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    Sam's Bagels

    3.6 (11 reviews)
    Open • 6:00 am - 2:30 pm

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    Fantastic place bagels are great try the lox people working there are hardworking friendly and

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    5 months ago

    These are not good bagels. I'd rather buy them from a supermarket. Just really dense and chewy. I bought 3 to take home and threw out 2.

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    4 months ago

    The staff is pretty unfriendly and the bagels are very cheap. Literally Costco has better bagels than this.

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    6 months ago

    These bagels are a must. Ordered a dozen with 2 large cream cheeses and everything was perfectly fluffy, generously sized, and delicious!

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    Modern Bread & Bagel - The Big Show

    Modern Bread & Bagel

    4.2(108 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    We had just gotten off our cruise to Mexico and we're looking for a quick breakfast before heading…read moreto the Getty Museum for a few hours. Not living in LA means YELP is our go to especially since we must find a place that offers gluten free options for the little. I came across this place on the yelp search and it claimed 100 percent gluten free and for that I was intrigued and extremely thankful. This location was in Beverly Hills, parking was easy(we found street, metered parking) not a lot of traffic for it being a Saturday morning but we were new to that area so I cant say what the norm is. When we walked in the bakery was busy with happy customers, amd we were immediately greeted by a couple of the most genuinely nice people of whom I assume are the owners (sorry I forgot to ask). Usually when walking into a bakery that has gluten free options my daughter always looks to me.to see what she can have and from that she willl make a couple or selections, all of which is extremely limited. This time I was able to tell her she could choose anything. Thw way her eyes lit up when she saw the glazed donut, it makes a mom heart want to cry when she gets to experience something so normal as a glazed donut but in this case a glazed donut on a whole other culinary level( so amazingly delicious). She told the gluten free genius helping her that she had never had a glazed donut and he packaged it up on the house. Hannah then proceeded to order as many things from the case as I would allow for the moment. She just wanted to try all the things she had never been able to before. I did have to promise we would be back to buy more the next time we come to LA. She settled on most of the sweets although this bakery has bagels and sourdough bread. Shes not much of a bread eater in general unless its smothered with Nutella so next time we will try the breads. So back to the experience, we sat down and she tried a bite or 2 of everything and LOVED IT ALL!! The glazed donut met all of her expectations and blew her mind. Coming in to second place was the Oreo babka and the croissant. Before leaving Hannah went to thank them and tell them she loved it, she was then given a second item to try(the chocolate croissant). We took it to go and she tried it in the car on the way to the Getty, she was in pure food bliss. Thank you for creating a bakery for the adults and the littles that is safe and delicious. But most importantly thank you for treating my daughter with the utmost respect and genuine kindness you dont find just anywhere. We WILL be back soon. Hannah rates service and sweets, 1 million stars!

    I enjoyed sitting and working at this establishment but the food itself was so sad and…read moredisappointing I got this strawberry brioche donut per the recommendation of the cashier. This is the worst donut I've had in my life. The texture is like crumbly dry cake and it tastes salty with a wine-like flavored frosting. Nothing strawberry-like or brioche-like about this donut. Both my friends also tried the donut and were wtf I genuinely don't know how this could be sold and recommended to anybody. I would have loved to have found a good gluten-free establishment but this missed the mark terribly.

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    Nate'n Al's

    Nate'n Al's

    4.1(2.1k reviews)
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    Nestled in the heart of Beverly Hills, Nate 'n Al's isn't going to win any awards for interior…read moredesign. Old-school booths, a deli counter, and décor that basically says, "We were here before you could afford to shop on Rodeo Drive." But when it comes to the food, this place can hang with the best New York delis. And before we even ordered, out came the complimentary pickle platter--several varieties of pickles, because apparently at a real Jewish deli, amuse-bouche is French for "here's a plate of cucumbers soaking in vinegar." Sweet, sour, half-sour, crunchy--basically a pickle flight without the Beverly Hills price tag. The matzo ball soup was top-notch--soup simplicity at its finest. Rich chicken broth, a moist and tender matzo ball, noodles, and carrots. Nothing fancy, nothing reinvented, nothing served with microgreens or truffle foam. Just exactly what matzo ball soup is supposed to be. Then came our off-menu creation: corned beef and turkey with house-made coleslaw and Russian dressing on toasted sourdough. It arrived piled high enough to require FAA clearance, yet somehow the structural integrity was flawless. I ate the entire thing without a single piece of shredded cabbage escaping onto the plate. If Nate 'n Al's ever gets out of the deli business and goes into general contracting, hire them immediately. With sandwich-building skills like these, they could put up an 80-story high-rise on the San Andreas Fault and not lose a window. The atmosphere is equally authentic. A couple of the servers looked like they could have walked straight onto the set of The Sopranos without an audition. One compact, old-school Italian-looking gentleman in particular had me wondering whether my sandwich came with a side of "fuhgeddaboudit." So forego the fancy Beverly Hills lunch where your entrée arrives under a silver dome and costs about the same as a car payment. Go to Nate 'n Al's, get a real deli sandwich and a bowl of matzo ball soup, then walk a few steps over to Rodeo Drive and spend all the money you saved. Old school. No pretense. Serious deli. And apparently some of the finest sandwich engineering in Southern California.

    My first job was at a Jewish deli, so this type of cuisine is very close to my heart. You can park…read morefor free for the first two hours right next door at the public parking structure next to the Starbucks. This place feels very old, but it's quaint in its overall atmosphere with the booths, and the large variety of options at the deli counter. The service was nice and friendly enough, and our food was delivered quickly. We ordered potato pancakes, which were thick and crispy, but not really flavorful. The applesauce and sour cream was watered down and thin. I ordered a 'Sky High' type of sandwich, which is corned beef with thousand island (Russian) dressing, Cole slaw and Swiss cheese on rye. Again, my sandwich was ok and the potato salad was not great. Even the Russian dressing tasted watery. My lunch date had a nova lox plate 'with the works' with an everything bagel. If you order 'with the works,' it costs extra which I think is silly for tomatoes, capers, and onions- especially if those items should already be on a lox plate. Overall, I thought the food was just ok in comparison to the many delis I have been to in my life.

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    The bakery deli side

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    The matzo ball soup on our kitchen table

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