Bagel Boss Burbank

First of all Amy is the best!! She guided us through the flavors, and was so passionate about the menu! We tried a couple bagels and cream cheeses, all were amazing (definitely try the coffee chocolate chip one - OOOOOMG). We also got an M&M cookie and it was PACKED with M&Ms, exactly how it should be! Definitely the closest to a NY bagel I’ve found in LA. Give it a try! They have a big seating area outside and in, and the service was just great!

Tried out this place today in the morning. The place had a small line, but it moved quickly, and there’s a nice patio area if you want to sit outside. The setup inside could use some improvement though with the menus having drinks on one side and food on the other makes ordering a bit awkward, and it feels like it could be streamlined better. We ordered an everything bagel with lox and regular cream cheese, plus an onion bagel bacon egg and cheese. The bagels themselves were quite chewy, more than I’d prefer. While they didn’t taste bad, it wasn’t anything special either. There was a lot of cream cheese on the lox bagel, which some might like but felt a bit heavy-handed to me. The bacon egg and cheese was bland, so I probably wouldn’t get that again. We also had macchiatos, which were fine. Nothing memorable but nothing wrong either. Just as expected. Prices were the biggest surprise: nearly $60 for three people and around $30 for a dozen bagels, which feels steep for what you get. Overall, the quality was okay, and I’d go back to try something different, but I wouldn’t feel comfortable recommending it to friends yet, especially given the price and the fact that the place is still finding its footing.

The service is extremely friendly and prompt. Ample seating in the patio. I’m a native New Yorker and this is the real deal! The bagels are so delicious. Don’t miss the black and white cookies!!! Amy was so welcoming and made our visit so special. Love your earrings, queen.

Randomly stopped here as we were just passing through.. got the everything bagel with garlic & herbs cream cheese and hubby got the bacon egg & cheese everything bagel. It was all so fresh and satisfying. Huge selection of different cream cheese flavors.. Even though there was a line, the service was quick that it went by fast. Will definitely be back!!

Have passed this place on Magnolia several times, and just never had the opportunity to stop in... WELL, not any more! Tried it out on a random whim after a hike, and let me tell you - the bagels are INCREDIBLE! Better than Western Bagels by far, and so many non-dairy options for cream cheese. Sin and Anna took great care of us, they let us sample some of their recommended schemers, and answered all our questions. I haven't had a bagel this good since NYC. Check them out! You won't be disappointed!

The bagels and the cream cheese were so delicious! Even the hot breakfast croissant was so good! Savory and the let’s not forget about the rum cake, lord it was so good! I warmed it at home and it tasted even more yummy! Everything we tried, we’d buy again-blueberry bagel/funfetti cream cheese-YES, cake-YES, bacon, egg, and cheese croissant-ALSO YES! Sorry I forgot to take pics of everything but here’s to two of them for ya! They even packaged us up some things on the house for us since we were first timers. It’s a cute vibe with a patio in the back and room to sit inside. The servers were so joyful and nice and just great spirited folks!

It's probably a better place to go in person, but when ordering online, watch out! Not once, but 2 times they gave me rotten avocado. They sliced it and then positioned it to try and hide it. They have also made orders completely incorrect twice. The deals are really good, but after this last time with the rotten avocado being maneuvered around to try and make you not see it on an open faced bagel. We are calling it quits. I was refunded by our delivery service for it. The bagels are very good by themselves, and I would recommend buying that and the salmon cream cheese separately by itself if you need to order delivery. But, stay away from ordering any prepared food. The people working there seem too lazy to care about food safety.

Amy and Ana were super helpful and friendly! They went above and beyond to make sure my order was exactly what I needed and wanted it to be. The variety of bagels and options for cream cheese flavors are awesome! Best bagels and cream cheese in town!

Came here on a Saturday afternoon right around 12:30, they close at 1:30. There was parking right in front of the store which is for 10 minutes but it's perfect for grabbing bagels to take home There was only one person in line ahead of us, but as the person takes your order they also make your bagel before helping the next person. The line did start to get longer behind us. When we were helped, the staff was SUPER friendly, like extremely nice. They were helpful and even though they were almost out of most bagels they helped us get our order Once the bagels were ready, they were pretty solid and filled to the brim. We will definitely be back!

