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4.5 (302 reviews)
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Large hearty "Chicago-style" bready bagel, generously overstuffed with salmon, cream cheese, and bursting with plenty of juicy capers
Rich S.

We were setting up a large party for kids at 12th St Beach, Chicago. There was a good amount of setting up to do! So, we rewarded them (and ourselves) with classic Tilly Bagel Shop bagels! We got a variety of the standards. All freshly made. Some cream cheese. Some capers and onions and tomatoes doe those who wanted fancier. 8 helpers. A dozen bagels. Not a crumb left behind.

Lox on Chicago bagel
Joni R.

We picked up Tilly bagels at the recommendation of my daughter who is a college student at SAIC. We arrived on a Saturday morning and there was a line of about 10 people down the block. They manage the line and let a few people in at a time. We ordered at the counter, and the workers were super friendly and helpful. We ordered a couple of sandwiches for my daughter and her friend. They were out of vegan cream cheese, so they suggested avocado for my daughter's, and she loved it. My gluten free sister in law got their GF bagel with blueberry cream cheese. They can't guarantee there won't be cross contamination with the toaster, but she decided to risk it. She said it was the best GF bagel she has ever had. She ended up going back to grab some more on her way out of town. We also ordered half a dozen bagels to go and toasted them at our hotel. Overall I liked them but I wish they wouldn't have put fennel on the everything bagel. The bagels are huge. If you get a sandwich, you can probably share. There are a few tables inside as well as a cozy sofa area.

Bagel and black coffee
Ashley N.

The bagels are soft and delicious. It is generously layered in thick cream cheese. You have several selection of cream cheese to choose from. I chose the sun dried tomatoes. Delicious! 2nd visit I went again and ordered the Lox (salmon) bagel. Yes I came back twice within 3 days! It was so much that I had to save it for lunch. The place is small but cozy and seat is limited. My daughter and I were pretty ok with standing and munching on our breakfast with the ledge table they had. Customer service was superb. I highly recommend it!

Coffee
Morgan H.

Definitely the best bagel sandwich I've ever ate! I ordered delivery due to the line always being so long here. I got the bacon egg and cheese bagel on a cacio e pepe bagel with caramelized onion cream cheese. The egg was so fluffy and the flavors of the bagel and cream cheese complimented eachother so well. There were a ton of toppings but i do wish there was more cream cheese. I also got the chicago bagel and iced coffee. The coffee was very average nothing special. The Chicago bagel was not my thing. It had so much seeds and the second you picked it up they went everywhere. When you are chewing all you taste is seed. Not complaining though i wanted to try something new. Overall the breakfast sandwiches here are where its at! There is a reason why this place sells out and has a line out the door. I would suggest ordering online for delivery to avoid that. I did pay $32 for all of this ($7 delivery fee and i live close by). Kind of expensive but still worth it!

Lox Bagel with capers
Ang F.

Pro tip: expect a line! Overall, the bagel is solid. I went with the lox and the assembly of the lox, capers, onions and dill were evenly distributed with the cream cheese. Just right -- not too little and not too much. The bagel itself, I enjoyed the amount of seasoning on it. The breading seemed a bit dry, and I hoped for more of that chewy consistency.

Everything bagel an vegan cream cheese
Leslie H.

Bottom line: Huge and delicious portions, super messy but worth it, and don't trust the projected wait time if you order online. I grabbed Tilly's as my last meal before heading home from Chicago. Reviews suggested ordering online to avoid the inevitable wait (this is a popular place!) but that backfired on me. The projected wait time showing as I put in my order was 20-25 minutes, which would have been fine. After I completed my order, the pickup time jumped to an hour, which was plus have made me late for my flight. I called the store and explained my predicament and they switched me from the online cue to the in person cue, which was in fact only 20 minutes. I was thankful for the flexibility. The food itself was delicious! The bagels are massive and the vegan cream cheese was thick. I highly recommend the vegan veggie sandwich. It kept me full until dinner time!

Jenna C.

Popped in on a Saturday morning to check out this cute bagel shop. To be expected, it was busy but they seemed to have a good system going and everything moved quickly. They only have a few tables though, and not much standing room, so I took my order to go. Their bagel flavors are so interesting, I had a hard time deciding! But ended up with the cacio e pepe bagel and plain cream cheese. Very enjoyable flavor, but not the best bagel I've had (texture-wise). Next time I think I will try untoasted and maybe a more adventurous combo. But their iced chai latte? 10/10 would do again. All in all, my order ended up being ~$12.

Leslie C.

