Broadway Bagels

Get here early as there’s a long wait sometimes. Before or around 9 – 9:30 is best.

I had the Greek Omelet with egg whites which had spinach, tomatoes, and feta cheese. The sweet tomatoes balance out with bits of melted feta cheese… absolutely delicious and healthy too! Comes with a bagel and cream cheese (their specialty) and a choice of oatmeal or grits. I had the toasted everything bagel… absolutely the freshest New York bagels I’ve ever tasted outside of NYC. The atmosphere makes you feel like your in a whole-​in-​the-​wall in midtown. They close at 3pm on Sunday’s, so it’s a perfect brunch place to try.

This is the Best! Bagel place in the whole Miami area. Their pastrami sandwich is amazing, familiar best warm and kind staff. A win win every day

This place was surprisingly awesome. A small little bagel shop in a strip mall, but once you walk in you realize there’s plenty of room to grab a seat and sit down at a table. Our food was excellent, and reasonably priced and our service was warm, friendly and attentitive. The best bagels I’ve had so far in the Miami area, and I’ll definitely be back for more!

Quick and super yummy! Def best place for a grab and go breakfast. Make sure to stop by.

Been coming here for over 20 years. Great place to have Lox/​bagels/​breakfast. Owners changed but still the same good service. Like all restaurants they have a few bad days but overall quality of food & service very good. You won’t be disappointed.

Haven’t been here in a while and let’s just say It felt great to be back. Very friendly service and great breakfast! We had a freaking Tomato stuffed with a Tuna salad… what?! And the eggs benny with their fab home fries… Amazinng.
Love it and definitely we’ll be back soon.

One of the worst restaurant experiences I’ve ever had.
–Food took forever to arrive.
–Service was bad. Had to get the waitress’ attention to just get a glass of water. Then we never got her attention after to get refills on our juices.
–Grilled cheese sandwich was just a cold kraft cheese single placed between two slices of cold burnt toast.
–Ordered the Benedict– the ham used looked and tasted like spam. So disappointed. Actually all the ingredients tasted low quality.
–The potatoes were burnt.
–The whole place is dirty, like literally dust and spiderwebs on the walls. I was afraid to use the salt shaker.
–We were seated by the kitchen and I spotted a pair of dirty sneakers on top of the kitchen rack above the grills. Nasty!
–The kitchen is open and right by the dining room so you could actually here the cooks yelling and cursing at each other and the other staff.
Do yourself a favor and skip this place. There are so many other breakfast spots in Miami with better service and way better food.

Well! I returned and all I can say… God Bless the new cook! My eggs florentine were ridiculous” they even opted out my English muffin to a garlic bagel

Amazing latte that will get a 5 star.
We ordered a veggie omelette and the potatoes on the side were not very flavourful.
The bagels — rye and cinnamon raisin with cream cheese were good.
But nothing extraordinary except the coffee.

I fell out of love with this place, only to fall in love with it again.
Value has improved since I last came in 2010, but it still isn’t as good as when I started coming in the mid-2000s…however, in comparison to similar joints in the West Kendall area, it’s the best by far. Their McBagel is irresistible (for ex-​NYC area standards) and washing it down with a Dr. Brown’s Cel-​Ray is a total treat.
It does get crowded, so claustrophobes beware…
If the owner/​management reads this, I must say: Vicky’s the best server I’ve ever had in this county. She’s a gem.

The last time I was here (please read review to really know how much this people suck). I came during my lunch time this time. Ordered a western burger. It came in soaked on the bottom and seeping in all direction, no way to be able to eat it how you normally would eat a regular burger. Because I wanted to eat a freaking American biter I’m not going to be cutting it with fork and knife (what the f is that). It was already thirty minutes into my hour lunch. My sever went to the cook and told him that «the burger was too messy for me» it’s not a matter of messy, it’s just disgusting to eat it the way she wanted me too. That was their last time to impress me after fking up so much last time. Encouraging everyone to go to another location of it even exist but this one sucks from personnel to the food.

This is a little hole-​in-​the-​wall neighborhood bagel and breakfast shop. I had walked in here once before while in the area, only to find them closing very early in the afternoon (I want to say it was around 3pm that day). This time around, I popped in earlier in the day. Immediately, I noticed it was full of obvious regulars. Everybody was calling the one waitress by name, and it seemed most of the patrons had been parked there for hours. Most were just talking and drinking coffee.
I ordered a turkey sandwich on toasted rye bread, with potato salad. While waiting, I noticed my water had little bits of… gunk floating in it. Not sure what it was, just white particles of something. Fun.
I pushed it aside and awaited my food, which arrived very quickly (and along with it, a bottle of spicy mustard). It was not the biggest sandwich, but they didn’t slack with the turkey. The other ingredients were something of an afterthought though; a tiny sliver a provolone (why did you charge me a dollar more for provolone if you were only going to give me this tiny little piece???), one piece of lettuce, one slice of tomato. I’m not sure it was a $ 10.99 sandwich.
Then the potato salad. About a half a scoop of the tiniest, saddest scoop of potato salad that I’m fairly confident came from the Publix deli next door. Should have ordered the fries. Or anything else but the potato salad.
Generally, a very humdrum experience in a hole-​in-​the-​wall place. I’m sure there are those that would describe this place as charming for its refusal to bend to the modern world — but I’m not one of them.