Came here this morning because Hank's was still closed for Christmas. Got a sausage, egg, and cheese on a toasted everything bagel. It was fine. Bagel seemed underseasoned inside, and the eggs could use a bit more salt. A little cholula when I got home improved it quite a bit. Anyway, I don't know why anyone would choose to go here when Hank's is 5-10 min away, and so much better in every regard. If your LA bagel standard is Noah's or Einstein's, you'll like this place just fine. But, there are so many better options. I'd even choose Yeastie Boys over this place. And I don't think their bagels are very good either. But, at least their sandwiches are better seasoned and more interesting.

Finally got a chance to try this place and I'm sorry I waited so long! Service was great and I love the bagels- got a half dozen and a small cream cheese and we are loving it Also picked up some pastrami - they have it to me heated - I should have specified it was for my lunch the next day. It smelled delicious and I could resist a taste once I got to the car. So delicious! I will definitely be back. You can order online for pickup which is nice so they don't sell out or if there is a big line it minimizes your time

Staff member was helpful during my transaction. She did allow us to sample some of their spreads. The bagels are decently priced but the price does add up with the spread (they do not have any prices listed for the spread). My total was $16 for a bagel with spread and a flagel with spread. My order was prepared quickly. They do offer many places to sit inside, outside, in front. The same staff member who assisted me assisted a younger gentleman who appeared to be wearing a hearing aid. The staff member was impatient and rude to this guest. All he was doing was picking up his order and wanted to purchase a soda. She spoke to him in a loud tone and had an attitude. Management needs to address customer service with staff member. Sesame Bagel- 6/10 The bagel is well coated with sesame seeds. The dough needs some salt as the only flavor was the sesame and not the bread. Jalapeño Spread- 5/10 This spread didn't really have jalapeños but had many pieces of diced red and yellow pepper. Sunflower Flagel- 5/10 Dough needs some salt. The flagel "flat bagel" cost more than a bagel. The flagel seems like a way for a business to sell over proofed bagels. Lox Scallion Spread- 5/10 This spread is missing flavor. Without the scallion, the lox doesn't have any flavor as there is barely any in the spread.

I was excited for Bagel Boss to open. I've been a few times and the service needs a reboot. Some days there is a lot of staff but they're not working in sync. They look bewildered mostly. They need to be a well oiled machine. Especially on busy weekends. One of my orders that was breakfast sandwiches was messed up. The wrong meat was on the wrong bagel. One was lacking cheese that was supposed to be on it. I think the order was lost. An employee asked me what I was waiting on and I showed her my receipt. She went back to check on it and it appeared it had not been started. She offered a baked good for the inconvenience. I declined. And after all of that, my order still wasn't correct. I went back another time and simply ordered bagels, toasted with cream cheese. Straightforward order. My most recent trip back, was another delayed order. An employee asked me what my order was and then went to the kitchen to check. The employee came back and said it would be a bit longer because there was only one person working in the kitchen. The employee offered a baked good. Declined one again. Received order and it was correct. However, a customer came in while I was waiting and his takeout order was incorrect and he brought it back. Two employees rifled through the bag and opened sandwiches up to inspect and told him they would get him another order. They offered him to keep the incorrect order and he declined. They offered him a baked good while he waited. He declined it too. I walked out with my bag and left him there to wait longer while they made his order, again.

The quality of the bagels was amazing, LOVEEEE the egg salad. I recommend adding extras with the egg though, other than that the bagels weren't stale at all and a perfect bite to grab before work.

Came across this place while I was heading to Porto's. Did a U-turn and so glad I did. You literally can smell the bagels from the outside. Sin and Joey were so nice and helpful. Also, they offer samples on their items :) so don't be afraid to ask. This place is awesome. They have inside and outside seating, so plenty of space to enjoy your bagels. I love that they pack on the cream cheese, which btw they have a great selection of. Even their plain bagel with butter was delicious..something about their butter! I was told to get there early has they run out pretty quickly and sometimes even have a line that wraps around, which I believe because this place is no joke. Can't wait to come back.

I'm sorry... this place does not live up to the hype. Very average at best. Bagels are fine, spreads are sub-par. The jalapeño CC is canned pickled jalapeños chopped up, not fresh. The strawberry CC is artificial strawberry syrup mixed in, no fresh fruit. Lox CC was a little bland. Most bagel places in general are good because they have that addicting quality and options to choose from so if you have a hankering, it's fine. But it's not great or memorable at all. Nothing stands out to make it worth coming back unless for convenience.

