iBagels Bakery and Cafe

Very friendly staff — bagels are always delicious and coffee is good :) lots of variety to order from on the menu

went here for lunch. Tried Pastrami melt on Duch crunch bread
Pros
— Fresh and delicious sandwich, wide variety — which is kind of surprising for a sandwich place like this.
— Quick and courteous service
— Free wifi
Cons
— No restrooms
— Small capacity (less than 10 tables inside, ~5 tables outside)
Overall much better in terms of food quality than subway or other chains (one of which is next door) but only slightly costly ($ 1 or so) than a comparable sandwich at sandwich chains.
Will definitely go again.

I’ve visited the iBagels café a bunch of times. Pretty much only for the breakfast bagels. Often I get the Jalapeño Bagel with bacon or ham. I find them to be pretty good, but nothing special to write home about. I just feel the bagels aren’t that amazing and they could be tastier. However, if I need a quick breakfast it’s a good place to go on the into work.

The thing you gotta watch when you work with an Olympic athlete is their calorie intake. We had ust hit a food truck and they were still hungry. So we dropped in here where I got an iced tea. My co worker looked around and ultimately picked some small snacks. I however have a feeling we’re going to hit even more snacks later in the day… otherwise it seems like a place Id be more apt to get breakfast but thirst quenching is good enough for now

It’s a good lunch spot, breakfast is okay. Sandwiches are huge so be prepared to eat a lot or share.

The comfort food I enjoy is the breakfast sandwiches. They are simple and made very quickly. Lunches are good too, with a good variety of soups and salads. The bagel dogs are pretty good!

I love the Mediterranean sandwich. Its quite close to my office so an ideal place to grab lunch. My office also get bagels from here… i love the sun-​dried tomatoes cheese spread…

Let me put it this way…
iNOTimpressed with iBagel!
That was the worst Turkey Cran sammy i have ever had in my entire life.
My 5 yr old niece makes a better Turkey Cran with her PlayDoh.
TIP: Skip this place & go to Togos or Subway.

I love this place. I have read the reviews from others and it does not seem they are talking about the same place. I have NEVER encountered rude customer service or a bad meal. I do know that if there ever WAS ever anything wrong with my meal they would make it right, but, I have never had that experience. Their daily soups are delicious and homemade. They run out fast, though, so get your favorite early! You can do lunch for under $ 5.00 or you can get the daily special.

Wish I had seen the rating before going there.
Bought a Cranberry Turkey sandwich. The cranberry was some old cranberry sauce that was SUPER runny, just liquid. Not the thick slabs that you expect, or fresh cranberries instead. There was also a weird spicing either in the cranberries or turkey. They did the «Subway» approach of putting on unnecessary veggies like cucumbers and sprouts.
I took on bite, dissected, one more bite, threw it away. Wasted $ 8. I do NOT recommend. Go to one of the other spots near there.

I use to like this place… But the rude lady ruin it! She might be the manager or even the owner! Let me get straight to the point. she over charged me, and SHE blamed it on me! I ordered 2 coffees, and she charged me for 3. She had a FIT because she had to give me a whomping $ 2.25 back…

I came here for the first time, as I realized this is located within walking distance from my work (~2 mile round trip). As I approached the entrance, I noticed the crazy line at Subway, and there was only a few people at iBagel during lunch madness. I was shocked, as the subpar sandwiches at Subway are just that. Here are a few reasons why you may want to skip the corporate nastiness and support this family owned establishment:
— Great selection of breads that are baked fresh daily, including one of my favorites, Dutch Crunch, which had perfect crunch with a soft interior
— Serve Seattle’s Best coffee
— Friendly customer service without compromised on quality or quantity of garnishing (next door they literally count the number of peppers they put on your sandwich)
— Free Wi-​Fi while you dine (pass code posted at the ordering area)
— TV to watch when eating alone
— Fresh and descent quality deli meats, not like the meats next door that taste like subpar packaged grocery deli
— 3 star rating (reviews are hit or miss) vs. 2.5 stars next door (mostly miss)
I head a pleasant first time experience and my Turkey Ham on Dutch Crunch sandwich was excellent, especially when one considers the $ 6.43 price with tax included. The bread was actually amazing. I’ll be definitely returning here and I hope I have a repeat encounter, as I think this place has consistency issues based on many reviews I’ve perused.

Late lunch, I was intrigued by the «gourmet» sandwiches as it is right beside subway.
I order the BBQ beef sandwich.
Microwaved slices of roast beef with a squirt of BBQ sauce and microwaved bacon, hardly «gourmet». It wasn’t terrible but for $ 7! I should have gone next door.
The service was ok, bit surly and stand off-​ish and the place doesn’t look very well kept.
Lesson learned, perhaps their bagels are good but based off the first experience I won’t be returning which is a shame. A good sandwich shop is needed and all three places now including this one are sub-​par.