From reading through reviews, people seem to love or hate this place.
I was craving a good bagel so I drove over here to give it a try. The first thing I noticed when walking in was a sign painted on the front that read «Broadway Special: 2 eggs any style, potatos or grits, and a bagel or bialy – $ 3.99», that got me excited right away (in this inflated future we live in it’s hard to find a meal promising a good value).
I walked right in and headed to the counter where I was greeted, asked if I was eating in, and offered to sit at any table (summer on a Thursday, 10am). Naturally I ordered the special (with scramble and potatos) and asked for a bagel recommendation, middle aged blond shouted out «the ‘Everything’, it’s got everything! Poppy, sesame, onion, garlic…», and so I chose.
Scrambled eggs (⁴⁄₅): perfect texture, haphazardly folded and the slight rightness of creamy. Not greasy or oversalted, great taste. More would have been better!
Potatos (⁴⁄₅): you know they’re not from a frozen bag from the irregularity of the cuts and chunk size! Cooked to the right point but on the greasy side (I have yet to find a place that doesn’t overbutter their potatos).
Everything bagel (⁴⁄₅): The spices and seeds were well toasted and thoroughly pronounced, that’s the way a-​ha a-​ha… If they had a version of the same thing with whole wheat, I’d double tap.
Glad I came in on a good day, because that means I’ll be coming back. And I’ll stay away when the place is packed, as it seems to be a common factor with the negative reviews of respected Elites.
Next time I’ll be trying their biały

A hidden treasure in Kendall… For’get about it!!! By far the best taste of NY in Miami. The brisket is awesome and the breakfast menus is like being in the city. Don’t forget to get the bagels to go home and if your early get a bialy!
On those cold SFL days a matzo ball soup and ½ a sandwich hits the spot. A must go place.

Walked in just long enough to hear VERY RUDE blonde pony tailed (long time) waitress mouthing off to my friend. Friend left and so did I… though, I would hav def notified the owners why. Friend did not, but it was not my battle. Young waitresses there are always pleasant. Maybe blonde pony tail needs a new job… in some field other than customer service. I’ve always liked the food there. Still do. I’m sure I’ll go back someday, but I know whose station I will not sit in. and what friend will not go with me.

Broadway Bagels is more of a breakfast place than Bagel Express down the street is (Kendall Drive and 117^th ave). But its a completely different experience. BB feels more like a diner. They have table service. They offer items like home fries and omelettes. Theyve got a few more bagels to choose from. I had a bad cream cheese once and it sort of ruined things for me. I stayed away for some time following that. (I had ordered their Honey Walnut or something like that but it was sour. They must’ve not rotated them properly or maybe no one orders that but me.) Either way, it left a bad taste in my mouth. The rest of the food was fine. The service can be a little rough and lackluster at times but it goes hand in hand with the diner style atmosphere here. I suppose that for those reasons, Broadway Bagels isn’t my first choice when thinking of bagels/​breakfast. It’s ai’ght.
Look for them in the plaza with the Publix and Ruson.

There was not one single thing about it that could remotely «save it».
The wait time was 20 minutes (Saturday around 11) not good but not bad.
The place itself is very outdated and smelled like burned toast. We were with two hungry toddlers so decided to just go for it.
Got the pancake for the girls. I think they were meant to look like Mickey Mouse pancakes (resembled two ears) but didn’t go as planned for them. Cost per kids was about $ 5 and food was just ok.
I got the banana french toast. VERY «EGGY» nothing good about them. Topped with random peaches slices. Didn’t notice that on the menu and I don’t think it was mentioned.
My friend ordered two eggs and potatoes with side of toast. Toast took a while to get to us. Eggs and potatoes said nothing.
I know that breakfast is a simple meal to make at home, but somehow restaurants usually make food extra good. This place did not.
Service was TERRIBLE. Attending us was a blond woman, I would say in late 50’s. She didn’t look at us when taking order. Didn’t check in during our meal, and to top it off, blamed us for «losing» the check when she never dropped it off to begin with.
The young woman at checkout counter was nice. That’s the one good thing I can say. Poor woman is using a cash register from the 80’s.
Place needs facelift and change of staff from waiters to chefs — ASAP.

Consistent NYC Deli in the Kendall area, I’ve had just about every menu item and boy can this place cook!
My favorite is the Nova Lox platter with chive cream cheese. Pick your bagel of choice (I always get the Onion Bagel) served with lettuce, tomate, onion a potate salad and dill pickle (homemade cream cheese, btw) The bagels are freshly made in house and the staff is always friendly.
Another fav is the Grilled Rachael, basically pastrami and kraut on rye, (Need I say more?) Mmmmmm.
You can try another Deli nearby but the attention you get from this place is what takes the cake. You can you choose from a large assortment of bagels and shmears.
If you’re a fan of Jewish Deli’s (Kosher) then do yourself a favor and drive down and try they’ll make you feel as if were right on Broadway.

Ok place to grab a bagel and some coffee for breakfast.
Located in a strip mall next to Publix in West Kendall. Depending on the time you go the service is fast or taking longer than usual. I have tried the bagel with fried egg, bacon, and cheese, the pancakes and a onion bagel toasted with cream cheese. All were not bad at all. Place is small with a small counter and limited tables inside. They have several varieties of bagels to eat in or take out. You can also order take out.