The bagels we wanted, but not what we needed... On first glance, Bagel Boss looks like any other deli or fast casual place in Los Angeles, but behind that long deli counter lies something special. Bagel Boss comes to Burbank all the way from Long Island, New York. Outside of the little flourishes of artwork and signage, you'd never know. On my first visit, I wondered how New York was this place. As I waited in line, Billy Joel started to play. Let me begin by saying, this is a legit bagel. Chewy, crusty exterior...pillowy, tender bread on the inside. It's nice to toast, but it's not really necessary when they're freshly made every morning. The cream cheese choices that go along with them are equally as good. The regular cream cheese has equal parts creaminess, smoothness, and tang. The flavored versions are exactly what they say...the scallion is scalliony, etc. The lox cream cheese isn't lacking lox...it's not as pink as other bagel shops have it, but I'll take huge chunks of lox mixed in versus the look of "lox spread." My go to combo is an egg bagel with the scallion lox cream cheese...it's everything I want in a bagel without having all the individual pieces to make it up. You could get a traditional lox sandwich with onions and capers, but the lox scallion cream cheese is a nice cheat code. Speaking of cheating...they do not cheat you on the amount of cream cheese schmeared in between a sliced bagel. It's one of the few places where I've had to ask for less, not more. It's a full service deli with salads and sandwiches as well. If cream cheese isn't your thing, you can get a breakfast sandwich with eggs and cheese. My other go to combo is the french toast bagel...which is basically an egg bagel, but sweet and has hints of maple syrup throughout and powdered sugar on top. It goes great with the blueberry or strawberry cream cheese. Surprisingly the star here is the coffee. I'm not even talking about the lattes and other coffee drinks, I'm just getting the regular drip coffee. I don't know what it is or if they do anything special to brew it, but it's just a great cup of coffee. They have a coffee station with all sorts of syrups, sugars, and milk options so you can tailor your perfect cup of coffee. I came here on opening weekend and that was a mistake. The line was down the block...the new employees weren't up to speed, but were extremely kind and helpful...overall though, it was kind of a mess. I can gladly say that the lines have died down and the employees are just as nice and helpful as they were on day one. If I had a complaint about the employees, it's that maybe they're too nice. Overall, Bagel Boss debuts as one of the top bagel shops in Los Angeles and it's going to be in that elite class for as long as I can see. The only knock I have against it is LA has its own bagel culture now. For decades, we only had what we got at supermarkets and the odd donut shop or bakery here and there. We always craved a "true" NY bagel experience. That search lead to bakers here to chase the perfect recipe/technique and like every cuisine we've folded into the Los Angeles food tapestry, we came up with something just as good, if not better. Bagel Boss is excellent...it is that quintessential, classic bagel we have wanted...but it lacks the complex flavors LA bagel hot spots have achieved. LA bagels have achieved sourdough like qualities from ingredients they use...the specific flours...the techniques...the atmosphere that LA brings to that bread. I'm sure the Bagel Boss dough carries that distinct New York terroir, but in the past few years, the style that LA has cultivated has made me rethink the classic bagel. With that said, I'm glad LA is finally a great bagel town and Bagel Boss is an excellent addition to the neighborhood.

Today I discovered Bagel Boss! I had no idea this place existed, I had been going to the usual popular haunts but this place might have changed all that. I was helped my Amy (sorry if the spelling is wrong!), she was great and gave me the 411 on all the sides, especially her favorites. I ordered All The Way Fish, love me a good lox bagel. This did not disappoint but buyer beware, the sandwich was HUGE! I'd recommend splitting it with someone and adding another side, it was so much food that I ended up saving it for later. We did our order to go so didn't end up staying but they had a nice outdoor eating area that I'll have to try my next visit.

