Rich’s Bagels

I like to taste local bagels so I been to this bagel place but will never go again to this place. I ordered Asiago cheese bagel with veggie cream cheese sprouts and Avocado and paid 5.10 its too expensive and after seeing bagel I thought like I paid 5 $ for this worst bagel because the Avocado smell bad and its look like already spoiled. They charged 1 $ for that spoiled Avocado.

I love local shops and have been on a bagel kick lately so i knew since i was closer to this area than i usually am i had to stop by.
The inside is set up to look like an outdoor patio. it was roomy and had plenty of space.
I ordered the smoked salmon sandwich on sun dried tomato with tomato, capers and onions. it was very good. i wish i had ordered it on the asiago though after reading thru reviews. oh well next time. i also ordered the turkey clam chower and coffee. both were okay, nothing special. but i will be coming back just on service alone. the lady at the front was super friendly and made me feel very welcomed.

Awesome bagels and service. The asiago cheese bagel is my favorite. The plain and jalapeño cream cheese are delicious.

Awesome, locally owned bakery. We love Rich’s Bagels and the friendly, kind staff. The owner lives in the neighborhood and puts the love of the neighborhood in the food! Our favorite is the breakfast sandwiches.

The food is always great & the people are friendly. Great place for breakfast or a quick lunch. Love it.

They are the only local bagel shop in the area, so for that, you gotta love ‘em. However, I ate here once only, thus far, and am hesitant to go again. The bagels were fairly small and the staff seemed very confused when ordering eggs and cheese on bagel, they ended up overcharging us by about $ 6 and since the girl working appeared to only be 14, she was unable to sort out the issues and price discrepancy, even though she rang us up. About 10 minutes after we ordered, a young boy came up and asked us what we ordered, as if there was no record of it in existence. About 20 minutes later we got our food, which was very disappointing for the experience. The bagels were okay, not great and not terrible, but definitely were not worth the headache.

Blueberry bagel with honey pecan cream cheese was delicious. Next time will be asiago cheese bagel with jalapeño cream cheese. Tried my sister-​in-​laws and it was tasty! Hot chai to Keep me warm!

My hometown bagel place, and now that I live out of state, I CRAVE their jalapeño asiago bagels when I’m away. You won’t find friendlier service or better bagels anywhere. I feel like a regular, even though I only visit twice a year. Nothing negative to say, unless you like soy milk (they don’t have it). Highlights: Oatmeal, asiago bagels, turkey/​gouda/​cranberry sandwich.

The bagels are delicious, and the cream cheese is bomb!
But they seemed very understaffed, and the 2 employees that were there made me feel like I was a huge inconvenience. Really good food, really bad customer service.

Real, eastern-​style boiled and baked bagels have chewy centers and show an attention to detail that all the bagel chains lack.
If you want a soft, dinner roll bagel, don’t come here.

Buy a dozen asiago cheese bagels and a couple of tubs of the jalapeño orange cream cheese. Do it. Now. What are you waiting for? Do I need to print and mail you a formal invitation? (Sorry for being bossy.)
I hope you have a toaster. Slice those bagels I told you to buy and toast them on the non-​cheese side. Your toaster doesn’t have a bagel toaster option? No Toast-​R-​Oven? You need a toaster capable of toasting on one side. It’s well worth the investment of approximately $ 25. Break down and buy one, you cheapskate! Remember, you’re only as good as your tools.
Take a great big dollup of that jalapeño orange cream cheese and spread it on the freshly toasted bagel (non-​cheese side, of course). .If you ever wanted to know what they eat in heaven, this is it. The Old Testament called this «mana.» I call it edible sex. All of the food groups are represented — dairy, grains, fruits and vegetables. I’m not sure meats are considered a food group and I believe it would be entirely inappropriate to add meat, however, these bagels work well for turkey samwiches.
Bagels are made from scratch, they’re mixed, proofed, boiled then baked. There’s samwiches, banana bread, coffees, salads, etc. It’s no Einstein’s. That’s a good thing!

First time here and I will be coming back. Asiago bagel with veggie cream cheese is amazing. The veggie has a wonderful flavor with crisp green and red peppers. Along with the Asiago bagel it adds a nice cheesy, salty contrast. So delicious!