Bruegger’s Bagel Bakery

We’ve loved Brueggers from way back to our days in Boston. And with the possibility of the demolishment of the Brueggers on Wade Ave (for apartments) we’re thrilled the Glenwood Ave. location thrives. We always get the ‘big bagel bundle’ which is 13 bagels of your choice and two tubs of cream cheese (your choice) for around $ 13. Tip: ask them to cut the bagels and provide plastic storage bags.

The employee with the chest the size of mars shouldn’t use bad language around children then proceed to smoke right in front of the entrance. Is that a manager? Smh

I have always been a fan of Bruegger’s and a bagel sandwich in general, but this place never has their act together. They are always out of something and the employees are running around putting things together at the last minute. The employees are always very polite and fast as they can be, so it’s not their fault. But whomever owns this location definitely needs to be better prepared; especially since this is such a prime location.

Bruegger’s Bagels will always rank high in my book. Tried and true. Inexpensive and delicious. Friendly and cordial.
The coffee is good. I especially love when they have the coconut or the french toast (yes, that’s TOAST not roast… it is a deliciously subtle mapley flavor of coffee). Mind you, I don’t like sweet coffee– I drink it black– but the subtle flavor is just what I need.
The bagels are the best you can get at a chain. And the best bagels outside of NYC.
Thank you for being wonderful and delicious, Bruegger’s!

Next to the word customer service in the dictionary is a picture of this bruggers. The staff is exceptional! Friendly, helpful, add extremely polite… Oh and the foods is really good too.

Brugeger’s is my go-​to bagel place and this location has seen me many a times (especially because of the fact that it is walking distance from my front door). The customer service is typically good but we’ve seen some drama as well and the staff seems to rotate about every 4 – 5 months. But for a local bagel chain I think there’s are the best with variety and great cream cheese choice. I always go for an everything bagel, double toasted with light veggie cream cheese while my partner sticks to the sesame bagel (also double toasted) with bacon scallion cream cheese.
Whether just a bagel with cream cheese or a sandwich is your forte, they’ve got you covered. Also, the coffee is good and you can’t beat free refills. They always have a regular iced coffee as well in addition to hot house, hazelnut and a seasonal blend. And on top of everything, if you’re a regular you can always save $ 1 on $ 4 by filling out a survey on your prior receipt (what a deal!)

Their bagel varieties are great. The staff is welcoming. I went to the one on Glenwood Avenue. The bagel was very good. Herby turkey: sesame multigrain bagel, roasted turkey, light herb garlic cream cheese, sundried tomato spread, lettuce and red onions.

I frequent Bruegger’s Bagels fairly often. I usually go to the one on Glenwood and it’s always a good experience. I’ve had a tough time finding a great bagel here and I honestly think this is the best one you’re going to find in the area. They are always fresh and they have a wide variety of flavors to choose from. I like the assortment of cream cheeses they offer as well, my favorite being the bacon scallion. The staff at this location is always friendly and quick to get your order ready. I’ve never had to wait more than five minutes from ordering to check out. The coffee here is actually really good too. Plus, you get free refills which is nice. Most places don’t do this.
This is a great place to go if you’re looking for a cheap and quick breakfast.

They got some great coffee and their Bagel variety and combinations are great! This is great for a lazy/​hungover morning where you need some good, comfortable food!
Service is also very pleasant and the staff is very welcoming and warm!

The coffee here is good! That’s freakin’ important!
I stopped in here for lunch recently, and thought the grilled chicken salad with strawberry vinagrette was absolutely fantastic. No complaints for a quick lunch in the triangle. Bagels, check. Caffeine, check. Lunch, check. Awesome sauce.

Stopped in here for breakfast on my way to work around 9:45am. The guys behind the counter were easygoing and friendly.
I ordered my standard blueberry bagel with sausage egg and cheese. They had no cheddar cheese left! What?!? How could a place be out of cheddar cheese already? I mean, they may open at 5 or 6am for all I know, but I still thought it was sad. Oh well. The provolone still worked pretty good. Picked up some orange juice and I was good to go.
The guy at the register patiently waited while I counted out my coins and sent me on my way with a friendly goodbye with wishes for a great day. Overall, great experience and I walked out the door with a grin on my face.

Brueggers is probably one of the largest bagel chains out there. This location sits directly across from Dunkin Donuts and I had run over given the long line at DD. Ordered a bagel, egg and ham sandwich with a coffee. Not bad but nothing special and the coffee was pretty average. There’s a ton of seating for larger groups.
If you’ve got a hankering for bagels, Brueggers is a better deal with more bagel flavors and options. If you’re not sure exactly what you want for breakfast, I’d head across the way for more choices (bagels, donuts, flatbreads) along with some of the most addictive coffee around!