East Coasters please don't hate me!!! I was so excited to try this place after all my East Coast friends hyped it up. I really, really wanted to LOVE it. We came here at 10am on a Sunday morning, and the line was already through the door. It took about 45 minutes from start to getting our food. Inside is very claustrophobic since it's so crowded, but I do like that there's an outdoor seating patio right next to it. I ordered the lox salmon cream cheese bagel. It was good. The cream cheese consistency was softer than what I was used to, and it was very creamy. But is it better than the salmon cream cheese bagels I make at home with ingredients I buy at Costco? Not even close. And not even close to the price either. My friend ordered an Impossible Bagel, and added potatoes to it. It costed $18 which is absolutely criminal. My partner ordered the breakfast one, which was like $13. The food was good, but the price tag and wait just makes my head spin. Every time I want to like a bagel place, I end up disappointed because the ones I make with Costco ingredients is just so much better lmao.

Great bagel in a great location! For a Thursday morning, this spot was surprisingly busy! However the service was quick and we got our bagels within a short wait! There's plenty of seating inside and outside on the patio! I ordered a lox bagel, and while the bagel itself has great flavor, the perfect amount of lox, as well as a good amount of spice in the jalapeño cream cheese... I wanted onions and capers, and when I got home I realized they were not added. This doesn't make or break the sandwich to me, but it would've been nice to have. I know this spot is new and maybe ordering on the app would be a little easier than ordering in person for customizations. All this being said, I'd definitely be back next time I'm craving a bagel, and this spot is a great addition to the valley.

Barely a week open and already turning heads in the city of Burbank. Let's be frank, anytime a new restaurant makes its way in Burbank it holds a lot of weight. Rarely does the city of Burbank gain new entrants in the food industry. Shoutout to the Bagel Boss Family for adapting and bringing in some outside culture to Burbank.

Place is brand spanking new! Not even a week open yet. It was very busy on a Saturday morning, a lot of people waiting for their orders but a small line. The line moves fast but is a little disorderly. You place your order at the first register but don't pay until the last register which gives u some time to add some desserts or drinks to your order. Also there are monitors projecting the menus in a slideshow manner, but they did not show the breakfast items which made me think they were not serving breakfast anymore, butttt luckily they still were. I payed at the second register and added an iced latte. You are able to add syrups to your coffee yourself for free at the beverage area. I waited about 30 mins for my two breakfast bagels. MIKES HOT HONEY EGG SANDWICH: 2 Eggs, Bacon, Cheese, Scallion Cream Cheese and Mikes Hot Honey Bagel was huge and soft. Very delicious scallion cream cheese. I love the two cheeses and the quality bacon, nice and thick. That hot honey compliments the sandwich well , it's a nice sweet and savory bite. Next time I will order on jalapeño bagel instead of plain for a lil more kick. Also want to come back for some blueberry or strawberry cream cheese. They have a lot of options here so definitely a place to check out. Overall the staff is friendly , bagels good, and although they just opened... off to a good start.

Bagel Boss is definitely the closest to a NYC bagel we've found in LA, and I dare say possibly the best bagel we've had since moving here. We got the sesame with scallion cream cheese and cinnamon raisin with blueberry cream cheese, both untoasted. The total came out to a little under $12. First impression: I was very pleased to see the generous amount of cream cheese on both bagels (definitely NYC-approved!), and the flavors were spot-on. The bagel itself was quite large, with a chewy texture and shiny crust. There was no line when I went, but it did feel somewhat disorderly. There was a lot of staff, but the process from ordering to payment didn't feel smooth, especially since they've separated the registers. It's their first week, so hopefully it'll be a better in the future. Also, there is limited street parking in the front.

Love this place! Sin is one of the best employees they have and is always super sweet! The bagels are always stuffed with cc and taste amazing! PS you will always see cute dogs if you sit on the patio

Great add to the SFV! The location is a good size with indoor and outdoor seating. For a Thursday it was pretty busy, but they had plenty of staff to keep things flowing and seating areas were clean. The staff were friendly and answered our questions. They have tons of bagel, spread/schmear, and sandwich options. I tried the bacon, egg and cheese. I asked for jalapeño cream cheese on the side, but they ended up putting it on the bagel. My husband ordered a bagel sandwich with jalapeño cream cheese and lox - he asked for onions and capers, but they forgot them. Dispone the hiccups the texture of the bagel and flavors were excellent. Will definitely come back!

The service was terrible all three times I went. The first two times it took at least 40 minutes to get our food and there was mass confusion behind the counter. Tried ordering ahead on app and ordering at counter and each time they took forever and were confused. The third time, they ran out of everything bagels around noon! How does a bagel place run out of bagels? The food is decent but not worth the bad service and the feeling that they just don't care about their customers.

