Bridgeway Bagel

At first, I thought this place was unfriendly the truth is they are focused and hard working. Fresh daily! I really am glad this place is so close. It’s small and friendly. Some mornings I wake up and crave one of their breakfast bagels. «Everything bagel egg and sausage» Many times buying a few bagels to take home. They often have Good Jazz playing and there are some very cool pictures on the wall. To all you east coast nay– sayers, BAM… We got great bagels in Marin!

This place is very quaint, a bit run down, operates with very basic equipment, service is a bit slow, but they make a damn good bagel, and I happen to be a bagel nut. I love baking my own at home, I just rarely have the time these days. When it comes down to it, if I have the stomach for a heartier breakfast in the morning, this is my stop before work for some bagel and lox. The cream cheese spreads are very tasty as well. I plan to stock up on a bunch of bagels and freeze them for eating at home on the weekends.

Defiantly the best bagels we’ve ever had in California! They are thin but delicious. Toasted sesame with regular cream cheese and a large Dipsea Blend coffee was aces. Definitely recommend

We’re from NY and when we moved to the Bay Area, we could not find really crispy bagels that were well-​baked, until we found Bridgeway Bagel. I have everything, onion or garlic. They are all good. My wife enjoys her nine grain. Every Saturday, Lox and bagels with Lox from Molly Stone’s. This is our NYC tradition. Bridgeway bagel delivers for us.

This place is great. I work close by and come here 4 days a week same order the same 2 things either a bacon egg cheese on a plain bagel in the morning or turkey bacon cheese on a roll for lunch. Chris the owner and Jorge are always welcome me as soon as I walk in and know exactly what I want. I give them a few extra minutes to make it because they are pretty busy and I’m never in a rush anyway. Only one time did my order mis something no biggie it was just some hot sauce which they gladly added. Over the years they had a few different people as the 3^rd wheel and all of them are just as polite and helpful as Chris and Jorge. If your in Sausalito Monday– Saturday stop by and try them out but get there early sometimes they run out of bagels fast even when they make a new batch those can be gone aswell.

Stopped here after heading out of the city in the morning and wanted some breakfast that was quick and easy.
Bridgeway has a large menu for such a small set up. I ordered the chipotle and pepper bagel with sausage, egg and swiss cheese. My wife pick up the sundried tomato with sausage and egg.
The bagels are light and fluffy on the inside and crispy on the outside. It was so good I had to control my self to slow down. I wish my bagel has a little bit ore of a punch in the flavor department but it could have been over shadowed by the sausage so I guess I have to go back and get another plain one to really give it a go.
My only complaint is it’s a cash only spot. I randomly had a $ 10 spot in my car or else I would have used the inside ATM, which I don’t know if it has a fee.
I personally feel in this technology driven age every business should have at least a tablet with a card reader.
But then again at a place like this, where the prices are pretty fair, if they could afford to lose that little bit of money, which is why I didn’t take any stars away.

Bridgeway Bagel is located between a shell station and a chinese eatery. few parking spaces available. few tables for eat-​in.
coffee: french roast (capricorn coffee, m 2)
–bold, robust, smooth
–almost as good as 3^rd wave coffees
eats: everything, garlic. bagel (.90)
–chewy texture, flavorful ingredients
–innards kind of soft
–better than noah’s, most bagel out there
crumbs:
–quick service from dos amigos.

My boyfriend and i love love this place! We locally live in Sausalito and were always struggling to find bagels up to par for my new yorker bagel snob of a boyfriend.
And let me tell you we haven’t gone anywhere for bagels since. Yes its slightly annoying that they are not open on Sundays and happen to be cash only but hey grab a half dozen on Saturday and stick them in your freezer and there you have awesome bagels on a Sunday.
The salt bagel and everything bagel are my top two favorites, this is the place to get your classic fresh and chewy bagels mmm mm mmm
They also have awesome fruit smoothies!
Must try if your in Sausalito, cant believe i have lived here two years and am just now discovering this awesome little local joint!

