I have been here several times now and this is a hidden gem in Belton. They have a variety of…read morebreakfast items which is great. Everything from their bagels and bialys are great. They also have amazing cannolis. I love getting their breakfast sandwiches. It's quick and friendly as well. You ring the doorbell and they come straight to the window. You can stay warm or cool in your car and they can drop it to your car. Parking is a small space but I've never had trouble getting a spot. They are only open on sat and sun so you got to be quick!

Where to start! This small family owned bakery is tucked away at the very end of Main Street in…read moreBelton in a historic old gas station. The owner, Barbara, is from New York and decided to bring better bagels to the area. Baked fresh so you get them warm. Weekends only for now. Try any breakfast sandwich, they are amazing!

Meshuggah has the best bagels, hands down. I stopped in this week to pick up bagels for the office…read more The bagels were still warm and smelled delightful. They have great flavors and the staff is always ready to provide a recommendation when you can't decide. I also appreciate the board with recommended combinations of bagels and cream cheese flavors.

Stopped in here this past weekend, after taking the dog to run around at the park…read more I've been aware of Meshuggah Bagels for a long time. They've been there a long time, but I never had the occasion to actually stop in. They were busy, but the line moved quickly. They're efficient. After waiting about 5 minutes, I ordered 6 bagels and two schmears to go, and when I got home, we toasted a couple bagels and schmeared them up. We were so pleased with the food. The bagels were fresh and delicious and everything we wanted. Put bagels at other places to shame.

We ordered pickup/to go from Meshuggah's based on a recommendation, and we were not disappointed…read more All three of us ordered the same sandwich - Bagel with Smoked Nova Salmon (toasted plain or everything bagel, fully loaded, with garlic and herb schmear). So very good! I love a good bagel and schmear and I am excited to try some of the other options the next time I am in town.

Meshuggah Bagels is a very cute spot to visit! The bagels remind me of NY style bagels which I…read moreloved. Recently they changed from coffee refills to only one cup per charge which is alright. I will say for how busy they get during peak hours they definitely need bigger space and parking lot! Not pictured but I also tried their Jalapeño Bagel with Scallion Shmear which was very good!

Every Monday, an adorable young lady comes to my home and brings me a fresh-baked loaf of bread and…read moresome bagels. Often, they're made with other local products - this past week's loaf was made with Boulevard Tank 7 and the bagels were loaded with rosemary. The prices are reaasonable and the bread is fantastic. It does NOT get any better than this!

Best bread! I am a big bread lover having grown up in Scandinavia. This place makes me happy!read more

Bagel sandwiches we ordered were deliciousness!! but the customer service wasn't the best, when we…read moreordered we felt like we were bothering the cashier when asking for suggestions since it was our first time. The space is really small for the amount of foot traffic it gets, felt like there was no where to wait without being in the way.

I love Lucas Bagels; however, I can't enjoy it with my boyfriend because they don't offer a…read moregluten-free, wheat-free option. We were excited to see a gluten-free option, but it is not wheat-free. Most places provide gluten-free options that are also wheat-free, which is important for people with wheat allergies. Being gluten-free alone leaves out those who are allergic to wheat and effectively excludes a significant portion of the gluten-free community.

