Einstein Bros Bagels

I’ve been wanting to go to Einstein Bro Bagels, just never made the time until today. I went in on the way to work. The parking lot seemed pretty crowded, so I was sort of skeptical of what the line may be like. The line was long; but the movement was pretty decent, no long wait. I ordered two turkey, sausage and cheddar bagels; one on a whole wheat bagel; which was for a friend of mine and the other on a garlic bagel. My friend arrived as I was in line. She waited at the register for me because we were paying separately. When it came time to pay for our order I advised the cashier (Sheila) that we would be paying separate. Well, I don’t think Sheila appreciated that by the sigh of disgust she gave and the way she started pounding the monitor. I thought to myself, she must be having a bad morning, because I didn’t assume the request of paying for the orders separate was something to get upset about. Other than that, I enjoyed my bagel. I will go back again and hope that if Sheila is there she’s in a better mood. I would’ve liked to give four stars. However, I’ve chosen to give three due to the lil sigh of disgust.

Very clean and appealing location. I wish my local Einstein Bros was like this one then maybe I’d be a regular.
The staff is friendly and helpful, the food is always good and it is as clean as could be. The parking lot is very accessible considering it is College Park. I love the outdoor seating! Very dog friendly.

Awesome, happy staff. Shows that there is still hope in humanity for people who love their jobs.

Still awesome and loving the new bagel toppers! Service is still great and the food is always made to order With fresh ingredients which I love!

Super friendly when it comes to customer service! The food is always delicious and is made quickly to fit my fast pace schedule.

This particular location is very small, but they get the job done. The parking lot is weird, but for College Park I suppose it’s good to have any parking, period. There’s nothing particularly good or bad about this spot, and it’s worth noting that it’s always busy in the early mornings.

I have been here several times to get bagels for my team at work, as it’s the closest bagel place to me. I have really fallen in love with their bagels, and I can get a bagel bucket (13 bagels) and 2 cream cheeses for $ 14.50. The staff has always been friendly and fast, their slicer is very accurate with the slice (Panera’s sometimes cuts off a little sliver of the top of their bagels and just cuts them oddly… and they are $ 3 – 4 more expensive). The bagels are soft and their whipped cream cheese toppings are all really tasty and easy to spread. They have great parking and outdoor seats if you want to stick around and eat. Their coffee is also pretty good– I prefer it to Starbucks. The bagels are always a big hit with my team and they have a good variety. My favorites are the fruit ones (blueberry and cranberry) but some of the guys on my team say their asiago and everything bagels are very good.

Okay, it’s an Einstein and it happens to be across the street from my hair salon, convenient! The on duty manager, who waited on me seemed a little over anxious but maybe he was just overly attentive. So I was a little hesitant to hang out inside so I got my order to go.
Not the best lattes in town. However, amazing bagel sammies and bagel pizzas. I got a bagel pizza for lunch and the turkey and cheddar melt for dinner. Yes, preplanning was key. Both were delicious. I highly suggest the everything or salt bagels, so tasty!

My favorite Einstein in town!
I’ve only been here for breakfast and for their breakfast items, so I can’t speak to their lunch/​savory menu. My favorite at the moment is the Egg, Bacon and Cheddar breakfast sandwich on a Pretzel Bagel. OMG NOM!
My previous favorite was the same sandwich on an Asiago Bagel. I also like to get their coffee. Even though it’s not the best, it still does the trick when I need that caffeine kick in the morning. I also really like their cream cheese spreads — the classic and strawberry being my current favorites.
This location does get incredibly crowded, especially on weekend mornings. So be prepared for a long line, items being out, and quite a bit of waiting for the food to be ready.
I don’t usually crave bagels very often, but when I’m in the mood for one, this is where I go. =)

Haven’t been here in about a month or so, which is strange since I had been going here at least once a week over the span of a few months in 2010. As Tom B. pointed out, there is a lot of convenience associated with this Einstein location. There is ample parking, and even if you’re there at a busy time, you should be able to find parking close by, whether that’s on King St. or Edgewater Dr.
I am usually here solely for bagels, though there are a lot of lunch items I’m interested in trying. I’ve got a lot of coupons for Einstein, so I’m going to try to take advantage of as many as I can … starting tomorrow morning, I think! Those new (I think they’re new?) bagel thins look pretty good, so I’m going to go after one of those. I’m eager to try Einstein’s egg whites as well; I’ve just recently begun eating egg whites as opposed to real eggs, so I’m going to try and find a good place nearby where I can get some good ones. It’ll probably be at Einstein most of the time since I love the bagels. Coffee’s not bad, either, though on weekend mornings when I feel like spoiling myself, I go to Einstein for bagels and to Dunkin’ Donuts for coffee! Best of both worlds. :)

College Park’s Einstein location is a convenient spot for a quick lunch. The fact that they have a private parking lot in College Park is a draw for me, as I find parking to be pretty hard to find in CP sometimes.
It seems as if I always run into someone I know (or someone I’d like to know) here.
The open-​faced deli melts with a side of potato salad are satisfying. And while I’m there, I always pick up a doggy bagel for my little buddy waiting at home.
One downside to this place — the floors always look as if they need a good mopping.

Typical chain bagel place. Let’s just say the specialize in bagels! Plenty of bagel variety in the mornings, but late in the day and or lunch the selection is about a quarter of what it is 1^st thing in the morning.
I stopped here for lunch today. I went kinda for a light lunch had the Turkey & Cheddar Open Face Melt and the Chicken Noodle Soup. I had it on a plain bagel and the open face turkey & cheddar was actually very favorable and just the right amount for a light lunch. The soup well… it was mostly chicken flavored hot water with big chunks of carrots, celery, egg noodles and some chicken not much flavor at all very basic soup.
Stick with the bagels you can’t go wrong. I have eaten here several times for breakfast and you really can’t go wrong ordering that anytime of day and the Coffees and Teas are pretty good as well with a variation of Hot and Cold servings of each. Breakfast time or as your heading to work in the morning it tends to be a bit crowded so be prepared for a little bit of a wait.