Austin Axis Guide to Bagels

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Bagel Manufactory, The

2200 Guadalupe Street

Austin, Texas

Tel: (512) 478-7655

Reader Remarks

Mark Herro (12/12/95)

This place is my personal favorite place to get bagels in Austin. Consistantly flavorful with a great texture. I just wish it wasn't down by UT (not convenient for me, I go once every couple weeks and get a bunch to freeze) and I wasn't served by a young lady with purple hair!

Eric Hunt (1/19/96)

My favorite in town! Drop by early in the morning for hot bagels fresh from the oven. A brand-new New York City transplant was very impressed by their offerings as well.

Bagelry, The

I

8127 Mesa Drive

Austin, Texas

Tel: (512) 502-9222

III

3663 Bee Caves Road

Austin, Texas

Tel: (512) 306-1327

IV

2000 South IH-35

Round Rock, Texas

Tel: (512) 255-9915

V

5501-B Balcones Drive

Austin, Texas

Tel: (512) 459-8602

Reader Remarks

Mark Herro (12/12/95)

My second-favorite bagel place(s) in Austin. Generally good taste and texture, though they seem to "stumble" once in a while. Multiple locations (including a small stock at Whole Foods) make them more convenient than The Bagel Manufactury. Their 'bagle of the day' flavors is great for variety. They also make bagel chips (yum!).

Bruegger's Bagel Bakery Commissary

800 Paloma Drive

Austin, Texas

Tel: (512) 218-3990

Central

2514 Guadalupe Street

Austin, Texas

Tel: (512) 477-1128

Reader Remarks

Shannon Leckey (4/25/97)

Regarding: Bruegger's Bagels, on Guadalupe, in Austin, Tx;

This place charges New York Prices, but the bagels are just not cutting the cheese for me. There is a hint of chewiness, which i love, but I am simply overwhelmed by paying multiple dollars to get a Tiny Little Itsy Bitsy Bagel. It's a miniature Bagel. It's a tease. And some of those freaky flavored cream cheeses scare me half to death.

Also, by the way, Any bagels sold ON the UT campus are guaranteed to taste like rocks.

Hot Jumbo Bagel

307 West Fifth Street

Austin, Texas

Tel: (512) 477-1137

Reader Remarks

Jon Dough's

2021 Guadalupe Street

Austin, Texas

Tel: (512) 472-8750

Reader Remarks

New York Bagel Shop & Deli

9070 Research Blvd.

Austin, Texas

Tel: (512) 467-1700

Reader Remarks

Mark Herro (12/12/95)

I tried 'em once...blech! Maybe it was because I caught them near closing time, or maybe they were just having a bad day, but the selection I took home just didn't hold up the other bagel places I usually go to (Bagel Manufactury or The Bagelry).

Mike McNally (12/12/95)

New Your Bagel & Deli has opened a new shop up at 183/Anderson Mill.

Macthias (4/3/96)

Feed back on "New York Bagel Shop and Delicatessen"

Reconsider the "blech" statement

That place 'ROCKS'

Their bagels are incredible, if I were you I would go back and try it again.

Texas Bagel Cafe

13945 North Hwy 183

Austin, Texas

Tel: (512) 918-2095

Fax: (512) 918-2509

Reader Remarks

Special Bonus Section -- Best Bagels Anywhere

Stuart Greenfield (12/17/95)

Having just returned from NYC, my vote would be for H&H Bagels on 617 W. 46th. Besides the fresh warm bagels, H&H has bialies, which I would kill for. A baker's dozen go for $7.20, they do have an 800 and will ship UPS.

Contributors

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Mark Herro (mark_herro@email.sps.mot.com)

Eric Hunt (hunt@metrowerks.com)

Shannon Leckey (shannon@tsasa.lanl.gov)

Mike McNally (m5@tivoli.com)

Macthias (Macthias@aol.com)

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