Fresno Bagel

I go in between Fresno Bagel and Noah’s Bagel when I’m craving bagels for breakfast. I enjoy the All In One with turkey on Onion. The bagel is very dough-​y and dense! I love it! I like that the ingredients are more fresh! They don’t use a microwave fake egg like some other places. The bagel sandwich is very hardy.

Best bagels in the No. Freshly baked warm and chewy bagels; a nice selection of other breakfast options as well. I recommend a bacon all-​in-​one on an everything bagel [American cheese, REAL egg, and bacon] or a strawberry bagel with strawberry cream cheese. Like other small shops this place is cash only. Hit up the atm and swing by Fresno bagel for a fresh and filling breakfast

Air is my friend now he is such a friendly guy. I love going here, great service and amazing food.

Son begged and begged to go back and I gave in cuz ya, the bagels are delicious.
The guy remembered us and wouldn’t accept payment for our bagels.
Wow. After all this time. That tells me they don’t have a lot of things go wrong, if this incident stood out in his mind.
Most excellent come back, and we will be back.

I have been coming here for about 25 years! Awesome food! Awesome guys! An All-​In-​One Garlic with Sausage is my go to breakfast! Will make your toes curl! Great Potatoes too! Treat your taste buds!

I decided to stop by today to pick up bagels to take to the office, but left with nothing. Turns out they only accept cash. Really !!! I don’t carry cash and refuse to stop by an ATM just to get bagels. I guess I’ll stick with Harry’s.

Beats competition hands down. Sometime out of my favorites but any
flavor is excellent. You can’t go wrong. I am good for a dozen at least twice a month. At $ 8.40 a dz best price in town.

I’ve been coming here for almost 10 years now and the bagels have always tasted amazing. Know a few people who have been coming here for much much longer and can still say the same.
My go-​to is an All-​In-​One with bacon on plain, but every now and then I’ll get it with garlic or wheat. Delicious whichever way!
The staff here is always really friendly-​always have a smile on their faces.
My only complaint is that they close at 2!!! Good thing their bagels always make for good leftovers too: p

First time here at Fresno Bagel and I have been waiting forever for my food. Not su what is going on back in the kitchen but it definitely shouldn’t take 20 minutes to make two bagel sandwiches.
The sandwiches are delicious though.

Great find! This place has great breakfast bagel sandwiches. We had the bacon and egg bagel, lots of bacon! Busy on weekend mornings but it goes fast. Will definitely be back soon like tomorrow morning!

First of all, the bagels here are extremely delicious. They’re perfectly firm on the outside & chewy on the inside with great flavor. I’ve had the mixed seed, the onion, and plain bagels. All wonderful. The prices are amazing too. It blows Uncle Harry’s out of the water.
However, I ordered the All-​In-​One bagel sandwich, I have to say it was pretty bland. The eggs really could’ve used some seasoning. Couldn’t taste the cheese. And the sausage was somehow flavorless. But at least the bagel was great.

Fire! Way better than Uncle Harry’s and on the weekends you may get a chance to see the local celebrity Dustin Klein!

bagels are really good — dense, chewy, flavorful. probably better than any bagel i’ve gotten anywhere else. bagel pastrami sandwich had american cheese, yuck, and too much pastrami. thai omelet was ok. the meat and eggs were overcooked imo, so they were a little dry. i’ll come back for the bagel itself for sure.

Small joint, good bagels. Cash only. Big selection of flavors of bagels and breakfast sandwiches. Fresh ingredients. Very nice service.

Best bagel place in Fresno or Clovis, remember cash only, because they only make like 15 grand a year according to the IRS LOL, amazing bagels and coffee totally a Fresno ICON been coming for 20+ years and never one bad experience

New York Style Bagels anyone? in Fresno this is where true New York style bagels are made and sold, its chewy, dense interior and a thick, golden crust are the trademarks of what I consider a «true» bagel. You might say, I can buy bagels at groceries store? Believe me its not the same, buying bagels at groceries is like buying burgers at the groceries. But remember to bring CASH, because this place accepts CASH only and there are no acceptations. Come early too, since the bagels will be fresh out of the oven in the morning, but even when I visited at lunch the bagels were nice and warm.
I must say Im amazed that the owners and bakers are actually asians– or rather south east asians and not like some jewish people or white people I mean its a polish/​jewish food you would think its made by those people, but here it isn’t. its made by asians, well i thought that was funny, irregardless the bagels are legit and taste really like it does in New York.
All their plain and flavored bagels are sold at $ 0.70 each, I mean that is dirt cheap for me, Im talking quality bagels here, also in addition to buying just bagels you could also have a complete breakfast meal there, because they have eggs with bagel. omelette with bagels, Heck they even have bagels with thai specials like thai curry and what not — again south east asians are making these lol, so they will offer some of their local flare to go with the bagel, how awesome is that.
The plain bagel I ordered was $ 0.70 and tasted really warm and dense, had a lovely golden brown exterior with a slight crunch on the outside, and a chewy dense inside yet so soft. The bagels are so good, you can even eat it on its own, but of course bagels aren’t right without cream cheese right, so if you must smother it with cream cheese, but I’m telling you even by itself its so delicious.
In addition, I also tried the cinnamon raisin bagel, it again shared the same texture and flavor as the plain but had the taste of raisin and of course the rush of cinnamon taste as I took a bite. It was really delicious.
Overall I would be back and I would certainly recommend anyone looking for the New York style bagels to come here, because they are the best in the central cali ! But remember to bring cash. I just hope the owners would get those debit card/​credit card swipe thing already, I mean who brings cash these days anyways, but oh well.

