Cute lil hole-in-the-wall spot offering vegan sourdough bagels, coffee, and a few plant-based baked…read moregoods. We opted for a vegan pizza bagels with faux-pepperoni and the veggie bagel sammie - service was quick and the bagels held true to their name, lots a chew! Overall, great experience - I think I'd definitely go back for a regular bagel with vegan cream cheese too, it's a great lil spot with a good New York deli flavor profile :)

My wife and I stopped here while walking through Carytown. We had been trying bagel places around…read moreRichmond and really hadn't found anything considered 'good' to this point. We got their sourdough blueberry, sourdough Asiago, and rosemary and salt with vegan cream cheese. It was delicious. Bagels were light, yet had that perfect dense, chewiness you expect from a bagel. Vegan spread was so good, you couldn't tell it wasn't a rich, creamy cream cheese. Yes, it is a little pricey for a bagel, but you're in Carytown....they live in a different reality when it comes to food prices. At least it was good, so many places in Richmond are hype and expensive without being quality, outstanding food.

Such a great bagel spot. I was wondering Richmond in the morning and I stumbled upon a cute bagel…read moreshop at the corner. Please be safe when crossing the street, pretty busy area! As I entered, I noticed how welcoming the atmosphere was. It was so peaceful and calming and the staff just had such a welcome energy which is honestly hard to come by. As I walked towards the register, this wonderful lady with amazing colored hair, I think her name was Annele? well she was amazing. She was so patient with my order, such great recommendations, and just such a nice vibe. She definitely needs a raise! I ordered 2 lox and cream, ol Virginia (I think that's the name) and 2 cold brews! These were for my friends minus one of the lox and cream. GOLLY, the lox and cream was so divine. Melts in your mouth, great smoky flavor. Everything was just perfect. Definitely will come back!

Horrible experience!…read more How do you have a sign in the window that says "Hot Bagels" but refuse to toast your bagel? I asked multiple times if they could just toast it slightly. The cashier said, "No, it's our policy not to toast bagels if you get a shmear." I said, "The toaster is literally right behind you. It would take about eight seconds." NOPE. Apparently, policy is policy. But seriously... how are you supposed to eat a bagel sandwich that's completely dry and UNTOASTED? And if you're going to refuse a basic request like toasting a bagel, the bagel better be incredible. Unfortunately, it wasn't. The bagels were dry, unremarkable, and not even particularly chewy. I honestly get better bagels from Wawa--and at least they'll toast it for you. Needless to say, I won't be coming back.

Came for lunch. The hot Reuben Sandwich on an everything bagel was terrific. Mouth watering good in…read morefact. Bagel was fresh and chewy. Corned beef was thinly sliced, piled high. Ready to go back! Usually pick up a dozen bagels to go for the week and freeze for later. Well done Cupertinos staff keep it up.

Amazing ! The best bagels ever ! Staff is on point, everyone is smiling and looks like the enjoy…read moreworking here. I love the vibes and you can definitely tell boss man is from NYC! I will be back because this is my new favorite bagel shop, I won't go anywhere else!

Perly's was on my Richmond list and we picked up during a visit on a Friday. Around lunch so…read moreslightly busy-located downtown and street parking only didn't have any issues finding a spot right in front. We ordered sandwiches. House made Pastrami was delicious-go with the 1 lb (buy the pound) Pastrami sandwich -at least 2 if not 3 sandwiches in one. Corned Beef was also tasty and some of the best we've had. Latkas and Dill potato salad hit the spot but the Garlic Dill fries stole the show-one of a kind and not to be missed. For dessert, we saw they had Hamantaschen and got one of each-both very good with rich fruit spread topping. Service was engaged and patient (given our questions and recommendation requests) as our order was being placed. An extensive menu with everything from Beef tongue sandwich (Jewbano) to Chicken Liver as well Hot Dogs and Smoked Salmon and Whitefish. We wanted it all! Liked the atmosphere and decor with booth and bar stool seating. A must stop when visiting Richmond!

We went to Perly's last weekend. We were in Richmond for a wedding, and we had Saturday morning…read morefree. We walked over, and got there around noon. My daughter's friend, who is Jewish, had recommended it. We were told there was a 25 minute wait, and we were told we could hang out at the store next door. Just as we were done wandering, our table was called. I had the corned beef sandwich, toasted, and a side of potato salad. My wife had the chopped chicken liver appetizer and the potato latke appetizer. The food was very good and the service was friendly and efficient. I would definitely go again. They close at 3 pm and are NOT open for dinner.

Amazing! Online ordering no problem- food was done even before I got there! Drive through…read moreavailable. Super sweet, clean small store- everyone is super busy preparing food, but they still take time to thank you for your order. Kids meal are great- they come with organic juice and gummy bears, the kids bagel, tots and ketchup.

The bagels here are some of the best ones I've ever had. While the storefront is small, it was…read morepacked with people all wanting a great food experience. Baltik's Bagel provides just that. We ordered the river city surprise which is a bacon,egg, and cheese bagel sandwich and the snow bird which is a lox, cream cheese, tomato, onion, and capers bagel sandwich. Both were delicious but the amount of capers on the snow bird, was a ridiculous amount. The sandwich does not need as many capers that they put on the sandwich. Other than that, everything was exceptionally delicious and I will patronize Baltik's bagel again and again.

