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“Amazing Mexican food. The staff is so friendly and the food is so good.“
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“The best bagels around! Staff is always super friendly and fast service. My go to place for breakfast on the go.“
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“Bagel Art Bakery has the best bagels ever!! Just had one of their pizza bagels and they tasted delicious!! Fast service and great employees!“
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“Bagel Art Bakery has the best bagels ever!! Just had one of their pizza bagels and they tasted delicious!! Fast service and great employees!“
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“Stopped in randomly right after opening Monday morning 6/15/26. First time here and will be back. Grabbed a freshly made and still warm Jerusalem bagel and a chocolate rugalach for $3.07. Also, I parked in the adjacent parking lot next door and walked over. Their lot was full and very close to Pierce street traffic... You have to back out onto the street.
So the Jerusalem bagel was delicious and brought back an unexpected nostalgic memory and forgotten present day disappointment. Back in the 90's, my mom got me an Auntie Anne's pretzel when at the mall or after Y swim lessons, and I'd always get the sesame seed pretzel. It was really good! Maybe 8 years ago while hungry at the Steamtown Mall, I stopped in Auntie Anne's and wanted to get a sesame pretzel. Hadn't had one in almost 2 decades. Well it didn't exist because they decided to ruin a great thing. Just why?!? Oh I was bummed. I even checked out some Amish pretzel places while traveling in hopes maybe they understood the sesame pretzel greatness, but unfortunately they didn't. Even wanted to make this a profitable suggestion to such businesses, but my food frustration eventually dissipated to completely forgetting. Until yesterday when I took my first Jerusalem bagel bite. Omg, it was almost exactly like the Auntie Anne's sesame pretzel!! However if it wasn't freshly made warm, it would have hit like a bagel. I had planned to take to home and toast with cream cheese, but abandoned that plan after the surprising sesame pretzel resurrection. Actually I'm not sure how you'd eat this bagel with cream cheese anyway since you can't easily slice in half. Thank you Bagel Bar for the childhood food memory experience!!“