Bagels Restaurants near Walnut Creek, CA

“Hey we are hiring right now! If anyone is interested in working with us please feel free to direct message me. Thank you.“

“Love your bagels. Good service.“

“Hits the spot. Friendly, toasted bagels many varieties, eggs cheese bacon ham of all descriptions. Good chips and drinks, a chocolate muffin that looks like it was made this morning and on site. Good stuff. Perfect pit stop place. Family happy

I took away. Basic digs.“

“I simply did not expect to have the best bagel I've ever had on a lazy Saturday afternoon.

Walked in with my wife to a cozy atmosphere. Warm colors, good smells, the owner's kids having fun at one of the tables. Felt like walking into a home you were a guest in.

Great selection of bagels, we arrived pretty close to closing so some of the more interesting options were expectedly sold out. I went with the open faced turkey avocado melt on a gourmet pesto bagel.

The bagel was perfectly toasted, crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside. Great amount of turkey and avocado covered in cheese that was just the right amount of toasted and melted. With just enough tomato to keep it from feeling dry. Topped with onion that provided the zing it needed.

Will be coming back.

Kid-friendliness: Considering owners kids were playing at a table, pretty kid friendly.“

“Best bagels and sandwiches in San Ramon!“

“Went to sunrise for years when I worked in concord. I get the cinnamon honey butter and it always drips butter 😋“

“My first experience with the house of bagels, but in the late 60s, I attended high school with one of the sons and also had my first Onion flat. After moving back from New York and year 2000 I was glad to see that they were still in business, And that whenever I am in and around always without hesitation, stop by to pick up some bagels or two or three🥰“

“Bagel Street Cafe is a local legend.About: From their website, “Bagel Street Café was established in the Bay Area as a family business in 1990s. The first Bagel Street Café opened in 1996 in Alamo, California. Along with the Alamo location eventually came 21 other retail locations and a Production Plant/Warehouse in Fremont that have made their place around the Bay Area.”Description: This place is simple, delicious, and friendly. It’s been around for a while because they do things the right way!The staff is very friendly, inviting, and accommodating.Menu: I usually go for the salmon lox bagel, and get it toasted. There are many options from breakfast to lunch. Egg, turkey and, ham sandwiches are great.Seating: Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating.Enjoy!!“

“I've tried a few different items and each time they were delicious. My favorite has to be the quiches, though. Sandwiches are a bit pricey for a bagel sandwich but I guess what isn't pricey these days? Especially in Danville.

Staff is always nice and quick to create orders.

My favorite drink there is the Thai tea with boba.“

“Slow service. Update to the update…got the receipt…. Thanks Update: Yes, happy to update to 1 star because I emailed the link provided and no reply after 1 week. All I’m looking for is a reprint of a receipt for a breakfast ofNoahs that I catered. When after no response via email I tried calling this location and they never answer the phone, either.“

“It was quick, cute, cozy. And they even filled up my reusable water bottle. Also there was a group of men hanging out inside having coffee, one of them had a dog. It was adorable 😍. Its a whole vibe to go have coffee on a Saturday morning with your friends I ordered a chai latte with almond milk and honey, and a breakfast panini it was the bacon one yumm. Spent somewhere around 20$“

“Sunshine is better if you want heartier stuff, but if you want a light breakfast/lunch and nice coffee this is better. The staff is very nice. Parking can be dicey at peak hours but that isn't their fault.

Parking: 7 parking spots off to the side, otherwise parking is reserved/hard to squeeze through

Wheelchair accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible sidewalk, no stairs“