YE Gurl Says: Kansas City Just Earned Some New York Points at Meshuggah Bagels…read more Listen, I am naturally skeptical of any bagel shop outside of New York making bold claims. On their website, Meshuggah Bagels proudly declares that they've perfected their recipe to the point where "even a New Yorker would swear they were biting into a piece of home." That's a dangerous statement. As someone who has spent enough time in New York to know the difference between a bagel and a round piece of bread with aspirations, I approached with caution. What I needed was simple: a quick breakfast bite that wasn't going to turn into a full sit-down affair. Then I walked in and saw the menu. The first sign of hope? Bialys. Not many places outside New York even bother. Add smoked salmon options, pastrami nova, and a cooler stocked with old-school Dr. Brown's sodas, and suddenly my skepticism started to soften. So naturally, I ordered accordingly. And I have to admit...They got me. The bagel had the right structure. It was fresh and sturdy enough to support a generous schmear and mountain of salmon without collapsing into a soggy mess halfway through. The salmon itself was abundant. Not one of those sad situations where you're hunting through cream cheese trying to locate the seafood. Every bite delivered. And paired with a Dr. Brown's? For a brief moment, I was transported back to Brooklyn. Not fully thought. Let's not get carried away. But enough to appreciate what they were trying to accomplish. The place was absolutely packed, which is usually a good sign. We were fortunate to find a spot to sit down and enjoy everything before heading back out. YE Gurl Insight: Regional food nostalgia is hard to recreate. Most places chase authenticity through marketing. The better ones focus on execution. Meshuggah Bagels seems to understand that difference. Final Take: Fresh bagels with proper texture Excellent smoked salmon portions Bialys on the menu (a major point in their favor) Classic deli-shop feel Worth the downtown stop YE Gurl Says: If you're in Kansas City and craving a bagel experience that comes surprisingly close to scratching that New York itch, make the stop. Will it replace your favorite neighborhood bagel shop in Brooklyn? No. Will it make you forget you're in Kansas City for a few bites? Surprisingly, yes.

Breakfast on a busy Sunday morning. Just bagels...no breakfast 'sandwiches'. They do have bagel…read moredeli meat sandwiches. Bagels are large, soft, and tasty. $2.75 (or more) for any topping...butter, peanut butter, cream cheese, etc. upside is they really slather it on! Service was good. There is a bit of seating, but it stayed pretty full the 15 minutes or so we were there and there was a steady line.

Tried this new location and had a great experience. The staff genuinely cared about what they are…read moredoing and it shows. Enjoyed the happy hour special that includes a drink and bagel with schmear. Good value and everything was tasty and fresh. This is clearly a to-go focused location with a drive thru and just a few seats inside.

I've been there three times so far and my experience each time seems to get worse. First visit I…read morehad family members messaging me what they wanted but what was in their menu online wasn't available at the store. Second visit they got our order completely wrong, we still ate it and it was very good but it wasn't what we ordered. Third visit we went through the drive thru 30 minutes before they closed. The person taking our order did fine but it seemed like they were still figuring things out (which is fine because they opened recently) but when we got to the window they handed us our food but not our drinks. We were trying to get the attention of a worker that was sweeping but she was clearly ignoring us. We were honking and waving to try and get our drinks. We did get a pizza bagel that was poorly made and they were stuck together. The food is delicious, I haven't received anything I didn't like but the service can improve.

Absolutely amazing baked goods. Very friendly service and the ambiance gives Denver, CO vibes.read more

Blackhole bakery is worth the hype and worth showing up early for. They know what they're doing and…read morethey do it well. What appears to be a mom and pop bakery is actually a baker who has carefully done his research and brings himself up to date on the latest trends of flavor in the baking world. The vibes are amazing - I especially love the art piece on the wall he commissioned from a local artist. I saw the Instagram page with several posts explaining how he did each part. Everything was absolutely delicious (I am biased with the ham and gruyere cheese since that is a favorite combo of mine), the danish was delicious (I could tell maybe it uses veryberryosa - a recent trend in baking to be used as filling), and the same was probably on the cinnamon roll looking crossaint. Now the grand prize - the mochi donuts were spectacular. The flavors I got were raspberry almond (my #1 favorite I got twice), cereal (this was carefully curated and not too sweet like most cereal based baked goods), Irish coffee (didn't taste like coffee, gave it to a friend) and the mango black tea was also a slam dunk for me. The staff are incredibly friendly here which is a huge plus!

Is there much more to say then YUM!? From when you walk in and the fresh bagel smell embraces you…read moreto the selection of smear options you just can't help but smile ( and order some to take home as well!)

I ordered a plain bagel and a 6 oz cream cheese. It was astronomical how much money it cost and…read morethen to get home to realize this is what I spent my money on. Extremely disappointed in this small business that could do way better.