Bridgeway bagel is the only place you’ll really find me before work in Sausalito. Their bagels, especially their salt bagel, are wonderful!!! I have three favorite salt bagel sandwiches here, the lox with onion, tomato and capers, the egg, bacon and avocado and the tuna fish is the most tasty ever! It really is the most flavorful tuna fish I’ve ever had.
Also their hazelnut coffee is the most delicious addictive liquid I’ve ever consumed. It’s the best coffee I’ve ever had.
Love Bridgeway bagel!!!

I love Bridgeway bagel! They have a nice selection of bagels and the waitstaff is great! I love the different cream cheeses they have as well, especially the vegetable. I don’t drink hot drinks but if you do, you could get coffees and teas. They have a nice selection of juices which I love. Try it!

A bagel shop that is closed on Sunday??? Fugethaboutit!

Hands down the best (and possibly the only real) bagels in the bay area. Chewy and hard on the outside /​soft on the inside, fresh, no need to toast deliciousness. No hipsters, no pretention, just great traditional bagels the way they’re supposed to be. Screw you shmendricks with your $ 3 bagels and those other silly east bay bagel impostors that say they’re making authentic bagels… only complaint is they’re closed on sunday, but i’ll let them slide. everyone needs a day off :)

One of the best Burgers I’ve had in a long time. The smoothie is made out of real fruit and tastes delicious. The best thing about this place is the pricing! ;)

This is my new favorite place for a bagelwich! My bf and I have been searching for a good bagel place in the Mill Valley Area that is convinient for us. There is another place that is more convinent for me before work, but this place is so good i might have to go out of my way. We were so impressed by how fresh and how good the quality was, and they donate their unsold bagels to homeless shelters at the end of the day. I had the whole grain 9-​grain bagel and it was SO good. So glad we tried this place! will be back often!

Excellent bagels made the traditional way.
I highly recommend the garlic bagels — they put a sprinkle of salt across the top, which I’ve never had before, and it’s highly addictive.
Their coffee is delicious too.
I do wish they took credit cards, but I understand why they don’t. In other words, it’s cash-​only, so come prepared.

Growing up in NEW York its hard to find a good Bagel Place. Bridgeway has great bagels Worth the drive from Central Marin to get their bagels. Why would anyone want to toast their bagel? They are so fresh.

I was house sitting down the street from this little place and had NOTHING to eat in the house and it was breakfast time. I drove down the street (it was pouring rain) and was pleasantly surprised by this dinky little place.
My Order: Everything bagel with cream cheese and tomato. Got home and added just a little garlic salt on top of the tomato. DELISH!
I would definitely come back to this place.

Please allow your interpretation of all of the positive reviews here to be tempered by the fact that none of the softness and crispiness or creaminess and foaminess will happen if it’s 3:53 PM.
The bagel shop closes at 4:00 PM.
My Blackberry’s clock isn’t wrong.
No excuse, no «we’re out of bagels,» no nothing, just rudeness. The guy looked like he had a date with the laundromat. I despise places like that.

Small little bagel shop tucked away in the «strip» along Bridgeway. I’ve been in this shop before, so when I needed to drop the car off at A&A Automotive, I hoofed it over to Brideway Bagel.
I actually wanted iced coffee – and vanilla. I worry sometimes if a spot won’t have vanilla syrup, especially when it’s a smaller joint. But I needn’t worry! There was vanilla and iced coffee!
Too bad I’d already had breakfast – those breakfast bagels looked fantastic!!!

I was looking for a place for a quick latte and stumbled across Bridgeway. I went in with VERY low expectations because usually little bagel joints like this don’t know anything about coffee drinks.
But I was blown away by the latte — so creamy, so perfectly roasted, so foamy — it was one of the better caffe lattes I have ever had.
Moral: don’t judge a dinky bagel joint by its appearances!