Seymour Friedman, our founder, founded Brooklyn Bagel Bakery in 1953. He borrowed space from Weitz's Bakery in Los Angeles' West Adams neighborhood. He eventually took over the bakery at 4658 West Ada…
This was the Open-Face Sandwich - Garden Veggie (v) with added turkey.
I devoured the other half before taking a pic! It's delicious! Enough for two people or lunch then an early dinner. I'd get this again! The veggies were fresh and crisp. It was perfect!!
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Ivy A
Nuevo experto • 5 contribuciones
Loved
• 8/6/26
• DoorDash order
I got the open face lox bagel with vegan cream cheese and a vanilla matcha this morning and both were really good. The bagel was nice and crispy without being too doughy, and they added a really good amount of toppings and lox. The matcha had the perfect balance of sweetness while still tasting like matcha.
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Cindy F
Experto local • 32 contribuciones
Loved
• 15/12/24
• DoorDash order
Delicious!! I had the Bagel Sandwich - Bacon Egg Avocado & Cheese it's so flavorful and filling! I would consider it pretty huge portion. The Breakfast Potatoes are the best potatoes I've ever had. Love that they're thin and the flavor is to die for. Drinks also on point Matcha Latte and Fresh Lemonade with Mixed Berries were both amazing 👌
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Joshua M
Nuevo experto • 22 contribuciones
Liked
• 13/12/25
• DoorDash order
My 1st time ordering from here. That Bagel Sandwich - LOX was spectacular! It was well made and certainly not a skimpy portion. It was so good that I missed the chance to post a pic. The bagel and veggies were fresh and delicious, and I will definitely come back for more!
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Derek B
Nuevo experto • 28 contribuciones
Didn't like
• 24/1/25
• DoorDash order
Really chincy on the lox creamcheese. I had to start ordering gluten-free for my son and daughter, both bagels had so little creamcheese in them that I had to use my own, the picture shows that the bagel is empty in spots, on both sides... Maybe I'm just use to bagel boss. but $8.00 for bagel and lox creamcheese, and you dont get a meal that makes your kids happy = miserable kids.
