We were passing through Warrenton from SC to CT and found this cute bagel cafe. In the historic…read moredowntown section near the city courthouse, this place serves up excellent bagels and very good coffee. I had a toasted garlic bagel with chive cream cheese and my husband had the sesame with lox, tomatoes onions and capers. We both enjoyed them immensely and if we're ever back in the area will surely return! Also, a nice side courtyard seating area for a sunny day with your pup.

I've given WeirdDoughs a lot of chances because I genuinely wanted to like this place. I've been…read moreback several times over the past couple of months, and until now I've tried to make my reviews constructive, including giving them credit when they improved. My first experience was frustrating. I waited about 12 minutes in line only to find they were out of multiple varieties, including plain, before 10:30 in the morning. With a menu built around an enormous variety of specialty flavors, running out of your most basic product that early felt like a focus on variety over execution. I left without ordering, which cost them what would have been roughly a $50 sale. But I came back. And to their credit, they apparently listened. On subsequent visits, the plain bagel availability issue seemed to be resolved, and I specifically acknowledged that in my second review. I also praised what they do well. Their bagels have an excellent texture and chew, and their schmears are outstanding. My criticism of the bagel itself was pretty simple: the plain bagel is bland. Eat one without schmear or toppings and there just isn't much flavor there. The foundation is good, it needs more salt and character. I'm a born and bred New Yorker, so sure, I'm picky about bagels. But this isn't some ridiculous "nothing outside New York is a real bagel" argument. Bodo's in Charlottesville makes an excellent bagel. Great bagels exist outside New York. My criticism is about these particular bagels, not their ZIP code or the water supply. I also criticized the bacon, egg and cheese. A bagel with that good of a texture deserves better than a reheated, pre-formed egg patty and reheated bacon. Fresh eggs and fresh bacon cooked on a griddle should not be an unreasonable expectation at a bagel shop. Even McDonald's manages a freshly cooked egg on many of its breakfast sandwiches. The coffee program also needs work. On my last visit, the pistachio latte had bitter espresso that fought with the sweetness of the syrup rather than balancing it. My wife's black coffee wasn't terrible, but it wasn't particularly hot and was more heavily roasted than we prefer. For transparency, I owned and operated a third-wave café for six years, so yes, I probably notice these things more than the average customer. I know how difficult it is to consistently produce good espresso, and I also know what it's like to be on the other side of a customer review. We didn't agree with every criticism, but we listened and took it seriously. And that is ultimately why I'm changing my opinion of this business. After all of those visits and constructive comments, the owners made a public Facebook post poking fun at customers who had criticized their bagels, particularly the supposedly obnoxious New Yorkers. Fair enough. It was snarky and tongue-in-cheek, so I responded in kind. I joked with them, but I also repeated the same substantive criticism I'd made before: the plain bagel lacks flavor, the specialty flavors sometimes seem to take precedence over the fundamentals, and the breakfast sandwich deserves a freshly cooked egg. Their response was essentially that perhaps their shop "isn't my spot" and they were "pretty OK with that." Then someone told me that if I had nothing good to say I shouldn't say anything, suggested that perhaps I was the one with no taste, and attacked me personally for expressing an opinion. I responded that customer criticism is part of running a business. You don't have to agree with it, and sometimes the customer may be wrong. But there's a big difference between disagreeing with feedback and insulting the customer or telling them to go somewhere else. Their response? They blocked me. And that, unfortunately, is why this review is now very different from my previous one. I can overlook a bland bagel. Recipes can be adjusted. I can overlook running out of plain bagels. In fact, they fixed that, and I publicly gave them credit for fixing it. Coffee can be dialed in. Fresh eggs can replace egg patties. But you can't publicly build a brand around being snarky and busting the chops of your critics, then become offended when a customer gives a little of that attitude back. If you're going to dish it out, you have to be able to take it. And if your response to thoughtful criticism from a repeat customer is to tell him your business probably isn't for him, insult his taste, and ultimately block him, then perhaps the biggest thing WeirdDoughs needs to work on isn't the bagels. It's how they treat customers who don't tell them exactly what they want to hear.

This place has lots of potential to be amazing. We are always looking for small bagel places that…read moreare tasty and fresh. I stopped in for the first time on my way to Starbucks to give this place a chance. I got the cafe late which was cafeteria quality from a machine and a wholewheat bagel with eggs/cheese. The bagel was not bad at all

We still love VA Bagel (bagels and the omelette wraps). My toddler loves the chocolate chip bagel!…read more Make sure to plan for long lines on holiday or weekends because it is quite crowded. Service seems slower but for the amount of people they serve in-person and with phone orders it's very quick. Inside is what you would expect from your typical mom and pop bagel shop.

