. I'll admit I made a bit of a weird combo (that's on me), but both were still really good overall. Price was fair and affordable, which always helps. Nothing that absolutely blew me away, but everything was done well. Overall: A true 4-star spot through and through I'd definitely come back.

No photos because I don't take time to snap pictures when I can be enjoying a pumpernickel bagel…read morefrom Brooklyn Bagel. Best bagel I have had outside of the Northeast and as good as any I have had anywhere. Rich flavor and dense texture. Every bite is a delight! Pleasant counter service offered and the team works efficiently and diligently despite an ever present line that often goes out the door! Atmosphere is deli-like, in all the good things that that can mean!

My husband and I were out looking for somewhere to eat and saw Goldbergs. The wait staff was…read moreenthusiastic and knowledgeable. I inquired if the iced tea was good and she brought a glass for me to taste. It was as good as she said. I love Rubens and ordered that with the fries that she recommended. Her enthusiasm and advise gave me a wonderful late lunch. On the way out, I bought 2 bagels that took forever to pay for.

Hands down the best breakfast and brunch in Atlanta for the price!…read more I love a good diner, and Goldbergs delivers every single time. It's light years ahead of J Christopher's, White Hall, First Watch, you game it. Now you won't get a fancy coffee or Instagram able photo, but you'll get solid food. I've been eating here for years and genuinely crave it about every three weeks...it's that good. You really can't go wrong. Portions are generous especially for the price, service is consistently solid (though wait times can vary, it's popular!), and with so many locations you can usually find one nearby. They're also great about modifying cooking oils for those of us who prefer olive oil or other healthier options. My go-to is an omelette or the nova scramble, with home fries -- big, crispy potato chunks with sautéed peppers and onions -- plus a side of toast, English muffin, or bagel (or swap for salad or fruit). My husband swears by their latkes, too. Classic, satisfying, and a total win for brunch lovers.

Oh my goodness. Five stars is not high enough for now one of my Atlanta top 5 best restaurants…read moreespecially for breakfast or brunch. First time here. Anything Pastrami was awesome! One of us ordered "The General" simple dish but the flavors of a simple egg just wonderful Matzoh Ball Soup....yummy Service was excellent. We will be back!!! Thank you General Muir!

This place is busy busy busy. I'm not sure what the consensus in the area is (because I am not a…read morelocal) but I think it could be a bit overhyped. While the food was good, it wasn't great and I do think it is a tad overpriced. Although comparative to other options in the area, I think it's probably one of the better spots. I did appreciate that the fries seemed fresh and not frozen (who knows if that's true or not). I had a tuna melt and it was good but didn't blow me away. The sandwich was cold overall, and cold toasted bread just isn't my favorite (Maybe that's how a tuna melt is supposed to be? I don't know but I didn't like it).

I cannot tell you how much I LOVE this place!! I found it one day online and I'm so glad I did…read more It's always packed - and for good reason. I've never had a more delicious bagel, they're soft, baked perfectly and huge! The owners are also so kind and personable, and you can tell they love what they do. 10000/10 recommend trying it out! (Now I'm just waiting on more locations!!)

If you're looking for good coffee, this isn't the spot. When I asked what sizes were available, the…read morecashier told me they normally only give out small cups but would "allow" me a large this time, which I found pretty odd. The drink selection is also very limited (pun intended, since small cups seem to be the norm). It's clear their focus is on the bagels, which are good, but I'd recommend ordering a condiment ahead of time or adding cream cheese, as they're otherwise pretty plain.

Great bakery in Atlanta! My friend and I shared a variety of pastries:…read more - Sausage Roll: The flavor was great and a generous amount of meat. Wish this was heated up though, I feel like it would've been better. - Oxtail Meat Pie: Similar to the sausage roll with a generous amount of meat but wish it was heated up. It was pretty hefty. - Strawberry Pistachio and Coconut Cream Danishes: Both were so good! I loved the crispy and crunchy danishes and the flavors were great in these. I like the savory pistachios and the creamy and crumbly coconut cream. - Chocolate Chip Cookie: This was such a delicious cookie! Perfectly made in between soft and firm and textures. The sea salt on top was chef's kiss. The lines move pretty fast. There's nowhere to sit and lounge, so you would need to take these pastries elsewhere to enjoy. The staff is also really nice and patient when my friend and I were trying to decide on pastries. Overall, I think these pastries would do good in an air fryer/oven. I would come back, but bring the pastries home to warm and crisp them up a bit. I also really want to try their burger which is only sold on the weekend at certain times!

