Brueggers Bagel Bakery

I have been going here for years just not this location. Great bagels, cream cheese, and sandwiches. This location the staff are very friendly and inviting. I got my usual herby turkey. I just love the garlic cream cheese and sun dried tomato they put on it. It always seemed a little pricey to me so I don’t come here to often. But next time I’m getting an oil change I’m sure I will stop and grab a bite to eat.

I’m going to keep this review simple because my visits here are short and simple. I come here for black iced coffee. Its my thing. They have fun seasonal flavors like Pumpkin Spice, Coconut and French Toast. They serve it up in an obnoxiously large cup and they’re pretty quick about it. The coffee here is NOT bitter. It’s probably not fair trade and imported from an exotic rainforest but it’s really good. I hear they also sell bagels.

Been going to Brueggers for many years now. Good place to have a bagel and a cup of Jo. I go to eat breakfast and use the free wifi to work.
The service is always good and everyone that works there is always in good sprits and treats everyone good.

This is a great stop for a quick breakfast sandwich. They always have fresh bagels and this is what we usually come here to get. We were closer to lunch time this visit though, so I opted for one of their new lunch creations: Turkey, Mozzarella and Tomato with Artichoke spread on a Ciabatta. YUM! It was the size of a small sub, cut in half and half was plenty for me. I also snagged a cup of their tomato basil soup, which was delicious.

Great Atmosphere, Friendly Staff, Bagels… just OK. I’ve been going to this particular Bruegger’s pretty much since they opened. Now, having tasted and greedily consumed true NY bagels, it’s a hard act to follow. But for most of the years I’ve been going to the Garner Bruegger’s, they’ve been pretty close to the mark. But in the last few months, something changed. Maybe it was the Baker, or maybe the standards that (corporate) Bruegger’s requires has changed, but they are a little darker and chewier than they used to be. If you like your bagels a dark golden brown and chewy, you’ll be in heaven. But if you like them lighter with that shiny, hard light glaze and a soft, textured middle (like the Times Square Bagels on W.44^th in Midtown — Yum!), you’ll be a little disappointed. Having said that, the Bruegger’s in Garner is a wonderful shop with great folks. The cream cheeses and fillings are always fresh and the mood always friendly. So if you’re looking for a nice place to hang out for a leisurely breakfast or lunch, you could do a lot worse. If you’re a bagel purist, they come up a little short — but not by much!
(Final note: this particular Bruegger’s is one of the best in the chain. I’ve eaten at numerous locations up and down the east coast, and if you’re a fan of Bruegger’s, this is one of the best.)

Great little shop, a hidden gem for Garner, really. I’ve always enjoyed the quiet atmosphere, the staff are friendly and the food is consistently great. The interior is very clean and the tables are lined along the bright, cheery window. It is a shame their location is so removed from the main road but they seem to have a dedicated following. Free wifi.