Nice bagel/sandwich shop, but definitely not as inexpensive as you might assume…read more Don't get me wrong- this is a nice bagel shop, especially for the mall. They're definitely doing something right. The bagels are incredibly fresh and obviously baked daily, plus the breakfast sandwiches are delicious, as well as their freshly baked cookies. It's obvious some TLC has gone into the mix here. If you expect stale bagels and a commercialized taste, you might be in for a surprise. The food is fresh. I don't think the staff would let a stale bagel leave in a customer's hands. No joke. The only problem is the price. I get that everything is fresh. Shouldn't every bagel shop be selling only the freshest of fresh goodies? I think so. The prices here at Bagel Brothers are a tad high, especially on the baked goods and treats, like cookies, muffins, biscotti, etc. Most of the baked goods are in the $9 price range. I think paying that much for a cookie, as good as it is, is a bit excessive. It's not made of gold. The bagel sandwiches are a bit higher than most of the competition, too, but I don't believe they're as out of line in price as the sweets are. It's just a little bit steep, especially for the area. Located in the former Cinnabon location at GVC, Bagel Brothers opened this year and since then, I have enjoyed their bagels and cookies a few times now. I was actually pretty excited to try it, but not so excited about their prices. Again, considering the area and the competition, it's a little high, but the quality is certainly there. I particularly enjoyed the chocolate muffins and their fresh bagels, which come in a variety of flavors, including pumpernickel, whole wheat and sun dried tomato (my personal favorite). Personally, I think the Lox bagel, with salmon and sprinkled with capers, is the best bet. I think it was about $7. Most of the loaded bagel sandwiches are in the $6-$8 range. Regular toasted bagels with cream cheese are a little over $2 (gourmet cream cheeses are extra, but the regular cream cheese suffices). If you want to spring for the gourmet cream cheese, get the dill. It's worth the extra money. They also have a large selection of sandwich wraps, as well as soups. I haven't tried the soup yet, but the broccoli and cheese looked pretty good. So far, service has been fine, but nothing out of the ordinary either way. The location is great, right on the first floor and away from the food court upstairs, which is occasionally a zoo. There is some seating out front, so you don't need to feel as if you're compelled to plop down on a bench in the middle of the mall to wolf down your bagel sandwich in a New York minute. I think they have a great product, but I don't know if everyone would be willing to spend that much for a few bagels and cookies or a muffin. Just saying. Honestly, it doesn't really bother me that much and I'm willing to spend a little more for the quality, but I'm not certain everyone would feel the same way. Like I said, excellent quality, but slightly exaggerated prices. Overall, I think it's worth it.

I look forward to stopping in here every time I'm home visiting. The donuts are so fresh and…read moredelicious! I loveeeee the Nutty and I had no idea it was a Michigan thing until I moved away! The people there a nice and although there is always a line, they move quickly. The parking lot is nice size and easy to get in and out. I wish I could pack some up for my plane ride lol.

I lived in Flint for about a year and there were a few staples I miss all the freaking time. I…read moredream of the chocolate moon rock as it is like an amazing fritter texture, but had cherries throughout. The coconut creme donut was absolutely the best donut I've ever had, which is saying a LOT! The people working are always friendly and the line moves efficiently. Very simple donut shop vibe and no where to sit but you can just go in your car and eat it like an animal because they're THAT good. A must have! Unfortunately I will likely not be back to flint but if I do, Donnas is my first spot.

I visited this location at 9:57 a.m. on 01/10/2023. A woman took my order of Nova lox bagel, on…read moresesame bagel, untoasted, without tomato or capers. I gave her the order twice. Then a third time I emphasized "just onions and cream cheese." A short while later she handed me a bag. I thought it looked on the small size for a Nova lox bagel, but went to have a seat. Then someone put a box on the counter and called out nova lox bagel. I went to the counter and asked the same woman who took my order if that order was actually my box, and she said no, so I went and sat down. A few seconds later she walked toward the table and said I had the wrong order and that "you asked, and I told you 'no,' and *you just walked away*." She said this last part with a lot of attitude. I said that I asked her if the boxed order was mine, and that she had said no, so I had gone and sat down. She gave me some retort full of attitude. Then I took the boxed Nova lox sandwich and sat down, opened the box, and saw it had capers. I took it back to the counter and told her in a normal speaking voice just matter-of-factly, "I ordered this without capers." She said, "You only said no tomato," to which I replied that I had ordered it without tomatoes or capers. Due to her rude tone of voice and attitude, after eating, I went to the counter and asked the only worker that was at the counter what the woman's name was. She mumbled something, and it didn't sound like a common name, so I couldn't understand her. I asked again, and she said, "You can ask her yourself. She's right there." She pointed to the seating area, and I saw the woman who had taken my order was now wiping tables. So I went up to her and asked her her name. The reply was, "Whatchoo need my name for?" I said because I wanted to complain to a manager. She replied, "I AM the manager." I said that then I needed to talk to whomever was over her and complain because she was very rude to me. She said that no, you were rude and "everybody saw it." I had never been rude, never raised my voice. The only thing anybody had seen was a woman who had returned to the counter and simply questioned if she had given me the wrong order (I had) and then, when she had gotten my order wrong, asked for it to be corrected. Neither time was I rude or raising my voice in any way. When I kept asking for her manager's information or corporate information, she ignored it and just kept repeating, "Bye!" loudly. Since I had no way to identify her, I packed up my things and took a photo of the back of her as she walked back into the back room. I did contact corporate about this and gave them the details from the receipt. This is the only negative incident I've ever had an Einsteins in the five states I've lived in. Needless to say, I will not be returning to this location. Tone and attitude are things that are hard to convey in a review, but I can say that nobody in Einstein's management over this store would be proud of the way this worker acted. I'm hoping they have video with audio and will review it so they'll see it supports my rendition of events.

