Excellent wall in the hall kind of place. The food was packed with flavor and fresh. Very warm staff. One of the best coffees we had on our trip! read more

You can't find much places that offers bagels in Hong Kong! Luckily I found out about this place during covid since I wanted to work in a coffee shop. it is a hidden gem in central but not hard to find. It is a really lovely places and around 40-50$ per bagel with unlimited wifi! read more

R&R Bagels - Indoor - Bagels Near Me - Hong Kong, HK

Passed by this little hidden gem one day and finally decided to meet a friend and catch up over some bagels. Tip: Definitely try and get there before the lunch time crowd (aka anytime before 12:30pm). Cozy, cushioned bench seats were a nice way to bagel-watch and chat with my friend. I had a poppy/sesame mixed salmon bagel (basically a lox) with their lox cream cheese - is that considered meta? #IDK. Verdict: A bit pricey for a relatively small-sized bagel, but the taste and fresh ingredients were spot-on. So yes, I'm guessing I'll be back to satisfy my bagel cravings. read more

R&R Bagels - Bagels Near Me - Hong Kong, HK

Good bagels and coffee with an escape from the bustling metropolis that is Hong Kong, R&R Bagels offers a very welcoming environment that can for a moment allow you to have a brief experience of being in New York again, even if it is just for a few minutes. Service is speedy and helpful, and the décor, casual, yet trendy. While I was here, I ordered a maple egg bacon breakfast bagel that blew my mind. The bagel was soft, but still chewy, the bacon crunchy (and maple glazed), and the eggs were cooked perfectly. For a moment I forgot that I was in Hong Kong as I stared into that lovely real cup that held my mocha. The vegan bagel looked amazing, and it's something I've got to try out the next time I come here. read more

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Hi, I'm Michelle and I have a bagel addiction. (Did you say, "Hi Michelle" out loud?) I've been having a bagel most mornings for the past 7 weeks and have yet to get tired of it. You can only imagine my delight when I found out there is a spot in Central where I can continue feeding my bagel lust! Admittedly, R&R and I didn't have a proper first date... rather, I quickly stopped by and brought 6 of them home with me straight away! One bagel goes for $25, so you do save a little money if you buy 6 at $125. Still pricey AF but we addicts always look past those things. I tried their sesame and their whole grain. They've held up pretty nicely over time, considering I've kept them in the paper bag they came in and stored them in my pantry. 3 days later, I did a little magic by doing some microwaving and toasting, and I still ended up with the bagel I was looking for- slightly crispy on the edges/outside, but a bit chewy in the middle. 4 days might be pushing it; my mom tried to do the same magic but couldn't get the same result. I hope R&R doesn't mind taking a rain check on our first date as I do hope to eat in sometime soon. I want to try their sun-dried tomato cream cheese- I love that stuff and it's really hard to find in Asia! read more

R&R Bagels - Latte - Bagels Near Me - Hong Kong, HK

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Cream cheese tap!!!! Bagel is basic and surprising. Once we saw the six tab of cream cheese, it's ON. Monday morning we will go for pecan Maple cream cheese I chose sesame bagel for pecan maple cream cheese but the staff gave me a no go. He said better pair up with sweet or neutral bagels. Then I got raisin and cinnamon bagel with pecan maple cream cheese:)) Heaven!! Well toasted, evenly spreaded, and nicely packed. Get a try before people notice this new spot! read more

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Update to the prior review... very disappointed this time with the roast beef bagel! Last time it was piled high with medium/medium-well roast beef, which suited me fine. Today there were just a few scraps of roast beef that were very well done (i.e., overcooked) and dry. I would have chalked this up to a fluke occurrence (maybe they were scraping the bottom of the barrel on their roast beef supply for that day), but a friend of mine had the same complaint about their roast beef several weeks ago. I'll order the bacon jam BLT in the future, which is still the jam! read more

