We've been here twice, and both times the bagels have been quite good. Honestly, it's tough to find…read moregood New York style bagels in this area, so it was a very welcome find. It's a casual place, focused on bagels. Not a broad New York menu, but what they do they do well. Counter service have been good across both visits. I recommend.

I got a vanilla latte asked for it to be not super sweet and it was very sugary. Barely had any…read morecoffee taste to it. Everything bagel with scallion cream cheese was yummy but nothing spectacular

I famously dislike breakfast bagels, but when my mom took me here, I tried their BAM! Bagel…read more Fantastic bagel. Wish they had a location in SF, I would be a regular. Went on a weekend, the place was packed. I saw many people eating in their cars. Line moved reasonably quickly and the service was great. Highly recommend.

We stopped by this spot on a lazy Saturday morning after seeing a food vlogger review this place…read moreand man it did not disappoint!! The bagels here were seasoned amazing and the sandwiches were delicious! We got the BAM! and it was soooo good! The brisket bacon melts in your mouth and the everything bagel compliments the sandwich perfectly! We added the jalapeño cheddar spread for a little more creaminess! The coffee left us wanting for a little more! Not sure if it was the syrup or the coffee itself but something didn't seem up to par! Can't wait to try more of the bagels/sandwiches!!

Owners just opened in March. New York style bagels, hearty, with a more diverse menu of sandwich…read moreoptions than the other franchise places. Their sandwiches have more filling, tried their lox sandwich and longhorn. Lots of fillings and bagel options to customize their breakfast sandwiches. Go early because they tend to sell out quickly after 11:45. Lots of interior space and a few patio chairs for when the weather is nice.

The cashier ( who seemed like an owner ) was very sweet and kind and you can tell they get good…read morebusiness considering there are hardly any bagel options on this side of town. I grabbed a Ken's favorite on a rosemary olive oil bagel . Would've loved if the bagel was actually toasted . The bagel was just ok overall - absolutely not worth the $15 . Seems like most others come for the egg breakfast sandwiches . I don't think I'd come back and would rather spend the money on gas to drive outside of mckinney to grab a quality bagel . Missed the mark for me and won't be back .

It's obvious why this place is five stars - they have the best bagels in the area if not the…read moremetroplex. Family owned for years and they work every day and every hour imaginable. Believe they offer catering as well. My wife and I try to go once a month and it's nothing short of spectacular. The lady up front tells it like it is but with a smile. She's good to her peeps and it shows with how many regulars she has. This is what small business is all about. Go and treat yourself.

Outstanding! Great bagels, wonderful egg and chicken salad, and the employees are the best. I…read morehighly recommend this place.

Before you go: This location is take out only. There's no drive through. There are no tables,…read morechairs, booths. Either order on the app or at the counter, and take it away and be happy. My wife and I were fairly happy with our food today. I say fairly, because the didn't have the bagel needed to make my requested item (the monthly feature, Maplehouse Egg Sandwich), but in fairness, it was only 45 minutes until closing on a Sunday. I opted for the chorizo bacon burrito instead, and it was very good. Much larger than the picture suggests, it was filled with egg, cheese, bacon, chorizo patty, and schmear. It was also piping hot. A great alternative to bagel sandwiches. My wife's chorizo sunrise bagel sandwich featured the same chorizo patty as well as avocado, cheese, jalapeño salsa cream cheese schmear all on a tender green chile bagel. It was delicious as well. This location will serve you well if you understand the limitations going in.

Einstein bagels come frozen to the store. Then they reheat them I'm the microwave. If you don't…read morebelieve me ask to see in the back. There is nothing to cook anything. What great con business, gotta give them credit for that.

This has become a must stop when I'm in this area. The bagels are fresh, the customer service is…read moregreat and the lavender lattes are delicious. They have breakfast and lunch options along with muffins. There is space to dine in if you would like.

As close as you can get to NY style bagel in North Texas. This place stays consistent with their…read morebagels.