To start off when I ordered my food the employee had a rude attitude. As well as the fact that when…read moreI ordered the avocado toast she made it with no gloves (disgusting). Then when I finished my not so good food I went to wash my hands and there's no soap in the bathroom, so the employee wasn't washing their hands. Overall the food was bad and the service was even worse.

This Big Apple has a nice assortment of fresh made daily bagels where the bagels on my one trip…read morehere were on steroids, in a good way, where they make the fattest/largest bagels I have ever purchased that also taste great. Relative to other aspects of this business , the Facility itself is very clean with a friendly wait staff to serve you. Overall, If you are a fan of well made bagels as I am, then you definately need to check this business out if you are in the area.

This place has the best veggie cream cheese! Good selection of bagels and when they're fresh and…read morehot they're very tasty. Staff is mostly high school kids but they're nice. The place is small but adequate for quick bite or for coffee

A simple Devine experience with all sorts of gems and service to die for! This is truly an…read moreexperience for all to enjoy!

The Farmers Market has changed so much since I was a kid. The newer location is amazing and there…read moreis so much jammed packed into this area. We stopped by to get salads from Tee's which is always on point. I've gotten spuds, cinnamom rolls (and yes, I meant cinnamom), and a few other things from here. It is a nice location and they are open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday! Enjoyable way to spend the day!

Hungry in Flint Michigan and needed to score some snacks. My in-laws recommended a close to home…read morebakery, The Rye. Old school atmosphere with tin ceiling and wood display cases, there was lot of charm. We bought it all, everything, poppy seed, sesame, sea salt bagels, scones, vagabond pastry... We weren't far down the road before we tore into our goodies - and they were good! If you get a chance, stop in and try it for yourself, you won't be disappointed.

The Rye Bakery is 'the' bakery in this area. Fresh types of breads, exquisite French, Italian, and…read moreGerman pastry is the order of the day. One most unique type pastry is the Vagabond. A wonderful combination of French cream and chocolate in a light pastry baked dough and with a very light vanilla frosting. The breads range from a variety of over six types from a French Sour Dough to a very fine Black Russian Rye Bread. The breads are wonderful and baked daily. The bakery shares the coffee shop next door; therefore, it is possible to have dessert with coffee in the same building. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable which adds to the European charm of this type of bakery. Serve is fine. The decor is old fashioned with European charm. There is a piano in the bakery as well on a small sound stage which is part of the window. There used to be jazz concerts several years ago before COVID. Overcall,, the Rye Bakery is one of Flushing's more interesting food/bakery establishments. The bakery also makes upon special orders cakes and pies for gradations and other community projects.

The service by the gentleman taking our order was outstanding. He apologized for our wait as one…read moreof two registers was not working. It really wasn't a long wait, but he also gave us a complimentary scone with a delicious sauce to share while we waiting for our breakfast sandwiches. He truly understands how to gain loyal customers. The food was what you expect. The dining area and restroom were clean.

Had lunch from there today. A pick two with autumn squash soup and a sesame chicken salad…read more Everything was very good.

While this used to be our go to place for bakery and deli items we no longer go. We expected it to…read moreneed some time to find their footing after the new owners took over. It never did. I think it actually got worse as time goes on. I'm just tired of throwing money away here. The quality and consistency of items has dropped. Sandwiches have smaller portions and 1/2 of the time not edible. Sometimes it is the meat, or cheese that seems old/off or the bread isn't fresh. The turkey chutney was my favorite but they changed the chutney (never posted it or said anything) and it is bad. Like really bad. A can of cranberry sauce would be a lot better.

I've only been to this place once and this market is so exceptional! The quality of the food there…read moreis splendid. They have top-tier service, and the ambiance is normal.

This place deserves a lot of love! It is situated in the Flint Farmer's Market, offering a variety…read moreof bagels with a complimentary roasting and an additional variety of cream cheeses. The bagels are of a good size and you can also get a sandwich made of any of them from the menu! The staff is always very kind and service is fast.