B’ n B Bagels

You always know how the boss treats his employees from the way they treat the customers. Mr B&B must be a great guy because the young women who work for him couldn’t be nicer. They are very sweet, very nice and clearly concerned with seeing you get delicious food exactly the way you ordered it. Very hard working. The bialis and bagels are excellent and served with generous accompanyments.
I also like observing the steady flow of colorful clients. Many are regulars. Like myself they seem to go out of their way to visit B&B.

This is my families favorite place to get breakfast! The staff is always friendly, the prices are right and the food is delicious! We love their bagels!

Bagels. New York. Nuf’ said. Try getting a bagel at the only game in town in Nashville, TN, Brueggers. When you have been away from New York as long as I have, when you travel back to visit as I did just 3 days ago, a sesame with butter delivers a satisfaction so HUGE that you just smile. Just this morning back in Nahville, I *tried* to get a bagel or 12 at TWO different Brueggers locations. First stop (7AM) the baskets were EMPTY. The second location had no parking spots left, and by deduction, no bagels either. At B’ n B? 10 in the morning? Thousands of bagels at the ready. Oh, and the help behind the counter was as down home friendly as if they were trying out their best suthun’ hospitality. So happy I stopped by.

The bagels are good and it seems that the owners are nice, but the employee’s are consistently miserable. I don’t know if this is due to poor management or shoddy hiring practices. There is one girl there in particular who was so rude it is maddening. She has dark hair and tattoos and is BEYOND rude. Ugh!

I ordered a 7grain bagel and it was as hard as a rock! It was terrible! Tasted like it was a week old. It’s 14 degrees outside so we decided to visit this little shop and eat in, it is warmer outside! At first I thought that maybe it was people coming in and out but while we sat there, with the door closed, WE FROZE! There is no way the heat was on. It was to the point that I couldnt even finish my bagel because it was again, like a rock and my fingers were frozen in that ice box!

Overpriced. Cream cheese is not made on site. Bagels chewy and décor is strange. Won’t be back.

On the way home from a wedding in the Catskills, hungover, the search for a cure was on. Enter in B’n’B Bagels. For Kingston, NY this place was a pretty solid option for a bagel. Not too doughy, not hard, fresh tasting with a great selection of cream cheeses, even though no low fat options are available, I still indulged. My bagel with scallion cream cheese & bacon and a Snapple was $ 5.81, which was no bargain, but the food was quality and I can’t complain.
** What’s up with Bagel places everywhere? They never seem to offer better beverage options than the likes of Pepsi and Snapple. Give me Gatorade, Honest Tea, something.
** A few tables and chairs are available, but ambiance is lackluster here. If you have the option, take that food to go.

I had The Works bagel with sausage, egg, and their veggie cream cheese. The sandwich was toasted perfectly, which made the cream cheese velvety smooth against the satisfying crunch of the bagel. The only change I would make next time would be to order a different bagel, as I found The Works to be a bit too salty for me.

Another fine K-​town establishment lucky enough to have had me as an employee once. These are some good bagels. Baked every night and fresh every morning, these are the perfect example of a bagel, chewy and soft inside with a delicious crusty outside. The cream cheeses are all made in house and your breakfast sandwich is made as you order it, with real eggs! I had a lot of fun working here. BnB also supplied the bagels for Deisings and KHS, at least they did when I worked here.