The all in one breakfast sandwich I had was very good. I got the ham version on a garlic bagel and added a little salt and pepper to it. It really hit the spot. The bagels were perfect so much so I had to buy my favorite (blueberry) to go. Too bad I don’t live in Fresno I would visit much more often!

My son and I were in the mood for bagels and found this gen through Unilocal.The man at the register (I assume the owner) greeted us cordially upon entering. We looked over the menu and we’re surprised by the array of items to choose from. We each ordered breakfast sandwiches which were delish and two dozen bagels to go. The owner threw in a strawberry bagel to try as well which was very much appreciated. We also also ordered two spreads: veggie and blueberry. We had bagels for lunch and almost died from happiness overload. Then again for dinner. (Don’t judge me! They’re THAT good). We will be making out of the way trips to this shop while in Fresno for bagels from now till the owner sets up shop in Oakhurst. (I’m dreaming.)
Strawberry bagel with blueberry cream cheese is bomb dot com.

Best bagels in town! great and fast service. I really like that they actually cook their eggs on a stove top rather than a microwave, like some other bagel places! There onion bagel is fantastic

Their thai omelet is THE BEST! Small hidden gem in fresno but definitely worth some breakfast! Me and my husband usually take our orders to go and eat at home since the dining area is kinda small. But they also have tables and chairs outside. If ur in the mood for some warm fresh bagels or flavorful omelets this place is definitely recommended

Great bagels, pricey cream cheese (just get it next door at Vons)
Wish I had a chance to try the more exotic bagel sandwiches (like curry). Oh well, Will have to be the next time I visit!

Growing up in NY. Having tried bagels in Orlando, Tampa, Miami, LA, SF.
This has to be the most original NY bagels I have had outside of NY.
How do they do it???

I read the Unilocal reviews and thought it would be worth a drive out of the way to try Fresno Bagel Co. Upon arrival, and looking over the menu, my GF and I decided on something simple; two onion bagles, toasted with cream cheese. I don’t know if it was a language barrier, but the older gentleman at the front counter refused to toast the bagle, instead telling me that the bagle was already hot, and it would be good like that.
After a brief but cordial back and forth, me wanting toasted bagles, he refusing to toast them, I realized it wasn’t worth it and decided to take them however he decided to give them to me, and if they weren’t toasted I would toast them at home.
The bagles were not toasted, which I expected, and we were provided with two small sides of cream cheese, about the same size as the small cups you get salsa in at a to-​go Mexican restaurant; definitely not enough in my opinion.
All in all I was pretty disappointed in all aspects of the Fresno Bagle Co experience and, although I’m not a huge fan, will be will be going back to the other Fresno area bagle place next time.

So… I am a fan of trying local and hole-​in-​the-​wall places over chains. It took me a few years living in the Fresno area to find out that this place even existed. So, I decided to try them the next time I was in the area.
I stopped by mid-​morning today and ordered three bagels – blueberry, cinnamon raisin, and egg. Since I haven’t had New York style bagels since I was in NYC as a kid, I wanted to try them as they are without toasting or cream cheese or anything. I was excited to try something different and something other than Uncle Harry’s (which I actually enjoy). I tried half of the blueberry bagel and really wasn’t sure what to make of the glossy, chewy exterior and interior that seemed almost undercooked.
I do remember that NYC bagels are chewier, and after I wiped away my California bagel expectations, the texture wasn’t too bad. But then, there was something funny about the taste. There was practically no blueberry flavor. Instead, the bagel smelled and tasted more of garlic than blueberry. I’m not sure if this batch of blueberry bagels was made after a batch of garlic, or if since I waited until 10:00 am to purchase the bagel, it had had time to pick up the essence of the everything bagels two baskets over… but it did not make for the most enjoyable bagel experience. I smelled the cinnamon raisin bagel, and it too smells faintly of garlic.
In all. just as there are different styles of pizzas (flat NY, deep dish Chicago, brick oven baked California) each with their die hard supporters, I believe there are different styles of bagels – also with their die-​hard supporters. Maybe if these bagels had more flavor (or the correct not-​cross-​contaminated flavors), I could grow to enjoy these bagels… but I have to say that I am a California girl, and I prefer my bagels (and pizza) California style.
One star for the great price ($ 2.10 for three bagels), one star for good and friendly service, and one star for the fact that this is a local non-​chain. I’m glad they’re here, but probably won’t come back unless I’m with a friend craving NY style bagels.