Always yummy food and coffees at the bagel basket. Have been going for a few years during the…read moresummer and it's always busy. Could have a better ambience but they seem to be more of a takeout place imo. Will go whenever I'm in York.

Being from NY I definitely have my preferences for bagels. However, at a bare minimum if you get…read morebagels at 6:45am they should be warm. Unfortunately, these were actually cold, which means they were in a refrigerator. Definitely wouldn't recommend it if you are used to good bagels. At best they're no better than bagels bought in a bag at the grocery store.

Cute little shop and nice stop for a coffee and treat. It's right outside of a campground entrance…read moreand they had a corner of camp items + lots of gift items and souvenirs. It's located at the end of the busy business district of York. I grabbed a hot tea and a donut, my husband grabbed an Americano. They had a good variety of milk/creamer options to add yourself. I loved this about this coffee shop. Probably my favorite coffee stop on the block. I ordered the chocolate iced donut - a rise donut or yeast donut. It was chewy but still good. The chocolate icing was rich! I'd stop here again before other coffee shops close by!

Fantastic little quaint restaurant slightly off beaten path. Recommend grabbing a breakfast…read moresandwich and coffee! The ladies working the counter were lovely!

Very good bagels. Always fresh and Taste amazing. My favorite combo is the Asiago bagel with veggie…read morecream cheese. The people are always really nice and I get my order pretty fast depending on how busy it is.

C'mon Dover where are all the good reviews for all the good places to eat in Dover? This morning I…read morehad a great Lox sandwich on an everything bagel at Bubby's. What more could you possibly ask for? It was delicious, under $10 + tip, came out fast and plenty of parking. Blah, blah, blah about all the restaurants in Portsmouth. Bubby's is just one example of great places to eat in Dover.

Support Local so they stick around!! I'm so grateful for these guys being in Springvale…read more Bagels are homemade. The Zaatar one is So tasty (Zaatar = herbs & spices)! They have a plant-based cream cheese option now, along with Hummus. Hot and ice coffee available. Local bottled sodas available. They have vegetarian options and some vegan options - I believe the bagels are made with honey and some vegans don't eat honey. They are now open Friday and Saturday evenings with wine/alcohol and Non-alcoholic options. The non-alcoholic options look tasty and have healthier ingredients than most brands out there (good on you guys for paying attention to that!!) They also support local artists displaying their artwork on the walls. Parking: street parking. Both sides. Idk if it's acceptable, but I've parked in the DMV parking lot a couple times. There's also a parking lot behind the library - can walk through the old courthouse walkway area.

First visit, had an onion bagel with scallion cream cheese. Cost (can't remember exact amount) but…read moreabout $5.50 (I know it was over $5.00). Service was fast and friendly. Ongoing ambience improvements.

Really, I would give a 3.5…read more I only recommend a bagel and cream cheese! And their lox(with capers!). My recent visit here, I was very satisfied with the amount of cream cheese they used - some places give WAYY too much, or barely any, you never know. This was a good middle for your preferences to keep or shed excess. Their other breakfast sandwiches are odd. In the past, I ordered one with what I believe was supposed to be steak, and instead a very odd sausage patty that was extremely questionable. They have very good coffee, and I'm not a huge coffee drinker.

Bagel Caboose is one of the worst bagel / coffee shops in the entire country. This wasn't a "bad…read moreday" but an absolute lack of care. We ordered 4 bagels with various spreads to go. One had Nutella and somehow the bagel was covered on all sides. One had a maple walnut spread that saturated the entire wrap, and then dripped all over my shirt and pants. My wife ordered a bagel with butter (see photo). And the other one we just threw away. Staff was indifferent. Seemed disconnected. Under normal circumstances, I'd let it go and chalk it up to "they weren't at their best." But this was so bad that it doesn't happen by accident. Either they're grossly incompetent or they're trying to be bad. Only go if you're starving, have gloves, a poncho, the ability to shower ... and yeah, only if you're starving. Absolutely terrible.

We stopped by Winnipesaukee Bay Gulls for breakfast during our weekend trip and had a good…read moreexperience. There was a pretty long line when we arrived, but it moved surprisingly fast, so we weren't waiting long. The staff was friendly and the service was efficient. We ordered a plain bagel with plain cream cheese, an everything bagel with veggie cream cheese, a large coffee, and a bottle of water. The bagels were good--not the best I've ever had, but definitely enjoyable. I also appreciated that they cut the bagels in half, which made them easier to eat. We ended up taking our breakfast back to the car to eat, and it was a nice way to start the day before heading home. Overall, a solid spot for a quick breakfast with good service. We'd stop by again if we were in the area.

