Visiting from northeast and was looking for a decent bagel sandwich. These guys didn't disappoint…read more Friendly owners, everything made fresh.

Such a great experience!!! Food 10/10…read moreCustomer service 10/10 The staff are friendly, The spot feels like home ( the good kind) You can tell they love what they do! That always make the food even better!!!

I love everything about bagelicious! Feels like home…read moreevery-time we go I there for breakfast or takeout. The employees are lovely people , the lox , whitefish salad , chive cream cheese and black and white cookies are a huge hit in our house. The matzah ball soup truly can heal your soul. Service is always great ! They get busy so pack your patience. It can get pretty chatty in there on the weekends so be prepared to hear some loud conversations lol.

I've passed this place hundreds of times but never stopped. More than just bagels, I was pleasantly…read moresurprised by how welcoming and warm this place is as soon as you walk in. From the diner being cozy and fairly quiet, to being welcomed with a friendly voice as soon as you walk in, to the plentiful selection of sandwiches, plates, and more... I wouldn't be surprised if this is someone's morning "Cheers"! There is plenty of comfortable seating, a couple of TVs quietly on, and easy lighting. This would be a good place to set up office as well. I just wanted a simple bagel and cream cheese, and it was super easy to find what they had and order. My only complaint would be that there wasn't enough of the shmeer on my deliciously toasted blueberry bagel. I was ecstatic to see they had a pork-free sausage option and ordered some turkey sausage on the side. I have to say, the coffee was good too. Nothing fancy here, with carafes lined up on the counter, but the taste of drip coffee was better than your average diner cafe. I'll definitely come back.

I owe Brooklyn Deli an apology for not finding them sooner…read more As a New Yorker turned Atlantan, I have spent the last year quietly lowering my expectations for bagels here. I've had some that were OK. Some that were good-ish. Some that were simply round bread with a hole in the middle. I began to accept that it just wasn't a thing here. And then today I ordered the whitefish bagel from Brooklyn Deli. Oh. My. God. The bagel was chewy, fresh, and actually tasted like a BAGEL. The whitefish was incredible. The whole thing tasted like nostalgia. Like somebody briefly picked me up from Atlanta and dropped me back on 24th and 3rd for brunch. Absolutely remarkable. No notes. My bagel-related cynicism has been temporarily suspended, and Brooklyn Deli has earned the extremely prestigious approval of one extremely dramatic former New Yorker.

As a displaced yankee now in Atlanta, I'm usually prepared to have my heart broken when I see "New…read moreYork style" food being billed outside of New York. (I'm looking at you, Jack's New Yorker Deli.) But I was in the Ansley Mall neighborhood for some errands and I wanted to see what the fuss was about. It was a Sunday afternoon and the line was out the door so that is usually a good sign. I went with the Brooklyn sandwich (Hot pastrami, coleslaw, swiss, spicy mustard, & Russian dressing). You can opt for the smaller portion of meat (the ATL) or the larger portion (New York). It was just the right amount of coleslaw, mustard and Russian dressing so that the bread wasn't sopping wet. And the pastrami is hot and it wasn't overly greasy either. A nice balance with the side order of potato salad. It was a little more sandwich than I needed for lunch but it was pretty faithful to New York style all things considered. $18.50 for the larger New York version of the Brooklyn sandwich including tax. I was tempted by the Dr. Brown's sodas from back home and all of the pastries and deli items for sale as you are making your way up to the front to place your order. Sunday afternoon is not really the time to shop around because of how busy it gets in there so a return trip is definitely in order.

Tip Top is apparently a Marietta landmark, and honestly, the hype is justified. I rolled up on a…read moreSaturday morning with a friend and noticed the place looks like it's had a bit of a glow-up recently. I'm not sure when the renovation happened, but the fresh aesthetic is a vibe--it's clean, updated, and feels like it actually belongs in this decade. As for the spread, we didn't come to play. We went for the turkey sausage, egg, and cheese on a cinnamon raisin bagel with cream cheese. Now, I know some people might look at that sweet and savory combo sideways, but that flavor profile is actually elite. It's a sophisticated maneuver, and they pulled it off. We also dove into a breakfast burrito packed with chicken sausage, potato, egg, and cheese. It was heavy, well-seasoned, and exactly the kind of structural integrity you want in a morning wrap. Of course, we had to sample the namesake, so we grabbed two chocolate iced donuts. They were fresh, airy, and reminded me why this place is a staple to begin with. Everything was pretty good across the board. It's nice to see a local gem evolve its look while keeping the food quality on point. If you're looking for a proper Saturday morning start in the area, this is definitely the move. Just bring an appetite and maybe some discipline, because it's easy to over-order when everything looks this good.

The staff is friendly and helpful. The place is super clean, no sticky tables. We ordered the…read morebreakfast croissant egg/cheese sandwiches, which were wonderful with crispy bacon and tasty ham. Hubby had a tall cookies and cream milkshake that he enjoyed, along with a blueberry fritter. Meal for 2 only $20. It's hard to beat the reasonable prices here for quality food.