I decided to try the infamous Sunday burger. I was not in the mood to drive to Kirkwood on Sunday…read moreand miss what I drove there for. I called in the morning to confirm the time they serve it. I was told to get here by 12:30pm because they serve the burgers at 1pm and the line gets long and they run out. Found out later in line from the person in front of me that they make 130-170 burgers and they sell them all. That's a lot of burgers. I thought it was all hype because I got there at 12:20pm and there was no line. I went in and asked to make sure this was the right place, the guy said to wait outside, they start selling it at 1pm. I was 1st in line. Waited 5 mins then went to my car to get my headphones. By the time I came back, 3 people were now in front of me. I guess the 12:30pm recommendation was valid. By 12:35pm there were 20 people behind me. I do not like waiting, so I'm glad I was early to at least be served 1st. Never been here before, they are busy. When I got here, it was packed with people buying bread and pastries inside. I didn't get to buy the sourdough bread. It was sold out. Apparently, the locals come every Sunday for this burger. I guess they hang a burger flag out when it's burger time some of the people in the line in front of me felt a way that they didn't do that this time. I guess they're getting comfortable and just trying to knock the rush/crowd out. I think coming at one would be fine if they're selling 170 burgers I think the problem is they don't limit the amount of burgers you can buy. At least I don't think so. Now for this burger. Not worth it. Not worth the wait or the hype. I'm still surprised how basic tasted. They need a housemate sauce or something on it. It's literally just one burger and pickles. If it was pack full of flavor and well seasoned, that would be enough. But it's not. The best part about it is the bun. And 30mins after eating the burger, I didn't feel so good. My stomach started hurting, and that was the only thing I ate all day. I avoid eating beef altogether, but I will here and there as of late. My boyfriend eats beef, but he started feeling sick maybe an hour later as well. I was disappointed because I didn't know they pre-make the burgers and just throw them in the bag. You can't customize it or anything. I think we got sick because the burgers were medium. They were not cooked well, and I always get beef burgers cooked all the way through. The way they're rushing you out of there like an express assembly line is crazy. I really wanted to wait to ask them to prepare me two, made well since they were making burgers as they were going along, I believe. I would have waited to have them made well but the way they were rushing you out, it just wasn't the place to ask for anything extra or additional and I don't like places like that. Too strict too many rules and you don't feel comfortable. Even though you're spending $70 on 2 burgers and some pastries. Compared to a pack of ground beef to make your own burgers, this is a lot. I bought two burgers $17 each, and 5 pastries to try because I won't be coming back here anytime soon. I will say, great pastry selection. I was talking to a guy in line and I asked him if he ever had the kouign amann. It looked good. He said yes, it was good, and the chocolate kouign amann, he's going to try as well. I purchased a chocolate kouign amann, a regular kouign amann, cardamom bun, a hazelnut bun, and monkey bread. I wrote everything down outside that I was going to buy so I didn't waste any time. I already spotted the monkey bread when I walked in. The woman packaging up the food was about to fix her face to say they didn't have any monkey bread, when they were clearly at the other end. Maybe that was her doing me a favor because I was highly disappointed in the monkey bread. I'm on a monkey bread kick, and I have been trying it at a lot of places. This one was not good. They sprinkle lemon zest on it, which kind of threw me off, and the bread itself was very dry even after warming it up, adding melted butter and honey. It still was not good. The best thing was the original kouign amann. The chocolate one was not good because they have chocolate on the inside kind of like moose or ganache, but it was overwhelming. It tasted like dark cocoa chocolate, and I thought the pastry was dark because the whole thing was chocolate, but it actually was burnt. A lot of the items looked burnt to be honest. I think the demand is getting to this place. The cardamom bun was just ok. The hazelnut bun was just an extension of the monkey bread to me. Not a fan. I remember growing up, we went to the local butcher and bakery to get fresh meat, bread, and pastries for cheap. I like the idea of a local bakery and butcher shop like this, but this place is not cheap. I'd skip this one.

I finally got around to trying this place out on a random Saturday because I really was craving a…read morebagel with some fixings, and General Muir was too far away. One of my friends also joined in to complete this mission. There was quite the line when I arrived, which is always a good sign! Note: there is very limited seating, so be prepared to have to eat on the go or at one of the tables outside! There were so many delicious sounding options, but I opted for the classic: The Suffolk. This bagel is pretty much your classic bagel and lox without the dill, and it was expertly made! My friend also allowed me to take a bite of The Nassau, and I was pleasantly surprised by how fresh it tasted--it was kind of like an elevated tuna salad! I highly recommend trying out this place if you're craving a delicious bagel!

Ordered a chicken sausage, egg, and cheese bagel and 2 drinks and my total came to $20. The food…read moreprices in Atlanta just continue to get out of hand. 1 bagel sandwich and 2 seltzer waters shouldn't be anywhere near $20. It's wild because I make good money and this is still too much, and I'm getting tired of it. Also I really just wanted egg whites instead of eggs and they couldn't even accommodate that. At this price point that should've been simple to do. Time to start eating a home.

