Went in to Bagels4u on my break and there was line but, it was moving rapidly. I eventually ordered a turkey/swiss on a plain bagel. As I moved out of the way to make room for other customers, I noticed the baked goods. It wasn’t a minute later and I asked for 2 cookies and a drink to be added to my order. The young lady who took my order asked if that was it and I said yes. My total came out to $3.50 and I said “wait add the bagel” well…the young lady became extremely irate and tried to yell (behind a mask) “I THOUGHT YOU SAID THAT WAS IT”? She then slammed on the register and ripped the receipt as if ruined her whole day! I continued to say “you just took my order for a bagel as well.” She...
This place is survived by its bagels… It’s really upsetting when the cashiers are scrambling around taking orders and charging customers at the same time. Whoever was the genius behind this is an idiot. You should put 2-3 workers taking orders and 2-3 workers finalizing and charging customers so that there isn’t confusion or an overcrowd…. The nature of my frustration started when I asked the young lady at the register if you do platters, she asked her supervisor I assume and said yes. I ordered 3 scrambled eggs with diced tomatoes and onions and 1 wheat toast…. I get this(see picture). I then question it and the response I get was hilarious, “we don’t do that”. Where’s my toast? SMH.It was...
We've visited this restaurant twice, and both times it was bustling with customers. I suppose this place demonstrates just how crucial location can be, because their bagels are among the worst I've ever tasted in the NY/NJ area. I'm genuinely surprised that this establishment thrives in such a wealthy neighborhood, given that their bagels are only slightly better than the frozen ones you find at the grocery store. Trust me, I'm well-acquainted with quality bagels, and these just don't cut it. The service was also slow, although I will say that the bathrooms were clean. Overall, Bagels-4-U is not for me.
This place is extremely busy, but they keep everything moving as efficiently as possible. The prices are a little bit on the high side for me. All I got was a plain bagel, toasted with cream cheese, and a large black coffee, a plain croissant with bacon, egg and cheese which was 20 bucks. The bagel was pretty good. The croissant, bacon, egg and cheese was OK. Overall if I had to make one critique, it would be that the staff had a little bit of an attitude, not warm, especially at 11 AM in the morning the big rush was gone but that’s just me
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Totally impressed by this bagel shop, I’ve lived here for two years and finally got around to trying it out. Some of the best bagels I’ve had since moving here.Old styled bagel shop, very clean and appealing asthetic restaurant. Great prices, and friendly staff. Will be coming back!
Five stars for the sesame flagel and cream cheese! Was the best I've had in a long time. The falgel was the perfect combo of crispy and doughy and the cream cheese tasted very fresh, flavorful and perfectly whipped. Delicious!
By far the best bagels around. Best for buying whole bagels and eating at home. Their sandwiches can be greasy are not the selling point here. The bagels themselves, however, are truly excellent!
Without a doubt, the best bagels in New Jersey. The line can be quite long, which can be frustrating, but it's easy to see why—this place is extremely popular for its bagels. Food: 5/5
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Absolutely Overpriced! Paying $10 for a bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich feels like a complete rip-off. I wouldn’t be shocked if this place ends up closing down one day. Food: 1/5
Best bagels anywhere in NJ NYC. Trust me I have tried them all.