I tried this place for the first time after seeing a TikTok video by Aulara, and I ordered the…read moregarlic and herb chicken sandwich on an Asiago bagel. It was DELICIOUS. Seriously, it was so good that I went back two days later and told my son he had to try it too. Unfortunately, the second experience was the complete opposite. My son picked up two sandwiches and brought them home, and they were so disappointing that neither of us even finished them. The bagels tasted stale, they weren't toasted, and there was barely any of the cream cheese dressing on them. My son actually thought I was crazy for telling him how delicious the sandwich was because what he brought home was nothing like what I had the first time. That's what makes it so disappointing. I know the sandwich CAN be really good because my first one was amazing. But based on my two experiences, it seems like the quality may depend on who is making your sandwich that day and whether the bagels are fresh. One big plus is that they have a lot of non-pork options, which I really appreciate as someone who doesn't eat pork. I'd still be willing to give them another try because that first sandwich was THAT good, but the second visit was extremely disappointing. Consistency definitely needs some work.

While out shopping in Kennesaw, we got hungry for lunch. Wow, did we luck out by finding this…read morelittle place called Sunny's Bagel & Deli. When I saw the wall of freshly made bagels, I knew it was going to be good. My husband and I both were blown away of how fresh and well made these sandwiches were. The place is a small, family owned business and all the love goes into the food. The owners were helpful and lovely to interact with. We'll be back.

i usually really love going here but today I ordered and everything bagel with cream cheese through…read morethe drive thru and to my surprise when I got home there was zero cream cheese on it. I usually wouldnt complain but this has happened 3 times now.

Nice decor and extensive menu We ordered an Egg and bacon…read moresesame bagel, raspberry latte and a chocolate muffin. Raspberry latte was delicious Chocolate muffin was nice and chocolaty Bagel was warmish and supposedly toasted, egg was a pre-fab egg disc, bacon was thin and sparse. OK experience, I would consider returning for stop for coffee again but nothing else~

I love all the bagels I've tried here. I drove nearly an hour as there are zero real deal Holyfield…read moreNY style bagels near me just a bunch of bread shaped like bagels. The cream cheese selection is divine. I love the jalapeño cream cheese. I got a bakers dozen to help with my craving! So good. Crunchy outer shell chewy inside. I've been heating them whole, not sliced in my oven. Sooooooo good! Highly recommend! Staff is as always fast and friendly!

Service is always slow leading to lines out the door. Phones don't work for call ahead.read more

My man Jack makes an excellent cheesesteak…read more I'd seen a comment or two that the meat might be a little puny, so I ordered extra meat, and it was perfect. Double meat would have been too much, it would throw off the meat to bread ratio. Plenty of thin sliced juicy steak, with the veggies and cheese just all melting together. The bread was so soft, the whole generous cheesesteak was a joy to eat, I hardly needed to chew it. I'm seriously thinking of getting another one tomorrow.

Stopped by here twice now and both times were a hit, I love a good sandwich place…read more The staff has been super friendly on both my visits. They were great at answering my questions and it helped me move around the menu. Let me start with they have hand-cut fries...they have really, really good hand-cut fries. If you have hand-cut fries, you have a friend in me, if they are really good, you have a fan! My first trip I went specifically for the Reuben. It is what I saw that they had and that was my mission. It was a good Reuben, I think enjoyed it and would go back for another. This trip I was thinking Cheesesteak, but the Outlaw caught my attention, a cheesesteak with a twist. I was a fan of the twist. The pepperoni and salami plus the grilled red onions and banana peppers with the hot sauce crushed!

Everything is very standard. Not much available after 10am. Only came in only cause dough and the…read morebox was closed for the holidays. But I noticed a bagel was $2.10 and a bagel and cream cheese is $4.50. That's $2.40 up charge for cream cheese. No they do not put the cream cheese on the bagel for you, but give you a thimble of cream cheese that might cover half the bagel.

Grabbed an iced coffee and a doughnut for $7! The caramel iced coffee was sweet. The red velvet…read moredoughnut was very soft and it had a light glaze. Service was fast and they were so nice! The iced coffee only took 3 mins. I was in and out in 5 minutes. (I also went around 11am on a weekday.)

I wish I would've jumped on this place sooner, OMG! What an excellent assortment of donuts. I was…read morerunning tight on time and checked out the menu in advance and noticed that you could call ahead. I called at 8am for an assorted dozen and was able to pick up at 8:20!! And I paid $12. What in the world! This place has a great assortment of drinks (cold milks, soda, energy drinks, water), as well as wonderful coffee options. One thing that I wished were different: call ahead should be ready to pay upon arrival. Choosing donuts can make or break any morning, so the selection process is time consuming. But the wait gave me time to take in the smells, sights and the overall ambiance! TL/DR: great selection, social distancing enforced, wonderfully priced, friendly/accommodating staff

Donuts were kind of bad. Workers were very nice and friendly though!…read more I wanted to like the donuts... but sadly I did not. If I was really hungry I would have eaten it. Unfortunately, the glazed donut I tried tasted a bit stale- it tasted a day old. It was on the drier side. Overall, I probably wouldn't return.