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Condé Nast TravelerNov 5, 2025

The Best Bagels in New York City

From old-school spots in the East Village to buzzy Brooklyn outposts.

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  • Lower East SideNeighborhoodIt is located roughly between the Bowery and the East River from Canal to Houston streets.
  • Russ & DaughtersDeliappetizing shop since 1914, owned by descendants
  • ApolloTheatreApollo is known for its naturally fermented, boiled bagels made fresh every morning and served with a carefully curated…
  • PopUp BagelsBakeryminimum order of three bagels plus schmear
  • Modern Bread and BagelCafégluten-free bagels, served hot and fresh
  • Fan FanRestaurantAt Fan-Fan we are dedicated to making great doughnuts, making people happy, and bringing people together.
  • Peter PanBakeryHOURS Mon-Wed 4:30am-6pm Thurs-Fri 4:30am-7pm Sat 5am-7pm & Sun 5:30am-6pm ADDRESS 727 Manhattan Ave (718) 389-3676 For…
  • PopUpBakeryTaste the best bagels in town — baked fresh daily and paired with handcrafted schmears.
  • Barney GreengrassDeliopen since 1908, best enjoyed from a table
  • BO’s BagelsCafépetite and chewier than most traditional bagels
  • Apollo BagelsFast foodsourdough starter gives bagels a tang
  • Bagel HoleFast foodsmall, chewy bagels baked just behind counter
  • Terrace BagelsCafélarger, doughier bagels with many choices
  • Shelsky’s of BrooklynDelichewy bagels with superb fish selection
  • Ess-A-BagelFast foodpuffy bagels with more flavor than most
  • UtopiaNeighborhoodbalance between crispy crust and chewy interior
  • Tal BagelsCafécrusts with tiny bubbles that shatter
  • Tompkins Square BagelsCaféoversized, puffy bagels with house whipped cheeses
  • Bake ShopCafésmall, chewy bagels with deeply flavored crumb
  • Bagel PubCaféreadily available, freshly made, pillowy crumb
  • Knickerbocker BagelsRestaurantbulkier bagels with nice chew, crisp exterior
  • Bagel JointRestaurantduck egg and miso bagels with wasabi cream cheese
  • Elbow BreadRestaurantbialys hydrated with barley tea, sourdough, yeast
  • GreenpointNeighborhood
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