I love their seasonal bagels and how unique they are! I ordered a vanilla iced chai which was tasty…read morebut a little too sweet for me. I also got the lox bagel and I was able to remove the tomatoes and add lettuce. The pumpkin bagel is adorable and it was soft and chewy! Everything came out quick and the workers are nice. The cream cheese and large capers were yummy. There is plenty of seating inside as well!

Extra Lox Bagel was pretty good--still a bit pricey at $16 with tax, but it's got a good amount of…read morelox and it comes warm and toasty. They add about 2 oz of cream cheese, which is a lot and they fill up the sandwich when you order extra--the toppings were falling off. Staff is nice and quick with our order. Order came out nice and warm. Love their pumpkin bagels which is just a colored bagel but it's adorable and popular when fall comes around.

The place was well organized with a variety of different bagels to choose from. They also had a QR…read morecode to scan, which made it easy to view the menu on phones. The food and drink came out pretty fast, and there wasn't much waiting. The place was very quiet and calming. Their music wasn't loud, so I was able to have a conversation with my friend while eating at Bkd Bagels. I thought both bagels were really yummy and were the perfect size. The Garlic Bagel was very good as it so well flavored with seasoning. I would recommend if you are a true garlic fan! The everything bagel was also very tasty well. Both were very well toasted and warm when they were served to us. The eggs and cheese were great and they didn't fall apart after biting into the bagel.

Been wanting to check out this place for a while and decided to take my boyfriend there for his…read morebirthday because he loves lox bagels. We got a people's champ bagel which has lox and capers and a hot & bothered bagel which is a bacon, egg & cheese, sausage, and hot honey. We really enjoyed the bagels and the interior was super cute. Would be cute to get some pics inside. The strawberry shortcake matcha was also very good, big fan of matcha so i am picky but i really enjoyed this one. I've noticed some peoples main complaint is service but for us it was very quick and easy. The cashier was very nice and answered our questions really well when asking about bagels. Now the price it what gets me, i feel like it is a BIT pricy for a bagel sandwhich but cost of living is going up so i kinda understand. Now i definitely would go back because i enjoyed the bagels and vibe.

we LOVE hidden julles. they have a lot of option for food smoothies and coffee and everything we…read morehave had has been great! the service can be slow sometimes as they do get very busy but everyone is so kind and helpful

Price vs experience…read more For a 2 egg omelette, I spent almost $20, which did come with a generous fruit serving. Flavors were good but with a walk up dining experience price feels high, almost double from photos here on yelp. The experience, it was 58° outside but they had their ac on full blast, so cold I had to grab a jacket. The espresso machine was broken, so no coffee for me, would have gotten a tea, but didn't feel like paying the $6.29 for just tea from their disorganized kitchen. Broken furniture and the floors were dirty. Sorry guys, missed it for me.

1/2 I drove 16 miles…read moreto try Bobby's Bagel Café in Oakton after hearing good things about it. I ordered the Nova Lox bagel with cream cheese. The bagel was fresh and enjoyable, but the overall taste was fairly average and didn't quite justify the long drive. Still, it's a pleasant local spot and worth visiting if you're in the Oakton area.

Founds this for those soccer mornings when we just haven't had time to eat or get enough coffee…read morebetween games--Bobby's bagel cafe has bagels and sandwiches and coffee. Yesss The bagel sandwiches we had were yum. The only thing is they got our order wrong so we didn't get the right bagel for each of ours. It took such a long time to get it that we couldn't be bothered to get it fixed and just ate it as is. The coffee was strong (as I like it). Plenty of seating but no AC that day so the doors were open and flies were buzzing everywhere. Would come back but I wondered if this is more of a to go place? Also picked up some of their second day bagels--still good!

Hidden away in Manhattan Pizza in the corner of the shopping center…read more We have a Manhattan Pizza closer to home so I haven't ordered traditional Manhattan subs or pizzas at this store but the bagels are delightful, seem fresh and lots of varieties, and their bagel sandwiches are great. Service was cheerful and fairly quick considering they had to cook eggs for our breakfast sandwiches. In late morning there was plenty of seating but it looks like it could fill up around dinner time.

Delicious breakfast! Ordered 2 eggs w/ cheese on a toasted sesame. i love how the bagel was crunchy…read moreon the outside and chewy on the inside. Definitely nice to finally have a go-to place closer to my neighborhood.

I wasn't expecting much out of a vanilla glazed donut, but wow this was amazing! The donut was very…read moresoft and fluffy, without being too greasy. The vanilla was very aromatic without being too sweet or artificial tasting. I ordered from a truck so the flavors were very limited, but I would love to visit the physical store to try more! The donut also came out very quick as they were premade and I believe already warmed up, or warmed up very quickly.

Fresh baked goods and locally owned business in a good location in Manassas Park central with a…read morenice variety of options and a food truck.