How much are noahs bagels
I rarely leave such a negative comment but I'm just so disappointed in a place that tries to come off as some New York delicatessen when they know and I know, this place has a long way to go to meet those standards. In NYC, they know that smiling and making small talk is no substitute for good food and timely service. Its a freaking bagel chain not a three star michelin. We don't complain about the quality of the meat at McDonald's because we know its crap and its supposed to be.
We don't cry about how bad the service is at Carl's Junior because we know that they get paid nothing to do demeaning work. I mean seriously If you want quality and kindness support small business. OMG their lox is so amazing. I wish they would sell their "Chelsea" coffee beans to the public.
OHH and in regards to people saying they have bad service? You can get a nice "roll with a hole" at Noahs, it tastes just like the one you'd get at Safeway, BTW but if you've had actual bagels, you'll be disappointed as I was. Apparently those are discontinued.
It's the best. What happened? Filling enough to make it to lunch, plain or shmeared. The sundried tomato cream cheese just doesn't do it for me if they even have that anymore. Just be sure to double check your order.
As I am a Celiac, I decided to try one. Very, very tasty! And since Einstein's and Noah's are the "same," I am wondering if anyone has spotted gluten-free bagels at this location.
I'm writing the company now to let them know; hoping enough people will do so and they'll offer bagels without it. Staff is not provided the proper resources to do their jobs well, to do their jobs as is instructed by the training videos. I'm under the impression that this has to do with minimizing costs. Employees are not paid well and can't really hope for raises, even after years of working there. It's a pretty terrible place to work and there are better places to spend your money in Davis Walk in with a big smile and a modest resume.
If you can't speak with the manager, come back when she's there. And go back frequently. The food is usually very tasty and prepared rapidly and we do enjoy it. Today, however, we came across the first slight snag. We ordered sweet bagels blueberry and cinnamon raisin and, once we bit into them, we were greeted with a mouthful of onion and garlic vapor.
The bagels certainly looked like blueberry and cinnamon raisin. We exchanged and the replacements untreated - just plain suffered the same problem. It could be that they are blind-testing a new cinnamon-garlic-onion bagel and if so I'm not a fan. I just hope they haven't decided to bake sweet and savory together. I came in to pick up a single bagel for my wife, with nothing done to it, and I had to wait in a line expected and then was given my bagel.
I then had to wait in another line, at the other end of the store, by the same person, who just moved to the other "register" While I was "paying" they were taking time to make the 3 people in front of me their bigger orders I don't really understand the double line thing? Can't I just pay at the same time I give my order? Isn't that the logical way? All I know is I had to wait over 10 minutes to get a single bagel with nothing done to it, however, I got to hold the bagel which I didn't own yet within the first 2 minutes?!?!
From now on, I'll just have my wife get her own bagels Hear that Noah's? You're destroying chivalry. I instantly loved the bagels far more than the tougher traditional bagel. After finishing up I move to SoCal and it took some time but they finally have a shop in La Jolla actually called Einsteins Bagels, same company same product and I love it. I remember when there was only one Noah's and one Peet's coffee and people would happily stand in line at both places.
First, Noah's and Einsteins are not the same company. They were however started by the same person who sold "Noah's" and ten started Einsteins. You would think that creating one bagel business that doesn't actually make traditional bagels would be enough for anyone. Real bagels are boiled and then baked. They are super soft on the inside and a little bit chewy on the outside. They probably don't maintain there texture as long as the fake kind.
If you think it doesn't matter than try microwaving your bread rather than baking it just to see how big a difference process makes.
Might as well roll up wonder bread and roll it into a circle and call that a bagel or cut a round pier of cake cut a hole into it and call it a donut. Lies are lies. But if you like it then you are no different then the many who think that high fructose corn sweetener tastes.
And there are upsides to having unrefined tastebuds and lower bills! I would also recommend they get more vegetarian sandwich options. Not worth a long line, but decent. However, my wife likes toasted bagels with cream cheese, lox, and capers, and they can't do it right.
They charge for the capers, and don't put them on the bagel. This has happened 4 out of 5 times over the past year-and-a-half I learned my lesson, and babysit the employee while they make the bagel, and check it before I leave. I see to it that I come here whenever I come back home!! I worked at a similar bagel store for years and know what efficiency looks like. This place needs to figure out a better system.
The employees are nice but much to slow and reliant on the order displays. Also, if you are going to have an order here sign then follow it. Nobody knew where to go. I waited in line every Sunday this summer for them. Six times in a row, they were out of poppyseed, right when I got to the counter after waiting in line for half an hour. Also: I really like the Chelsea hazelnut coffee. I am willing to wait for the coffee.
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