CuisineBakery
Price$
NeighborhoodNolita
HoursMon-Sat 09:00-21:00, Sun 11:00-19:00
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Tip: The plain or strawberry are the originals. The Oreo and the salted caramel are the indulgent picks; share two.

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Address: 17 Cleveland Place, New York, NY 10012, New York City

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Black Seed Bagels ★ 4.3

$ BakeryWood-fired hand-rolled bagelsNolita

Black Seed in Nolita bakes Montreal-style honey-water bagels in a wood oven in New York City. Smaller, sweeter, denser than the New York standard.

Worth the queueBeet-cured lox sandwich

TipMobile order is the fastest line. The beet-cured lox sandwich is the cross-style order to share.

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Kossar's Bagels & Bialys ★ 4.5

$ BakeryBialys and hand-rolled bagelsLower East SideWalk-in only

Kossar's on Grand Street has baked bialys on the Lower East Side of New York City since 1936, and is the oldest bialy bakery in the United States.

Worth the queueOnion bialy, straight from the oven

TipHours are cut short during the current renovation, so go before 14:00. Bialys are best within an hour of the bake; ask what came out last.

Ess-a-Bagel ★ 4.6

$ BakeryHand-rolled New York bagelsMidtownWalk-in only

Ess-a-Bagel on Third Avenue has hand-rolled bagels in Midtown New York City since 1976. Boiled in barley malt water, baked on burlap, sold dense and seeded.

Worth the queuePlain everything bagel with scallion cream cheese

TipThe line is 30 minutes at 09:30 weekends. Order over the counter; pre-paid online jumps the line.

Tompkins Square Bagels ★ 4.4

$ BakeryHand-rolled bagelsEast VillageWalk-in only

Tompkins Square Bagels on Avenue A boils bagels at dawn in the East Village, New York City. Eight cream-cheese flavours, hot bagels until they sell out.

Worth the queuePumpernickel everything

TipSells out by 13:00 most weekends. Lunch arrives early; the lox sandwich is built thick.

Black Seed Bagels ★ 4.3

$ BakeryWood-fired hand-rolled bagelsNolita

Black Seed in Nolita bakes Montreal-style honey-water bagels in a wood oven in New York City. Smaller, sweeter, denser than the New York standard.

Worth the queueBeet-cured lox sandwich

TipMobile order is the fastest line. The beet-cured lox sandwich is the cross-style order to share.

William Greenberg Desserts ★ 4.5

$ BakeryBlack-and-white cookies, schneckenUpper East Side

William Greenberg Desserts on Madison Avenue has baked the canonical black-and-white in the Upper East Side, New York City since 1946. Schnecken.

Worth the queueBlack-and-white cookie

TipOrder black-and-whites in the bigger six-inch size. Pre-order schnecken at Rosh Hashanah; they sell out a week ahead.

Levain Bakery ★ 4.4

$ BakerySix-ounce cookiesUpper West SideWalk-in only

Levain Bakery has baked the six-ounce chocolate chip walnut cookie in the Upper West Side, New York City since 1995. Two-tray racks, lines around the block.

Worth the queueChocolate chip walnut cookie

TipThe original Upper West Side basement counter has the shortest line at 17:00. Heat one for ten seconds in your hotel microwave.

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