I have never met such an unpleasant, little cashier in my life. I have monthly appointments at a place nearby, and always find myself being forced to grab breakfast here. I would give this place at least 4 stars for their food, but the service is just terrible. 2 workers to be exact, are on my bad side. The Latina is the grumpiest, most rude person I’ve had to deal with. God damn, how did she ever get this job ?? Her snotty attitude she throws around always throws off my morning. I’ve never seen her smile, and she barks, she can’t even speak in a normal tone.
Which brings me to her partner in crime. There’s usually another guy her age working with her. I think it’s cute how they make rude remarks about me in Spanish, not knowing I understand. Anyways, every time he takes my order, he has the most confused/​painful look on his face. Is a toasted bagel with cream cheese that bad?
All in all, Managment needs to pay attention and take care of their service. Like I said, this place would be lovely without tweedle dee and tweedle dum working there. The bagels are yummy, and i like supporting mom and pop places.

C’mon, seriously? I’ve been here at least 5 times, and every time I’ve been greeted by a grumpelstiltskin at the cash register. Seriously, I don’t think anyone likes working here and it shows.
This time, I ordered an iBagel Sandwich special, an Asiago bagel, sausage and swiss. After I ordered this, the counter worker said, «so you want bacon right?» No, I just said I wanted sausage. «And you want swiss right», Yes, at least grumpel got that right. 5.40 after tax for a bagel sandwich and a 12 oz freshly squeezed orange juice isn’t too bad.
After I got back to my office, I opened my tin foil wrapped sandwich only to find that there was cheddar instead of swiss. I am not surprised by this new discover =/

Fantastic quick, cheap sandwich. Breads are really good. Highly recommend sour dough. Much healthier than the subway next door.

I used to come here often, but no longer. I had my usual sandwich and there was definitely something wrong with it. An hour after having lunch I was starting to feel nauseous and just plain sick.
Not going back anymore.

stopped by since i had some time to kill and wanted a quick bite to hold me over until lunch.
interior is mainly small 2-​seater tables with chairs. there is also a tv.
i ordered:
*hot tea ($ 1.55): i picked a ginger green tea and let the caffeine perk me up a bit. note that you pay for the tea, then go over to the island to grab your own cup and fill it with hot water from the cantine.
*pesto bagel ($.99): this was your standard size bagel, and i asked for it to be sliced and toasted, which they did. but when they handed me the paper bag with the toasted bagel, the outside of the bag was very oily. when i looked inside, it was very oily as well. my first time having a pesto bagel and it was pretty good. the top half definitely tasted like pesto, but the bottom half was completely oily and missing the pesto taste. i wonder if this is normal for a pesto bagel? i’ve never had such an oily/​greasy bagel before, especially one that has no butter/​cream cheese.
while this snack didn’t hurt my wallet too much, it ended up hurting my stomach, as i wasn’t feeling too great a few hours later. kinda makes me question the pesto bagel…
i don’t think i’ll be back.

Is this place owned by Apple? Small deli with decent coffee and sandwich options.

Who put the «i» in the iBegels?
Wow! so I read many reviews on this place before coming here and it was a hard decession for me to try this place. One day I was just feeling kind of «should I eat, should I not»…since I’ve tried all the different shops/​restaurants that I wanted to try in this little strip mall… I decided to give this place a try.
I walked in and was very careful and making observation prior to ordering. I let a few people go ahead of me just to see how things were done around here.
Ok…I was finally confindent enough to go place my order.
Roast Beef Sandwich with Pepper Jack Cheese on a Sesame Roll please.
The girl behind the counter asked if I wanted all the fixings and what not. So she pointed to the signs showing all my options.
I added all the fixings to my sandwich and got a drink with that.
Waited about 3 minutes and my sandwich was ready.
Ahh…I can feel it nice and warm in my hands.
I took the first bite,…yes! Nice and toasty, crunchy on the outside, the sesame on the bread was good.
I looked inside the sandwich… basically saw about a 2 to 3 layer slice of Roast Beef… I was kind of hoping for more.
I thought the bread my dominate my sandwich… but no… it was just about right. The Sesame Roll was lite and not too doughy so this allowed for less meat to make a flavorable sandwich. The pickles, mustard and mayo, lettuce, tomato and onion… just the right amount. Nice fresh ingredients, not too much of one item. Every bite was crunchy and tasty. Satisfied.
Since my first visit was good… I decided to try breakfast here also.
I ordered the Egg, Cheese and Sausage on a corrissant sandwich special.
It came with my choice of drink. I had the freshly squeezed Orange Juice… good orange juice.
2 to 3 minutes later my sandwich was ready.
It smelled good, it look… umm…I had to split it open… not too bad… I guess the corrissant was big so it covered most of the eggs, cheese and sausage.
The corrissant looked more like a regular dinner roll in a shape of a corrissant. I was expecting my corrissant to be fluffy and lite and slightly crunchy on the outside. Kind of hope it’s layers would crumble as I bit into the sandwich. It was more like eating a dinner roll, although the bread was lite and fluffy.
The eggs, cheese and sausage were good. The Sausage had a little spice in it… which was what I was looking for. I had Pepper Jack Cheese, which melted just right.
Overall this sandwich was tasty… not exactly what I expected (because of the corrissant)…but good enough.
Priced was fair… Breakfast was ~$ 6.00…Lunch was ~$ 7.25.
After my two experience I will rate it a 3.5 star for now and will re-​evaluate again later. I really didn’t have much to complain about and I had made my observation based on previous reviews. So, I might return… but will continue to make observations.
This place seems like the people eating there was enjoying their meals and happily minding their own business.