New York Bagels & Deli
25th St Shopping Ctr, Easton, PA, 18042
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Address :
25th St Shopping Ctr
Easton, PA, 18042 - Phone (610) 250-9497
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Opening Hours
- Mon :6:00 am - 6:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : No
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Karen Q.
The bagels have always been great. They are freshly made, toasted if you want it that way and can be had in a wide range of varieties. They have flavored cream cheeses and the cream cheese lox is my favorite. If bagels was all they served I'd give them 4 or 5 stars. But the name is New York Bagels and Deli. The deli sandwiches are their weakness. Our sandwiches today were awful. They sent us home with Reubens made of Pastrami instead of corned beef and even the enormous amount of dressing they tossed on couldn't hide the fact they used the wrong meat. The fries were dry and tasted off. Not dry like crunchy and over cooked but dry and powdery as if they'd spent too long in a freezer uncovered. You know your French fries are bad when a 6 year old won't eat them. This was the second time I was unhappy with our take out order. The first time I returned to have it fixed. This time I don't care enough to put myself out or ever return. If I was basing my rating on today alone I would have given it 1 star. But like I said the bagels are good.
(3)Jay S.
i was born and Brooklyn and have been eating New York bagels over 25 years. This place didn't taste like New York anything to me. The Bagels were very hard and the cream cheese was horrible. I asked if I could have my bagel cut in half and toasted and I was given attitude by some foreign guy. Not impressed with anything I got here and I have punished myself a few times by going here. The only thing New York about this place was the attitude and rudeness.
(1)John G.
Wow. Really really really Really really really Really really really Really really really Really really really Really really really Really really really Really really really Really really really Really really really Really really really Really really really Really really really Really really really Really really really bad. Place is dirty. Employees do not wash hands.
(1)Christine B.
Fresh bagels made on site. Their veggie cream cheese is my favorite. The egg sandwiches are so much better than Dunkin Donuts which is located very near New York Bagels & Deli.
(5)Allison M.
We've been going here for some time now, and it started off great but it's been getting worse and worse. Orders are always wrong, they but the wrong fillings on the wrong bagels, and last time the pork roll was inedible. Such a shame too because there is a serious lack of decent bagel places in the Easton area.
(1)Jen E.
This isn't a place you take your mom for Mother's Day, that's for sure. It's like a lunch truck, but in a strip mall. The place looks heavily used and a bit grubby, but not actively disgusting. The staff matched the decor pretty well. The older fellow looks like a guy who's been sitting over a grill since 6am. He probably won't win any awards for style or grace, but he makes a damn fine sandwich. My order was a chicken sandwich with mozzarella, red peppers and a herb mayo for me, and a Reuben for my boyfriend. Each sandwich came wrapped in foil, placed in a styrofoam with the chips and pickle. Bonus points for not just throwing the pickle in a baggie to drip it's juice everywhere. (I'm looking at you, Manhattan Bagel.) When I got the sandwiches home, they were pretty messy. The combination of grilled chicken grease and mayo soaked straight through the bread, leaving it with little structural integrity. But it was the good, flavorful kind of soaked grease - The kind you expect when you go to a place like this. I had to fight for a bite of the Reuben, as my boyfriend said it was the best Reuben he'd ever had. It also had that same sloppy deliciousness, but his rye toast felt more intact than my kaiser roll. In summary, our lunch was delicious in the most unhealthy way possible. I should probably book it to my cardiologist to see if my arteries have suffered any long-term damage after this sandwich, but I think I'd rather take a nap instead. Goodnight.
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