House of Bread is a wonderful local gem that truly lives up to its name. I've tried a variety of…read moretheir offerings including the raspberry swirl bread, raspberry roll, Grandma's white bread, sourdough bread , cinnamon roll, chocolate chip cookie, gluten-free chocolate chip cookie, and Noble Coyote brand coffee which is a local roaster located in Dallas. I also tried two of the sandwich options one was the veggie sandwich and the other was the pizza grilled cheese sandwich, my favorite sandwich was the veggie sandwich. My son had the chicken bacon ranch sandwich and loved it. What stands out most is their commitment to using fresh, high-quality ingredients without cheap fillers or preservatives. The breads are flavorful and wholesome though occasionally a bit firm if not baked that same day, which is expected with preservative free baking. I've learned to time my visits with their baking schedule to get the freshest, softest loaves. The service is always friendly and efficient, and the atmosphere is warm and inviting -- like a cozy mom-and-pop deli. The shop is clean and also offers a charming selection of extras like local honey, jams, tea towels, sourdough starters, pizza dough, olives, and pickled veggies. Prices are reasonable considering the quality and care put into their products. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for freshly baked goods and a welcoming local experience.

We stopped by for a quick breakfast and were in and out pretty fast. The coffee was really, really…read moregood, and the dishes were tasty. The bakery is cozy and everything feels fresh and made from scratch. The staff was also super friendly. We'll definitely be coming back to check it out more thoroughly next time!

I commute to work everyday down 75. My curiosity randomly caught me pulling into BA coffee of…read moreHawaii. My first experience here was phenomenal. I talk about this place all of the time to my coworkers and students just as the service is spunky and fun. I am a coffee snob and usually only go to my other favorite is just up the street. BUT the drive through experience is one of a kind. Fast, prompt and cheerful workers. Even when the line is crazy long..... 5 minutes max, in and out back on the highway. The food is also yummy. Grab yourself a Big Kahuna

Customer service could be improved, as well as proper food handling and the ambiance behind the…read morecounters. While the place appears to be happy and exciting it is seen and quite obvious the majority of employees don't understand how coffee functions. While it is easily seen the recipes of the drinks are laid on the counter and it is a coffee shop, the franchise doesn't allow freedom for people to make their own drinks the way they deserve to as paying customers. The temperature inside is kept unusually cold, especially for a Texas coffee shop, often below 70°F. It is cold enough that it raises questions about how much the business is spending on air conditioning. It is common for customers to be ignored or not listened to when they ask questions. This has been the experience my family had the three times we went, as well as having seen it happen to a multitude of other customers. I'd recommend taking a good long look at their procedures, training policies, and whether those procedures are actually being followed. Better consistency in these areas could go a long way toward improving the customer experience and preventing avoidable situations. While not all franchises of Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii are like this, this particular location tends to stand out for these reasons. It is a bad look for all coffee shops in the area.

The lox bagel is my go-to every time. The staff are friendly and such a cute place! Wish they had…read morelonger hours. Overall, great place for bagels!

Been wanting to try Starship but it just never aligned. They've opened a few locations outside of…read morethe core city. In a very deserted / random strip mall in Lewisville... It was semi busy on a weekend morning. There's a variety of bagels and a variety of cream cheese. Got the millennial falcon ($10.25) which is basically avocado toast on a bagel. you choose the bagel type and the schmear you want. You can choose 2 different schmears. Both the basil and jalapeno were good. I liked it.. pricing is what you would expect. They don't have all the sandwich options like Shug's. But I don't think they're trying to do that. They have a lox bagel sandwich ($14), regular lox and bagel ($12). A regular bagel + schmear will run $5. Personally I'm not crazy about bagels. So it did the trick for me.

We went here on a whim and were so pleasantly surprised. I've never had a bagel like it! Had a nice…read morecrunch to the outside but so easy to bite and chew. My whole life I thought bagels were supposed to be dense and very hard to bite through. Service was great too! I'll be back at least 100 more times. I'm craving it now.

Absolutely delicious. From the fresh bagel ti the delicious coffee! Staff recommended cream cheese…read morewith tomato and I had a plain with the jalapeño cream cheese. Exactly what I needed!!!