Jersey Bagel Cafe

The everything bagel was really good. I got it with veggie cream cheese. I’m not impressed with the price (close to $ 3) but something about the cream cheese (doesn’t taste like regular philly cream cheese, it’s better, it’s homemade!) made me not completely enraged about the price. The bagel could’ve been a bit softer (I like mine chewy and soft) but honestly, it’s better than anything you get at D&D, or WaWa… or anyplace like that.

On the second visit I opted to eat breakfast in house, and found it enjoyable with the smell of the baking bagels in the air, and the bucolic ambiance. The Onion Bagel was as the first one — not quite crunchy enough. Still, it was fresh and tasty, and at a great price of under $ 4. for the bagel and decent Jamaican Blue Mountain style java.
Easy to become a fan of this comfy chill.

We were looking for something a little more home town that the run of the mill D&D. We were greeted by a warm staff. The options were many and the cream cheese selection was about 10. We poured a piping hot cup of coffee while we waited and the owner brought out our food to our table. While we ate we watched the staff greet all the usual customers by their first name. It was a great atmosphere. Looking forward to eating here again.

Well, I love bagels– the everything are my favorite! And this place does it right! Super friendly staff– made me feel like I was family & they had a wonderful variety of bagels and cream cheese– horse radish and cheddar! They’re not skimping on the serving size either! I’ll be back for certain!

This place was weird. The counter layout is confusing; I couldn’t figure out where to stand to place my order. They have a very limited menu & a sign stating that both their bacon & sausage are turkey only. Glad to see a place offering turkey options for the health-​conscious, but what about normal bacon & sausage for the rest of us? I came in craving pork roll, egg, & cheese but they don’t have pork roll! How can you call yourself Jersey Bagel Café & not sell pork roll???
The store itself was cute & had great seating. It has the potential to be an awesome little coffee/​bagel café where customers could hang out & surf the web — I bet that’d really ramp up business, too, considering it is across the street from the BurlCo Career Center & Dept of Human Services. Unfortunately, the atmosphere is uninviting (they don’t even play music, so it’s silent but for buzzing lights & employee/​customer interactions) & the food options are very limited.
That said, service was ok — not overly friendly, but fast & professional — and the bagels themselves weren’t bad (& they had a great selection). It also seemed pretty clean & prices were quite reasonable.
If they made a few changes (more welcoming atmosphere, better menu variety, PORK ROLL), I could see myself being a regular here — but as it stands, I doubt I’ll be back. What a pity, as it has amazing potential.

Maybe we came in at the wrong time, but we felt like we bothered them when we came in. Not very friendly and food is weird.

They have good bagels and sandwiches, I’ve bought from them a couple times. Nothing really to win me over but they’re good. Suggestion, you should have a loyalty program wherw you can get a free bagel sandwich after buying 10 or something.

Ordered a bagel tray and coffee about 4 days in advance. The lady who answered the phone and took order was so friendly and helpful — I wasn’t sure as to exactly how much food to order. Bagels were fresh, coffee was wonderful and they even threw an extra few bagels on the tray! Would def. recommend!

Great bagels and friendly staff. Can’t beat the prices for the specials. And really good coffee. Gotta love this place!