Noah’s New York Bagels

I work a couple of doors down from here and I get a bagel almost every day. The bagels and the schmear and the service are great! But… I am an iced tea addict and theirs is the worst iced tea I’ve ever had. They would do well to take a lesson from Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf. The iced tea at Noah’s is undrinkable, cloudy and bitter. Bagels? Amazing! Tea? Awful!
(Update) the iced tea has improved slightly. Still not as amazing as their bagels and their service but it’s better.

My husband picked up 2 dozens of bagels & 2 gallons of coffee along with 4 different kinds of crème cheese for my son’s bday party this morning. The bagels were so fresh & tasty & the coffee was so strong. It hit the right spot. Love Noah’s bagel.

I just had the Deli Pastrami on an egg bagel. OMG — that was delicious! The pastrami is really lean, and all the added goodness was scrumptious: lettuce, onions, and the special dressing (whatever it was).
My only gripe about the experience today (Thursday) is that it was packed at 10am (???) — my intended in and out process took longer than expected. Ugh.

Just shoot me. Every single time, it is seriously PAINFUL. Whether it is they are out of things on middle of day or incredibly poor service. The shift leader on today needs to learn to manage the flow of customers vs preparing the orders that she already took. She had me wait for a bagel sandwich while she proceeded to take two other orders– the last one she chit chatted about menu items. Helping the guy try to decide what he wanted. What she should have done is say «I will give you a minute to look at menu and check back in with you». 12 mins waiting for a sandwich at 2 o’clock on afternoon, a slow time. Go somewhere else. not worth the crappy service

«I asked for a chocolate chip bagel and typically I get it with the cream cheese on it already cut. But the lady this morning handed me a plain-​ass chocolate chip bagel that wasn’t even cut. I had to order my own cream cheese on the side and put it on myself on the way to school. Noah’s ruined my flow this morning and I don’t know if I’m ever coming back.»

Bagels are hit or miss– sometimes very fresh and other times stale. Customer service sucks. When they are busy, it’s as if you don’t exist. We come here because it’s the only place around.

This place sucks! But I do get good service from the guys, a short Mexican girl that has or had blonde thick streak in her hair and a mixed girl in there that is half black. They are great!!! They are always nice and efficient! As for everyone else there service is poor. Very rude most of the time. This is practically my last resort if i want breakfast. This place is over priced. I made my mistake by buy a bagel somewhere else and purchasing cream cheese at Noah’s! (Only because I forgot to ask for it on the side) I paid $ 1.75 for a tiny container! That’s practically half of the price of buying a bagel at Noah’s! It’s ridiculous! So now if I want a bagel in the morning I go to bagels galore in San Pedro on my way up the hill !

Packed almost everyday, minus those odd hours. Plenty of parking in the plaza.
Staff:
Most are busy doing who knows what, maybe all of them are needed to bake bagels? No idea, but most are friendly if you need something.
Food & drinks:
— They have a deal with buy a dozen, get two spreads, but I never got it, so I’m not sure on the exact pricing and deal.
— Bagel’s are filing, cream cheese is so good, and comes with a lot of veggies!
1. Nova Lox on an Asaigo cheese bagel with choice of potato salad, fruit, or chips ($ 8? and totally worth it sometimes) — I got the potato salad, which was delicious and the veggie portion (cucumber, tomato, and red onions) was a nice touch with the smoked salmon & capers.
2. I Love the coffee. The Pumpkin spiced latte was pretty good & I sometimes get the mocha frapp’s/blends.
3. My friend tried to sausage, egg, and cheese on honey whole wheat — she really enjoyed it!

A great bagel shop in the PV area. I don’t come often but I’ve been craving the lox bagel for quite some time now. There are 3 round outdoor tables, 6 small indoor tables and 2 longer tables up against the window for those like me who like to stay a while. Despite the variety of seating, there are plenty of people here on a mid morning Friday-​a customer walking in every few minutes. I ordered the lox bagel which comes with the choice of potato salad, coleslaw, chips or fruit. When I heard my order called by name, I was delighted to find that it came with half a pickle as well which made it worth the $ 8.71 I spent (no drink included)
*free wifi
*no outlets
*enough parking
*they sell dog treats
*restroom

I’ve never been here in person, so can’t comment on this location nor the service.
Hubs has picked up a family pack on two separate occasions, containing a baker’s dozen of assorted flavors and three different types of cream cheese.
We recently moved here from NYC and were actually concerned (seriously worried) about not being able to find decent pizza or bagels. Well, the hunt for pizza continues, but in terms of bagels, Noah’s might just become our go-​to spot.
The bagels are just as good as many places in Manhattan, and hold up well when frozen and re-​toasted.
The cream cheeses here are the stars of the show, as they are pre-​packaged and whipped.
In New York, many of the cream cheeses don’t taste very fresh, and contain questionable ingredients. For example, I think they put old, chopped up lox in the salmon cream cheeses «back home,» and here, the salmon spread is tasty and «light» — as light as a fishy dairy based product can be. Back home, there are often only wilted scallions in the «herb» cream cheese, and here, there is a flavorful blend of herbs, or at least it tastes like it!
I also like that the bagels come in a convenient carrying case with freezer bags, though of course, you are paying for that. Nevertheless, I will not miss my days of carrying back a brown paper bag of half-​assed stale bagels to my apartment, a bag that rips eventually, a few hundred feet from my building, and sends bits of garlic, salt and poppy seeds flying everywhere, along with that nasty, clumpy, rancid cream cheese.
Take that, Manhattan!

