Boulevard Bagel

I’ve been here way more times than my check-​ins reflect, I just go so early in the morning I’m not functioning enough to remember to check in.
I love their bagels! They’re super fresh and remind me of bagels back home in New York. I get breakfast bagels: bacon, egg and cheese on an everything bagel, or Lox on an onion bagel.
I call my order in and it’s always ready fast and served with a smile. When I’m in a great mood I bring bagels in for my co-​workers and have never heard any complains :-)

I guess for the area, the bagels were okay… but definitely not great. I went in about 1:20 and they close at 2. The time should have nothing to do with the bagel not being great. I had the onion bagel with cream cheese and lox. The lox were great, but for the price didn’t feel like they put enough on the sandwich. The bagel itself didn’t have much of stand out taste. It was just kind of blah. I was also a bit surprised it didn’t come with anything but a pickle. I’d go back to give it another shot if I’m in the area, but wouldn’t go out of my way to just eat there.

Stopped for a coffee, tried a blueberry bagel. Sweet lady at the counter and awesome bagel. I’ll be back.

Only had the breakfast bagels so far but a great place. Bagels are so fresh and staff is really friendly. One of the only «mom/​pop» alternatives to McMuffins/​Starbucks/​Kolaches. Place could use a few upgrades. But it’s a perfect Sunday morning spot.

The bagels are very decent for the area. I grew up inside a bagel shop in the NYC-​area, but I am also realistic about what passes for a bagel elsewhere. I liked the texture and the toppings were well toasted. They’re really flavorful but a little on the small side. I didn’t try the spreads but the breakfast sandwich was lacking any salt or pepper, so I wouldn’t suggest that. Definitely a good place to get a fresh bagel fix.

I really like this place’s bagels, they have a nice variety of flavorful bagels to choose from. The cream cheese is good too, particularly their herb one. However, you’ll find the cost of one bagel with a small dab of flavored cream cheese is around the cost of three bagels. Triple the price! It’s madness.

Being from New York I’ve had better… alot better.

I’m not sure if they are undergoing new management, but I’ve been here several times in the past and it was nothing like I experienced this morning. The place just looked nasty. It seemed very dirty. From the tables inside to the floors. It took a long time to order and receive our food. The lady taking orders was having a hard time understanding what my order was and she wasn’t very friendly. Once we got the food, the quality was not what we expected. I’m sad to say, I won’t be going here again.

This is my go to bagel place in Sugar Land. Close to home. Only problem is they’re always out of bagels, even at 10 am and they don’t offer to make more. You just have to choose from whatever is left, which kind of sucks. But the bagels are good. Reminds me of a NY bagel.

Bagels were tasty! Crunchy on the outside and chewy in the middle. The Lex Sandwich (salmon with cream cheese) is where it’s at! Nice small mom and pop place that doesn’t disappoint.

This is based strictly on the food. Which is amazing! The best bagel I found in Sugar Land and I’ve lived here for almost 2 months. The shop is nice and clean, but you can tell it’s a smalltime operation. They serve their bagels on plastic disposable plates. (But the taste more than makes up for it) The service is exceptional, friendly and relaxed.

The food was good. The restroom was absolutely disgusting. It looks like they have not cleaned the restroom in months. It makes me wonder what it looks like behind the counter.

The Lox bagel sandwich is so delicious! Smoked salmon, cream cheese, capers, red onion, and a plain bagel. All the ingredients are so fresh! First time here and I am in love with the bagel sandwich!

Introduced to me by some classmate after final. I ordered the Steak & Eggs on Plain Beagle. It took awhile to receive the order but it was understandable because it was only one lady working the grill and the front. The prices are okay. This is a great breakfast place!

Awesome place to stop by for a quick bite before work. Everything is cooked fresh and tastes fresh!

I remember coming here once a long time ago, sophomore year of high school (2007). It was after a long Saturday morning of swim practice, and my whole swim team decided to drop by for breakfast. I remember ordering a croissant sandwich with ham and cheese, but don’t remember what it was that made it taste sooo good. Maybe I was extremely hungry after our rigorous practice, or maybe I loved croissants. Might’ve been the good time that I was having with the whole team. Whatever it was, it left quite an impression on me.
It’s a relatively small breakfast joint, located in a secluded corner of the plaza, so it’s not that well known. I completely forgot about Boulevard Bagel until a while ago, when I drove pass and the sight of this place triggered my taste buds into remembering that amazing croissant sandwich I had many years ago. I stopped in to grab some breakfast, only to see that the place has changed a bit. No more croissants on the menu, and the entire place was operated by a single old lady that moved pretty slow. But as slow as she was, I liked the fact that the sausage patty and egg (cracked fresh from its shell) for my everything bagel sandwich was cooked fresh right in front of you. And I was also delighted at the fact that the seasoning for the everything bagel was on BOTH sides of the bagel.

