The Bagel Stop
201 E 5th St, Cincinnati, OH, 45202
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Address :
201 E 5th St
Cincinnati, OH, 45202 - Phone (513) 287-8662
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Opening Hours
- Mon :7:00 am - 3:3
Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Bike Parking : No
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Erica C.
I love this place and love the employees. I'm giving them 4 stars instead of 5 because of their insistence that broccoli cheddar soup is a winter soup. I like it year-round. Damn soup nazis.
(4)Amanda B.
I work in the building with the Bagel Stop and have mixed feelings about the place. I am pretty much obsessed with the jalepeno bagel with veggie cream cheese and wish I could start every day with it! However, I've gotten a few other bagels from there and haven't felt as passionate about them. A few times they've been over cooked and burnt to the point they're not worth eating. I've only had a few things for lunch from there and I've been the most pleased with the Cajun chicken salad on a pretzel bun. It's delicious and very filling! I did try their chicken chili one day and it was a thick, gross, glob of a chili that I would hardly call chili. It tasted gross and clearly was the last bit of the pot. I wish I didn't spend my money on that. As for coffee, it's just okay. I prefer to get my coffee elsewhere, but if I have to I will grab a cup from the Bagel Stop. I truly agree with other reviewers that they are overpriced. For a refill it's pretty much the same price as the original cup. Lastly, I do want to say how friendly and nice all of the workers are, they all seem to be having a good time and they treat customers very well.
(3)Stefanie R.
Like the other reviews state, Bagel Stop is overpriced. Lunch options are pretty good, but I don't recommend the breakfast AT ALL. This morning, I went and they were out of bagels (which is like an Italian restaurant being out of pasta), and so I opted for their breakfast burrito. It was possibly the worst breakfast burrito that I've ever eaten. The egg had been microwaved, there was too much salsa and onion, and the entire thing was cold. The fact that it cost $4.95 didn't help. The first time I tried breakfast there, I was less than impressed. This was the second (and last) time I will eat breakfast there. Sad to say for a place that purportedly specializes in a typical breakfast food.
(2)Sarah F.
This is the Bagel Stop location in the skywalk at the Chemed Center (there's another location on Walnut). The curry chicken salad is the best option I've found there; other options I've tried (e.g. turkey reuben, regular chicken salad) aren't that great. The wait gets really, really long around noon here (even if it doesn't seem like there are that many people in front of you). It's also a bit overpriced for what you get. So, probably only worth it for those who work very close, or if you can get there via the skywalk without getting hot, cold, or rained on (as the case may be).
(2)Teresa S.
I went to the Enquirer location at 2:55 pm, not realizing they closed at 3 pm. The ladies were very nice and said it was no problem to make whatever I wanted. I was impressed they offered three different vegetarian sandwiches. The veggie wrap was very good and employees were very friendly. I will be back! Thanks!
(4)Lauren F.
Before it was bagel stop, this small location in the Cincinnati Enquirer building was a family owned shop with incredible soups and reasonable prices. It became so convenient to cross the street that we often visited the place several times a day. When it reopened again as Bagel Stop we were overjoyed until we realized the price hikes and the changes in the menu. All complaining aside this is still a very convenient place to have if you work within a few blocks of the area. The bagels are good, the chocolate cookies are addicting and the sandwich selection is pretty decent, especially if you take into account the several vegetarian options. To bad the soups will never hold a candle to the previous business. The staff is usually dour and tough to get a smile from but I've found myself alone with them in the shop on many occasions when they didn't feel threatened by the suits and the skirts, the banter turned light and I actually felt I was dealing with real humans, not ghettofab cutouts with neck tattoos and bad hair. Check out the lunch calendar with specials highlighted a month in advance. They stop selling soups and sandwiches half an hour before close but they have extended their hours to 3:30pm. Be prepared to wait during the lunch rush but that's pretty typical for the area.
(3)Brian F.
This is a pretty popular spot to grab a sandwich during your lunch hour downtown. The offerings are pretty standard for a bagel place, including several different soups each day. Slightly overpriced for what you get, but I keep going back, so it must be good.
(4)Kevin S.
Egg salad with lettuce, tomato, and cucumber on a toasted sesame, please. Chips. Coke. That was my official lunch order about twice a week for the 18 months I worked on a project at P&G's HQ. I miss these bagels especially whenever I have the similar offering (no cuke, boo) from the bagel joint here in Bumblefuck Shores.
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