Chamblee is really killing it these days. I dropped Loretta at the vet for some scans so I looked…read morearound for a local breakfast place and noticed the BBB getting some great reviews. They have a great parking lot but my GPS had me going in the wrong way so I circled the block one before arriving. The interior is cozy but there are plenty of tables. I sat by the door to eat in but I sat next to where the to go orders are picked up. It was busy. I went for a very basic breakfast of a toasted everything bagel with butter and cream cheese and a coffee. The bagel was soft yet crunchy and the toppings delicious. Regular drip coffee was good too. I really want to go back soon, this is great!

Whewww, I canNOT believe America has arrived at normalizing paying $20 for basic breakfast fare…read more The world is changing and I've clearly been under a rock, as I don't normally eat breakfast. But I was out and about early in the morning and decided to stop by here right as they were opening. Don't get me wrong, it wasn't bad. But I definitely had a moment where I had to ask myself if that was a $20 well spent. Bronx Bagel Buggy is a SMALL deli in a middle-American Atlanta neighborhood that might still think it's in NYC. Hate to say it but this is why many southerners are lowkey pissed with the massive migration of northerners down here... I got the Standard (Bacon, Egg, Cheddar) on a rosemary salt bagel. While the bagel was tasty, the inside of the sandwich was not. Limp, soggy bacon. Cheap, McDonald's style egg patty. This sandwich should be $6 at most. The bagel itself was delicious and very well done -- this is clearly where they are putting in the effort and I have no qualms with it. But next time I'd just get the bagel by itself and skip paying more for what felt like not-so-great ingredients. I also got a chai latte with oat milk. Well made, but surely nothing spectacular. Holy cow... $6+ for that, too. Oat milk is an extra $.70. I don't know whether to be disgruntled with the owner or the local/federal taxes that has places charging like this LOL. It honestly just feels excessive, especially for the area it's in (love you Chamblee but I love you especially because you're affordable and not built around pretentiousness). Service was nice and it was clean when I went in. Perhaps the lunch sandwiches are more worth it? I am all here for spending a pretty penny on food but I am lost on this one.

Terminal T location, there are several in the airport. Great bagels in my opinion, especially when…read moreyou take the fact you're in an airport into account, and obviously those bagels are being brought in from likely a different location in Atlanta daily. Also of course, you're in an airport so the prices are inflated and this is more expensive than your average bagel pretty much anywhere. I ordered an onion bagel with veggie cream cheese and an everything bagel with plain cream cheese. The morning rush was just beginning as I had an early flight. Maybe 4 people ahead of me in line, and after ordering my wait was about 5 minutes. The store is very poorly laid out, but I honestly don't know how else they would do it without a significant remodel. It's long, thin, and you order at the back so there is just a mass of people, and it's not clear who is waiting to order, and who is just waiting for theirs to be ready. Lots of people are complaining in reviews about some rude lady, the person who took my order was a woman, but she was fine. Just trying to take orders as quick as possible to keep things moving... that's her job in a busy airport. Anyhow, both my bagels were fresh (clearly brought in that morning), warmed up gently, and delicious. They had that brilliant fresh bagel doughy texture that I love so much, and the flavors were right. Lots of cream cheese was applied to both, and I liked both flavors. Overall, I would definitely stop here for a bagel again when in the ATL airport.

How do you run out of cinnamon raisin bagels at the beginning of the morning? The airport just…read moreopened! If they're really that popular, stock more!

Listening skills are out the door!! Either that, or attention span is minima at best. I ask for two…read morebagels "AS IS" - Not toasted, Not cut - AS IS. The female who took my order is physically arm length from grabbing the bagels with the tongs, and does not. Mind you, the place is not busy AT ALL! Nobody in line before me, nobody waiting for their order type not busy! I thought I could stand at the counter and wait for her to grab my bagels, instead she told me to "wait at the window"?! Umm.. two bagels. Put them in a bag, hand them to me. Easy. But no. I waited at that window, watching the two employees making sandwiches, while I'm waiting for TWO AS-IS BAGELS. What?!? THEN, I see dude in the back cutting, what looks like the two flavors of the bagels I ordered AS IS, so I say "Sir, no! That's not how I want them or ordered them." To receive ZERO response. Again, listening skills are NOT A STRONG POINT HERE. Will not be back. Took WAY too long for two AS IS bagels that I could have actually grabbed with tongs myself from the open baskets, but not knowing if that was allowed, I didn't. Instead, it took near 10 minutes what could have taken 20 seconds. Just baffling. So, to answer the question "What could improve?" That would be, basic listening and comprehension skills would be a great start for employees who are taking food orders from paying consumers. Yeah, that could improve.

Decent sized bagel made fresh everyday. We decide to come here since it was quick and offered bagel…read moresandwiches. The inside had decent seating and an adequate amount of selections of bagels... including a personal favor pumpernickel (which were delicious). Price point seemed about average, not overly expensive for what you get. The inside has a typical bagel shop vibe which could be enhanced to a little more modern vibe or cozy. Overall great place.