I remember Idle Hands when they were barely more than a window across the street from Max's on…read moreBroad. Oh, how they have grown! First outgrowing that space they recently upgraded again to find a place better fitted to their needs- and their popularity! I, personally, recommend going at around 630 in the morning (though I do work in a hospital, so my hours are... You know). Beat the rush. Because there IS a rush, and once everyone else is awake, the line invariably snakes put the door, even now. There is a reason they had to size up twice and there is a reason there are times it still isn't big enough. Their food, as it has always been, is amazing. I have not yet tried a pastry or a loaf of bread from Idle Hands that was not delicious. The crackle and shatter of the croissants, the shell on the canneles, the fluffiness of the foccacia, the crumb of the country blonde, the overwhelming richness of the chocolate custard in their Supremes... I could go on forever. My personal favourite is the pasteles de nata, small Portuguese egg cuatard tartlets. My mother likes the kouign-amann, my partner the brownies, my other the spanakopita-like pastry. All sourdough, you can't really go wrong, so try something new until you find a fave and then keep ordering everything anyhow.

Service is always 10/10, lattes are well balanced and the pastries are incredible. Can't go wrong…read morewith anything you choose. Highly recommend the cardamom buns! There's good seating inside and they breads are also great

Best coffee I ever had! Makes me want to come here all the time thank you Lakesha! I got a caramel…read morevanilla latte made with half and half

Miranda and Jameel made the coffee experience exceptional at the Richmond airport. I would…read morerecommend anybody stopping in to get a great coffee.

Super super good food! Best collard greens and brisket, staff was super friendly. The ambiance was…read morereally great, I enjoyed the music they played a lot.

Great first experience. My husband and I started with drinks that aren't pictured but were…read moredelicious. I had the Pear Pressure, a spiced sparkling cocktail and he had an old fashion. I also had the chips and salsa flight with queso beans and salsa. I wanted the guac but they sold out. The queso was my favorite. For my main meal I had the chicken tacos which were pretty good. I wish there was a better distribution of the slaw and salsa because the chicken itself tasted a little dry. My husband ordered the brisket and ribs and enjoyed everything. They ran out of ribs and offered him burnt ends instead which he also enjoyed. The Mac was too cheesy for me but hubby liked it. Overall we will be returning as he mentioned the prices and flavors were better than some of the other bigger named BBQ spots in the city. I don't eat pork but look forward to trying the smoked chicken sandwich. We had great service as well.

This place is amazing. Super clean store, they make lunch, I got the Lox bagel with the works. Oh…read moremy freaking gosh it was so good. Has a ton of Eastern European mains for your pantry, fridge, and freezer. You will NOT find store bought pierogies as good as the ones they sell. Period. They also have good flavors like sauerkraut and mushroom, potato and truffle for all of the umami loving weirdos like me. I bought a bunch of candy for my boys because it's all imported and doesn't have junk in it. The BAGELS. Got my husband some beer and he just loved it. Def go here. Byeeee PS their other store is having an Oktoberfest on October 10 starting around 5 so if you see this review just go look up their other store in Urbana the owner told me about it yesterday!

The inside alone is worth the trip. Europa Food Market is the kind of place where the shelves are…read moreloaded with enough product to feel like a real store -- food from around the world, pristine and organized -- but not so much that you feel like you're navigating a Sam's Club. It's curated without being precious. I came for lunch and got a pastrami sandwich that I'm still thinking about. Thick like a textbook, moist, flavorful. I don't think I've ever actually had real pastrami until that sandwich. My only real critique is the location. It sits along Broad Street near Willow Lawn and it's one of those places you drive past a dozen times without ever stopping. Slightly hard to access, easy to overlook. That's a shame because this isn't a casual grab-and-go -- it's a destination, even if the vibe is completely unpretentious. A friend suggested it and it made my day. The Greek radio station playing nothing but 80s and 90s covers of songs I grew up with didn't hurt either. Next time I'm not trying to make just one meal of it.

Came twice during our 4 night stay in carytown. The prices are fair. My husband only drinks black…read morecoffee and preferred their version over the others we tried. Had the breakfast burrito which was piping hot and delicious.

Was planning on ordering coffee for my family, but before doing so I walked in with my baby to use…read morethe restroom and change her. Unfortunately, there wasn't even a changing table available. Instead, I was stopped and loudly reprimanded by a large, intimidating male employee in front of a line full of customers because I had apparently "used the wrong door" and "skipped the line." When I explained that I needed to use the restroom before ordering, I was told I should have used the other entrance -- despite the fact that the door I was directed toward had a clearly posted sign saying "Please Use Other Door." The entire interaction was humiliating and completely unnecessary. No customer, especially a mother carrying a baby, should be publicly shamed over something so minor and confusing. To make matters worse, the bathroom itself was filthy. Even if I had attempted to change my daughter on the floor due to the lack of a changing station, it would have felt unsanitary and unsafe. Businesses love to say they support women and families, but too often mothers are treated like an inconvenience the moment they actually need basic accommodation and decency.