I love this bagel shop!!! It's really cozy and nicely decorated. Easy menu to navigate. I loved my veggie bagel sandwich with cucumbers, tomatoes, greens, and balsamic vinaigrette, on top of a rosemary/thyme bagel, smeared with bacon/chive cream cheese. It's fun to choose my type of bagel and cream cheese. I really enjoyed my iced chai as well. The service is fantastic and quick. The chef came out and personally handed me my order with a big smile and friendly eye contact. The vibes are so good here!

Potato pancake bagel is da best
Julia X.

Huge fan of the bagels here!! They have interesting and tasty flavors, and the sandwiches are truly scrumptious and generously filled. My favorite currently is the garlic rosemary bagel as a crispy potato sandwich, with caramelized onion cream cheese. Warning: do not offer to share this sandwich with anyone, as you will regret it horrendously. And then keep thinking about how much you need to get that sandwich again, so much so that you even write a yelp review about it... Everything here that I've tried has been solid, and the bagel texture is perfect. I also love that they do a bagel of the week, AND that they clearly post what it is on their website when you order online :') My only complaint is that the space is too small for all the hordes of people (mostly yuppies and students, it appears) who come here. Either come early or quite late (at the risk of things selling out), or get your order to go! Seating here is harder to get than the bagel of the week. If you're desperate, the Barnes and Noble nearish here has a lot of seating and didn't mind that we brought outside food and just bought drinks.

Cute baggy
Misato L.

I got the #4 Crispy Potato with Chorizo bagel and the drip coffee. Both were delicious! Upon the cashier's recommendation, I got the caramelized onion cream cheese and that was a great choice. I also got the chocolate chip bagel with blueberry cream cheese. This one was just okay. I wish the cream cheese had more blueberry flavor to it. I felt like I only tasted cream cheese. Service was great and the store was very quiet despite people constantly coming in and going out. There is plenty of seating and most people didn't seem to linger once they were finished eating so the store never felt overcrowded or anything. I'd definitely recommend the #4 bagel and the coffees here!

Crispy Potato Sandwich
Mary Catherine S.

The crispy potato sandwich is possibly the best bagel sandwich I've ever had. All of their ingredients seem really fresh and the toppings are very generous. My partner had a huge slice of an heirloom tomato on their sandwich!

Cacio e Pepe Bagel
Ally C.

Was walking by when I spotted the cacio e pepe bagel and knew I had to give it a try. There was a bit of a line but they've got the system down so it moved quickly. The bagel was extremely thick and bready with a nice slathering of cream cheese. The cheesieness of it reminded me of an asiago bagel, and the cheese shreds on top were a nice touch. The pepper was definitely a more muted flavor, but very delicious overall. There were a few seats inside but it was too crowded for me so I took the bagel to go. They did have complimentary water which I always appreciate.

Kaylee K.

Bagel was dry and very chewy. Salmon was good though. Pretty busy but line moved quick. Store smelled amazing but bagels were just ok

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I was in Chicago for a wedding and had a few moments to myself. I arranged my other stops so that I…read morewould be at Manny's for lunch. I heard it was the Katz's Deli of Chicago. With a recommendation like that, I was ready to try anything. Parking can be a challenge in Chicago, but they had a lot in the rear of the restaurant, which was nearly empty. I strolled around to the front and walked in. I wasn't ready for it to be a cafeteria-style eatery, but it really didn't matter. The ambience was kind of cute. Lots of black and white tiles for a retro feel and some historical pictures of the founder. I ordered the 1/2 sandwich and cup of soup lunch special. Matzah ball was my choice of soup and my half sandwich looked huge. I was ready. I tasted the soup first. The broth was clear, and the matzah ball was large. I like hard matzah balls and soft, so it didn't matter to me which it was. What surprised me was the lack of chicken soup flavor. The matzah ball was spongy and not particularly tasty. On to the sandwich. The first thing I noticed was that the carver didn't pull a chunk out of a steam cabinet. They had a slicing machine running constantly forming a mound from which the carver grabbed a handful of corned beef, then a handful of pastrami, which had already been sliced and griddled to add to the corned beef. I asked about the smallest size side of chopped liver they could offer and he gave me a tiny chilled dose sized cup of liver pulled out of the fridge. So far I wasn't impressed. The chopped liver tasted very good but it was hand chopped and in large pieces with very little schmaltz. The sandwhich wasn't anything special. Not hot, not piled and the pickle was a kosher dill, not a half sour. I left half of my half sandwich, the pickle (except for the one bite), and even some chopped liver. For the cost of this average lunch , I would have rather eaten at my favorite deli in Atlanta and had tongue which wasn't even on the menu at Manny's.

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