4 Brothers NY Bagels
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4 Brothers NY Bagels Reviews
This is our new favorite BAGEL place in CStat. Options were endless, breakfast or lunch. Absolutely loved the bagel chips and dip as a side!!! Will definitely be back!
12th man bagel and Iced Mocha were amazing!
I placed my order online for pickup this morning and paid in advance, but unfortunately there were several issues when I arrived:
1. I ordered and paid for a 20 oz. coffee, but it was served in a 16 oz. cup. The online site did not mentioned that 20 oz. cups were unavailable.
2. The bagel I selected online was not available, so I had to choose a different one when I arrived. This location apparently does not offer the sun-dried tomato bagel, yet it continues to be listed...read full review
1. I ordered and paid for a 20 oz. coffee, but it was served in a 16 oz. cup. The online site did not mentioned that 20 oz. cups were unavailable.
2. The bagel I selected online was not available, so I had to choose a different one when I arrived. This location apparently does not offer the sun-dried tomato bagel, yet it continues to be listed...read full review
Hours
| Monday | 7AM - 3PM |
| Tuesday | 7AM - 3PM |
| Wednesday | 7AM - 3PM |
| Thursday | 7AM - 3PM |
| Friday | 7AM - 3PM |
| Saturday | 7AM - 3PM |
| Sunday | 7AM - 3PM |
The place in CStat offers endless options for breakfast or lunch and has become a new favorite bagel spot. Bagels are described as very good with a right texture: moist yet crisp, chewy but not doughy, not raw, not over cooked, with a light glaze. The bagel chips and dip serve as a side and many customers love them. Employees are courteous, nice and work hard under stressful circumstances, and the staff verifies specific details when food is prepared. Popular items include an everything bagel with egg and cheese, a salmon, egg, swiss on a toasted onion bagel, and an asiago bagel with spinach and artichoke cream cheese. The Swiss cheese bagel and the cheddar bacon cream cheese are also good, though the latter can be a lil salty. The Rainbow Cookies are offered and the packaging uses a paper bag, not plastic. Prices are on the expensive side, with a bagel and bottle of water costing about $20, but many find the quality worth it. Online ordering sometimes lists items such as sun‑dried tomato bagel, turkey sausage breakfast or 20 oz coffee that are not available at the location, leading to issues with price and availability. The atmosphere is good, fairly busy and the location can be faster than other places. Customers can arrive before 1pm for a bigger selection of bagels and to try the egg bagel with spinach artichoke.