My favorite place to stop after staying over after a concert at Gilford! Amazing soft bagels,…read moredelicious cream cheese and bagel sandwiches. Call ahead to reduce your wait.

This place is an absolute gem and one of my favorite stops in the area for a morning bagel. The…read morebagels are always fresh, perfectly baked, and full of flavor. The salt bagel and rosemary bagel are hands down the best on the menu in my opinion--they're worth the trip. The staff is friendly, and the long line always moves quick.

Pretty good everything bagel with egg, sausage, and cheese! Tasty, thick sausage and the bagel was…read morefresh. I live in Brooklyn and these are no match for New York bagels, but they're a good fix for New England.

The nicest staff!!! I/we got a bit confused on our order, but they helped me out right away and…read moresuper kindly. Nice interior and decent food for a chain. A reliable place.

Came as part of 14,000 mile 48 state foodie road trip. Stopped for breakfast excited to try the…read moresalmon. Cold smoked Canadian salmon on everything bagel with tomato, red onion, capers, and veggie cream cheese. Staff very friendly but I must say that the salmon and everything bagel pairing was just way too intense on the salt. Overpowered everything else on the sandwich to the fringe of struggling to finish. With a more balanced everything bagel blend, it would have helped a ton

Easily our favorite breakfast spot in the Kennebunk area! Brewed Awakening is an absolute gem. They…read morehave such a fun variety of coffee drinks and flavors and as someone who appreciates great accommodations for lactose intolerance, their options are fantastic. Whether you get your drink hot or cold (cold is always topped with delicious cold foam! ). Beyond the coffee, their smoothies are a solid 15/10, the bagels are completely homemade, and the eggs come straight from their very own farm. Every time I go I get the plain Jane because it's just so perfect. I really want to try their lox and their French toast bagel with peanut butter and banana!! Will update this review once I do. It's such a unique and charming experience to be able to visit their chickens and goats while you're there. The atmosphere is wonderful, the food is top-tier, and I just love everything about this place. A must-visit!

Traveling up Route 1 my wife and I were on the lookout for a coffee spot! We stopped nearby looking…read morearound the area and once I saw mentions of them having goats, I knew we needed to stop. Good sized parking lot and while I believe they have an inside area we went to the order window to grab coffees and enjoy the nice weather. They have food but we had already eaten so will need to return later on. Besides the typical drinks they offered some good seasonal drinks as well. I ended up going with Strawberry Fields, that had an incredible flavor to it. My wife got their Maude's Mocha and really enjoyed it as well. Top notch drinks by far, worthy of returning to. While we did enjoy the drinks the mention of them having goats was a huge reason for coming by. Besides goats, they also have some chickens. Both areas have some picnic tables to enjoy your food and drinks. They had roughly 5 or 6 goats and we got all of them to come over for some love and scratches. Goats are one of my favorite animals since I've worked with them for so many years and loved meeting some new ones. One had a feisty attitude but even she came around and enjoyed scratches on her withers(back). A coffee shop worth stopping at for friendly service with a smile, tasty coffee and cute goats!

So much smeerrr!!…read more Stopped by for some bagels and they had a variety of fresh bagels to choose from except and everything bagel. You can order you bagel roasted with any of their specialty cream cheeses. I got their Lox cream cheese with a marble rye bagel. The bagels are a good size and they were not stingy with the cream cheese! It was loaded! The cream cheese was very creamy and smooth! There is not much seating so we ordered our bagels to go. The workers were very nice and worked very fast. The shop also offered coffee and cold drinks to go and they also had some goodies to buy such as coffee beans,/T-shirts. This place is super cute and cozy and perfect for a quick yummy lunch.

Shame on me for not taking photos of the spacious outdoor seating. They have additional narrow…read morecounter seating on stools inside. That's a huge plus and easy to miss if you're just skimming reviews. Now onto mine. Counter service with self serve coffee and tea. Good selection of bagels (they have rosemary, which not everyone has) and spreads (they have whitefish salad, which not everyone has), plus breakfast sandwiches and more ambitious lunch sandwiches. I found the service excellent, the pricing more than fair, and the bagels pretty good. Even though they're not cracking my greater Boston top 5 or my New England top 10, the bagels have a nice texture to them: chewy, but a lighter brand of chewy, kinda like a biscuit. That texture grows on you as you try more of them. The pumpernickel bagel was a little light on flavor but the onion bagel made up for it. The rosemary salt bagel was much heavier on the salt than the rosemary, but still good. I'd go back.