Great little place with yummy lox sandwich! The wait is a little long, but worth it!

Nice local place and really good service. Loved the bagels and cream cheese. I rally liked the jalapeño and cheese bagel.
It’s definately worth visiting and checking out. They apparently have a veggie Nehal as well which I have to try next time.
Love supporting local places, I think this place has been around for a while. Also they close at 2pm

A drop in for bagels to go. So a few quick notes:
1. Go early b/​c it seems that by 10:30 ish on a Sunday morning the bagels were about half gone.
2. Toast or not to toast — some discouragement from toasting as the bagels may get hard (but I like them toasted!)
3. Cream cheese — looks to be homemade! (and the honey walnut was quite good).
Bottom line — bagels were pretty good (mm everything bagels). Service was average. You’re not going to get the chipper warm fuzzies here — but you will get some bagels and cream cheese.

I wasn’t impressed. Service was good. Maybe I went too late, but the bagel supply was bare and the cool display of Tazo tea was tempting until I found it was empty. I ordered the onion bagel with bacon and cheese, because there were no more Everything bagels, my favorite. It turned out to be ok even with my 15 min. drive to work. But still, I would go here over Einstein just to support a local business.

Hungry before a long road trip, I stopped by Boulevard Bagel beforehand and picked up a cinnamon raisin with cream cheese, as well as their breakfast special (#1). The bagels were nice and toasted, a bit crunchy, just the right amount of chewy, and not too thick or doughy. Needless to say, it was exactly what I was looking for! I got the breakfast bagel with the garlic bagel, which was delicious and went well with the sausage, cheese, and egg. Though it wasn’t the best tasting sausage or cheese in the world, the sandwich as a whole was satisfying.
The girl at the front is super friendly, and will brighten anyone’s day!

Tasty homemade bagels and super soft cream cheese make this place a good breakfast spot in Sugar Land!
Boulevard is not a flashy place; snuggled in between a mobile phone repair shop and an ice cream shop facing Lexington Blvd. They offer up a delicious homemade bagel that can be converted to a sandwich (bacon, egg and cheese is my favorite) or simply served with cream cheese. I think most folks will like the non-​commercial feel of this place (I’m not knocking on Einstein’s). The only gripe I have with this place is they have a slight wait. You order at the counter and it takes a few minutes to get your bagel (no matter how simple). However, its not enough to deter me from coming back. :)

I stopped in here on a Saturday morning after getting my Mani/​Pedi a few doors down. I was pleasantly pleased and even bought some bagels to home take home for the week. The employees were incredibly nice and pleasant.
One thing that was even more pleasing and a pleasant surprise was the great tasting coffee. It rocked! Not too strong, not too weak, but just right. It’s often hard to find a great cup of coffee, even from Starbucks and I mean, just plain coffee. The coffee alone will make me a return customer.
I will be back and recommend it highly. The bagels were great and loved the spread and the coffee!

They know me by name I come in so often during the week on my way to work. Very friendly and consistent. I always get a plain bagel toasted with egg and bacon. They’e made a bunch of changes since buying it, and at first I was not happy and boycotted, but now I’m a regular again.
Great coffee with choice of real whole milk or half and half. Also has tea and soft drinks. They have flavored coffee too. Good selection of bagels and cream cheese spreads.

Cousins of the donut, makes you wonder which came first?
Have to admit, I dont understand the whole bagel fascination, or even the purpose of the hole in the middle. I mean it’s basically bread right?
Food:
Wheat bagels– tasted like bread.
Onion Bagels– Tasted like bread with onions.
Jalapeño spicy bagels– Tasted like jalapeño bread.
But when you put the Texas heat spread on it. Man now these little «O“‘s comes alive, and the gripiness of the external texture can be put to good use in squeezing and distribute the spread to all the right places.
To me the bagels might be a left over of the village market culture, but this place offers enough to make breakfast interesting and somewhat healthy if you can shun the overly rich spread.