Noah Bages. I came in here on a weekday morning, and it was pretty packed, so I can only imagine weekend mornings. My fam bam generally opts for their bagels by the dozen, and I can hardly complain.
The bagels are always super fresh, and seem to offer quite a bit of diversity. My only qualm is that bagels as a whole, kind of lack in the nutrition department as they are nearly all carbs. The addicting and delectable schmear options generally help me forget about any qualms, however. My favorite schmears are as follows: whipped strawberry, whipped french onion and finally whipped honey almond. You will not be disappointed.
I tried their egg sandwhich on a «thin» whole wheat bagel one morning and I gotta say– it was pretty mundane. It reminded me of one of those jimmy dean microwaveable sandwiches. So, just a tip: stick to standard fare here– bagels and schmear! Overall, a good place to grab some bagels on the desolate hill of PV.
ADIOS!

A good selection of bagels and schmear, as well as coffee options. My boyfriend’s family lives in PV and we sometimes come here to get a dozen bagels on a weekend morning. I really like their schmear options — the garlic and herb and onion are 2 of my favorites. I would avoid their egg sandwiches, from what I have seen/​heard they aren’t too appetizing. Stick to bagels and you’ll be good!

This location is close to my house. I stopped by and was greeted immediately upon entering. I had a ham and swiss breakfast sandwich. It was so good!
The employees are nice and helpful.
Try the vanilla hazelnut latte frozen! Delish!

Bagel sandwiches were surprisingly filling. I got one of those with the side potato salad for lunch and it kept me full for most of the day.
For those of you that eat really fast like me, you shouldn’t have a problem here as the bagel sandwiches are open-​face, and that sets your pace better.
It can get a little stuffy inside, so sit outside if you can.

We ordered 17 lunch boxes ($ 8.99 each) here today for a company lunch and was given the correct orders. The person who took my order (Rosel?) is such a sweet lady. She even baked the cookies fresh for us right when we called and they were humongous! Great lunch and everyone enjoyed their bagels and salads. I ended up getting the tuscan chicken pesto thin bagel lunch and it was really tasty! My co-​worker got the Tasty turkey on Asiago and that was awesome as well. Salad was yum too! Great service and wonderful food, no complaints!

This is my main bagel stop on the hill. I eat here all the time…
Yes, yes they serve many things but I’m all about their bagels. They are really GOOD !
Recommended.

Breakfast before church :)
This place is super packed on Sundays, but the line moves quickly and everyone is friendly. Kind of a small place with limited seating.
Probably better to pick it up and have a breakfast picnic at the light house if its not too foggy.

This is my favorite place to get bagels. I love the shmears and their sandwiches. The bagels are made daily and always taste really great. I love the everything bagel with salmon shmear, and the blueberry bagel with honey almond shmear is my favorite when I’m craving something sweet for breakfast. They have great coffee too. The hazelnut is really tasty and smells so good. The service here is ok. Noah’s can get really packed on the weekends, but they are really good at getting the line moving and getting orders out quickly.
TIP: bring your own coffee cup/​thermos and fill it with coffee for just $ 1!

One of my favorite place to get breakfast in the morning on the hill, if I have a coupon.
It can get a bit crowded around 7−8am, but usually it’s fast. Generally I go for a lox classic on an everything bagel with fresh squeezed OJ. It’ll run me over $ 10 (without coupon) but the lox at Noah’s is pretty solid, and they give you a good amount of schmear if you ask for extras.
They also have other sandwiches, and I’m a fan of all their bagel selections. Don’t get the bagel thins… just doesn’t feel like a proper breakfast eating a bagel thin sandwich: P
You can also place your orders for a big sized orders a few days in advance.
There’s always coupons in the mail so be on the lookout for those.

We had a coupon for $ 4 off of a bagel box ($ 14.50), which is 13 bagels and two shmears. Because it was a Sunday morning, the lines were long, but the staff is doing what they can to get people through as quickly as possible. There are two people filling orders at the counter/​registers and four people who are preparing people’s orders in the kitchenette. They were already out of whole wheat bagels at 9:15 AM, but we were able to get a couple of cinnamon raisin, sourdough, and whole wheat sesame, a pumpernickel, and six pumpkin bagels with a pumpkin shmear and honey almond shmear. The bagels are so fresh — great crust with a nice chewy interior and fresh flavors. We also ordered a blueberry smoothie, which was AWESOME! It is fresh and has a tangy yogurt flavor. I am sure that there is quite a bit of sugar in this beverage, but it was refreshing.
I always pull Noah’s coupons. Their bagels are expensive, but the bagel box is a pretty good deal and you cannot beat the quality.