The bagel shop itself does indeed have a subway tile floor/cool bench seating/fancy cream cheese option going for it, but in defense of the bagel, this place is a 3. You can put lipstick on a pig, but it is still a pig. Or in this case, you can put fancy cream cheese on an average bagel, but it is still an average bagel. I had a sesame bagel with veggie cream cheese. With five people working behind this counter (man...there must be payroll to burn at R&R!), the execution of ordering to getting the bagel into my belly seemed to take a bit of time than I would have thought. With 5 people behind that tiny counter, that place should work at mock one speed. My husband commented on the same thing. Maybe it is the water (because from pizza dough to bagels, often the water makes the biggest difference), but there was nothing about the bagel itself that I can say was out of the ordinary or exceptional. It was moderately doughy like I can get from a bag of bagels purchased from the grocery store doughy. Not doughy like..."Man, that think was homemade somewhere in an oven in this town at 5AM this morning!" The schmears of cream cheese available do look fun and tasty, but since I was underwhelmed by the average bagel. the topping meant little to me at that point. My veggie cream cheese was actually light orange in color without a single green/orange/yellow or even red speck of a veggie in it. So clearly they use maybe peppers or tomatoes or all other non-green veggies, but my head thinks green when the word veggie is the descriptive adjective. And many customers would be more about the fancy topping versus the foundation of the bagel, so this might be your new favorite bagel spot. The ambiance is cool and there were lots of people there. I think the location would make this a great spot with the working crowd as a grab and go option, but for bagels at this point, I am going to stick with Schragel's (which is much less fancy...no fancy subway tile or seating at all that place, but a superior bagel). read more

Bagels were good BUT we went there craving an everything bagel and when I went to order, they said they were out of everything bagels when i clearly saw a whole stack of them behind the counter. Made me a little turned off to sit there eating my onion bagel with the stack of everything bagels staring at me. Cute interior though. read more

Absolutely love this place. The food was great and the decor quite Western. During my stay (almost the entire morning) the turnover was high , with many people grabbing to go. The staff seemed to have difficulties with two orders (out of 50+) , of which one bagel seemed to have been undercooked and the other wrong order. Still the staff was attentive and honest in their handling, fixing quite fast. Location: in the alley close to Central. Decor: the kitchen been half of the size of the cafe gives little space for the tables but still packs in one big table for four, two seating areas made of couches and an array of high tables that comfortable seat either if you are alone or in two. F&B: great choices, great menu, the owner is around during the beginning of the day and can give quite good suggestions. There are also the "skinny bagels" for those interested (carved out the inside of the bagel). Music: not to loud Outlets: not that many. Wi-fi : a bit slow but working read more

Went there yesterday with a few friends. As a New Yorker I'm pretty particular about my bagels and rarely eat them in HK for that reason. These were a pleasant surprise and well priced($53). I made a hybrid of their maple & bacon and traditional bacon egg and cheese. It was a little smaller than what I'd find back home, but was delicious! They added in cream cheese (which I asked not to), was actually a nice add on. The space is hidden, so you'd need to be looking for it. It's a bit more of a cafe than a typical cafe shop, but well worth trying it out! I'll definitely be back! read more

I like this place. The service is good and the bagels are OK. They are definitely not as good as NY bagels but one of the better ones I've had in Hong Kong. I've had two different kinds of their sandwiches so far and they've always been very generous with their fillings, which can often be rare in HK establishments. I just wish they had some more bagel flavour options and cream cheese options. Definitely recommend and I go back often myself! read more

A little piece of NYC in Hong Kong -- tasty whole wheat bagel with avocado, egg, tomato, and light cream cheese beside a wonderful pot of English breakfast tea. Will return! read more

The employees are absolutely amazing. They are bright and friendly. I ordered my food but I only had 100s and 55 HKD, They didn't have any change so the cashier only took the 55 I had and paid for the extra 30 I was missing. My phone was dying so they offered to charge it for me while I was eating. The venue is beautiful although a bit hard to find. The food was delightful and quite filling, but the most admirable part of this eating experience was the friendliness of the employees. read more

If there's one thing I miss after coming back to US is the amazing bagel from this place!!!! I had their smoked salmon on a bagel. It was so fresh and delicious that my mouth is watering right now while I write this review. A must try!!!:) read more

My very first review! First time in R&R Bagels and first thing that welcomed me was the staffs, my friends and I were served and was given recommendations and I did not regret it! The cool looking girl offered the BLT and assured it's one of the most popular ones. I had an amazing coffee by the only guy behind that machine ( PIMP! ;) ) a very nice place to chill and those ladies behind the kitchen doing magic with their hands, not sure how they do it, your bagels are really amazing. And the staffs looked really happy together, it makes customers happy too! Will definitely come again, hard to find but worth finding it! read more