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Poppy’s Bagels

3.1 (11 reviews)
Closed 5:00 am - 10:00 pm

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Rachel L.

Bagel is not a delicious one like what you think you'd get in NY. It's not a bad spot to grab something to eat but it's just average. The menu and pay is online via QR code for convenience. The pineapple juice is nothing special and tastes out of a can.

Bacon, egg and cheese on a poppy seed bagle, with chive cream cheese and tots

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Utopia Bagels - 2/5/23

Utopia Bagels

4.1(1.2k reviews)
3.8 miBay Terrace
$$

When I'm in Queens I usually just get my bagels from a grocery store, but I think I found my new go…read moreto place with Utopia Bagel. The baker's dozen (13 bagels) is worth it because you can choose between regular and specialty bagels and it still comes out to $24. And if you get the dozen on a Wednesday, you can actually get 16 bagels! The bagels are big, and airy. The combinations and variety of options go on and on. Excited to be try a new one every time. They are pretty precise with the weight of spread you order, as well. We ordered the egg salad, tuna salad, and scallion cream cheese spread. The egg salad and tuna salad were mild in flavor, not heavy, tasted healthy. I've only come on weekends, so there is always a line out the door, but there are many staff members, so the line moves. If you are ordering a lot of bagels, be prepared for back-up options because although they are constantly making the bagels on the premise, popular options do run out and you may have to wait 15min for a new batch.

A staple of the area. Utopia Bagels has been around for a long time and has a multitude of flavour…read moreoptions. They are quick, efficient and reasonably priced. Small coffee is the same price has a large one at 2.75. Taste: 4/5 Service: 4/5 Ambiance: 3.5/5 Value for money: 4/5

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Utopia Bagels - I guess this explains all. Found few hair on my bagel. Waited almost a hour and having this kind of issue is not acceptable.

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I guess this explains all. Found few hair on my bagel. Waited almost a hour and having this kind of issue is not acceptable.

Between the Bagel - Ben's Balls (Kimchi Arancini)

Between the Bagel

4.8(302 reviews)
3.0 miAstoria

Service was great. Friendly. Efficient. Fast turn around. They even gave me a free arancini ball…read morewhile I waited. It was large and decadent. I got the bagel with bulgogi, cheese and eggs. Portion was huge but it didn't fall apart like I thought it would. The bagel itself wasn't mind blowing but the sheer amount of flavor provided by the filling more than made up for it.

There are certain gimmicks that I don't subscribe to, which is any kind of fusion in bagel form…read more (#1) Between The Bagel proved me wrong, in a way that I haven't fully yet recovered and as a result has become a go-to destination for me whenever I'm back in Astoria. They've done such an outstanding job across the board (customer service, price, food, etc.) that I am constantly thinking about going back. Located on the constantly busy (#2) 30th Ave, one wouldn't notice this place as being any different from any other bagel shop. There's hardly any seating but a steady stream of customers all throughout the day. The NSFW signage (#3) keeps the place fresh and interesting, if not extremely memorable. The first thing that is offered (and often complimentary) is their fried rice balls, dubbed "Ben's Balls" that are mixed with seasoned rice, kimchi, topped with a gochujang mayo that would wake up any sleepyhead. Each bite had a nice crunch, but the lingering effect of the kimchi makes it addicting. It is the ultimate complementary snack, a desired, potluck item, and frankly genius. This is not something I would ever consider getting out a bagel shop, but having had them I would gladly buy them by the dozens. Most folks are here for the Seoul Meets Bagel (SMB) and rightfully so: it's layered with chopped bulgogi meat, cheese, egg, kimchi, topped with gochujang mayo and is packed with flavor. While the dank ass pork sandwich is a crude name, but it's not hard to see why it's one of their best sellers. Their regular bagels are also excellent. Folks who are expecting a large variety of cream cheese may find it disappointing that there's only a handful in the display, but they do have lox, bacon scallion, tofu cream cheese, and some flavored cream cheese. For what it's worth, my toasted everything bagel with lox was fabulous. It was pillowy soft, nicely toasted, and extremely filling. Offering Korean savory bagels wouldn't be complete without actual Korean fare, which is also a part of their larger than expected menu. It includes items such as Korean fried chicken, kimbap, pajeon (various), bibimbap, kalbi, ramyum, and mandoo. This is in addition to the burgers, breakfast platters and sandwiches, and a number of pastries. The staff is mostly Spanish and English speaking, in addition to the owner Ben who brings Korean to the table. Prices are very reasonable for Astoria and I'm hoping they continue to stay that way. This spot is the ultimate neighborhood spot and I'm insanely jealous of all the residents in the area that get to enjoy this on the regular. ___________ (#1) Why mess with something that doesn't need changing? Oh, because palate + innovation. (#2) And incredibly gentrified. (#3) One sign reads: "My happy place is when I tell people to .... FU, KMA, MF, STFU, SOB, SMD." Oh how New York.

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Rego Bagels - gluten-free bagel toasted with cream cheese, pastrami, lox, cucumber, lettuce, & tomato

Rego Bagels

3.7(234 reviews)
2.8 miRego Park
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Love that they have selections of bagels ,the service is quick with your order and their are seats…read moreto sit and relax to enjoy the great breakfast. It is clean and enough seating. The boss is very welcoming so as the staff behind the counters. My husband and myself go almost every wknd to enjoy our bialy toasted with eggs and avocado and my husband gets pumpernickel bagel toasted with salami,cream cheeze ,eggs and avocado.

Beware of Dishonest Business Practices…read more This place has a huge sign advertising FREE coffee with any egg order, so I came in this morning expecting exactly that. I ordered an egg and cheese bagel with salt, pepper, and ketchup, along with a coffee--since, according to their own sign, it was supposed to be free. The man at the register (who I assume was the owner) charged me extra for the coffee anyway. When I politely pointed out that the coffee should be free, he acted clueless and said, "Oh, I didn't know you wanted the special." Seriously? Why would anyone knowingly choose to pay extra for something clearly advertised as free? He then said, "Okay, I'll give it to you," but still charged me the full amount. When I asked again if the discount had actually been applied, he flat-out claimed that it had. I showed him right there that it hadn't, and instead of fixing it, he shrugged it off and said there was nothing he could do--basically trying to keep the extra money. At that point, I walked out. It's not about the price of a coffee--it's about honesty. If you advertise something, honor it. This felt deceptive, shady, and completely unprofessional. Disgusting business practices. I won't be back. Stay away

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Rego Bagels - Everything bagel toasted with olive cream cheese

Everything bagel toasted with olive cream cheese

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