Sundays are pretty busy so give yourself to find street parking and be patient to order. The way it's set up is the sandwiches are on the left and coffee is on the right. I had to try their bagels and lox sandwich. The sandwiches are very filling. They provide lots of topping and have unique cream cheese flavors. Prices are reasonable and there's a lot of seating inside and out on the patio. There's a lot to choose from and excited to go back for another type of sandwich. Bagel dough is nice and light, you're not pulling teeth to take a bite. Excellent spot!

I am so happy to write this review since I finally found my go-to bagel place. I went to New York City over the summer and I've mourned the bagels ever since. These bagels are just like the ones in New York and nothing compares. Plus, they have vegan/dairy-free options. Their tofu veggie cream cheese was SENSATIONAL. Their bagels are also amazing and it's cool they have flagels (flat bagels). The building is sleek inside and there were so many employees ready to help. They were so cheerful and seemed genuinely happy at their job, which is rare. Highly recommend and I hope they open more locations in LA!

My 1st time at bagel boss was this weekend. I was impressed with the food and the service. When placing my order I let Sin know of a food allergy. She was super on top of it. She noted the order, went to the back to tell the cooks and then hand delivered me my food. She was awesome.

I know Bagel Boss is a chain, but it's probably the BEST retail bagel eatery in the country. Bagel Boss' bagels are chewy, slightly firm, and very tasty. I particularly recommend the lox-and-cream cheese combo "sandwich." It's divine. The people who work at Bagel Boss in Burbank are particularly personable, sometimes frenetic, but overall GREAT. The ambiance of the shop is clean and spacious. They have indoor and outdoor seating (and dog-friendly), however it is quite l-o-u-d inside, so note that. Overall: 9.5/10

Bagels great. Service is slow. Walked out when nobody was even taking orders. Sarcastic employee. My first review many months ago was great but now I'm changing my mind because of service

Great food, great service. Real East Coast Vibe. Respectable shmears. Only bagel shop you should be going to.

Two stars because the customer service was great but in my opinion this place is way over hyped! I paid $15 for TWO bagels with cream cheese! That's insane! I honestly wouldn't have mind paying it if the bagels were amazing but I've had better bagels from other places that are also cheaper. Save your money and find a different place.

There's a new new boss in town, Bagel Boss that is. This super-fun stretch of Burbank's Magnolia Boulevard, between Buena Vista and Hollywood Way, is hopping with some new shops and eateries. Easy parking on Magnolia -- Burbank is the town without a parking meter. Bagel Boss is a franchised chain (21 locations) and bagel-wise, I vote 10 out of 10 bagels. My favorite is the salt bagel (unfindable in the supermarket) and BB does them right, lightly toasted and with butter or cream cheese. They also make sandwiches and sides which look pretty good. Indoor and outdoor seating so you can enjoy your toasted bagel while it's still warm. Yum. Welcome to the bagel-hood.

The bagel sandwiches are *very* overpriced at $15.55 for most options. They also are listed as coming with a pickle and did not. They were supposed to come with a side salad as well, but we both declined this side due to the lack of good options. Declining the side salad does not reduce the price of the meal. Staff were not in a good mood and seemed annoyed that there were customers in line. I also saw one staff member go behind the counter from the front of the store by sitting on the counter and swinging their legs over to the other side. That seems unsanitary to me. Coffee is self serve, there is ample seating available, bathrooms, and plenty of street parking. There was no tap water available that we could find and we were not able to get staff's attention to ask.

1st time @ BB and I will definitely be back! The customer service was exceptional. Sin was delightful. She guided me through my options, gave me fabulous recommendations, and took care of my entire order. Who knew the blueberry bagel & Guava spread was a great combo, Sin did! Thanks 4 the recommendation it was delicious!!

I'm not a huge bagel fan but oh my goodness was this bagel DELICIOUS. The staff was so friendly and helpful. There was a bunch of seating options so we were able to eat there. Such a lovely spot! Will definitely be back.

FInally found a place for great bagels baked right there and an excellent deli NYC-style menu. The service is always fast (be ready for a line somedays - it's popular!) and the food is hot - shout out and Thank You to "Sin", it's nice to start my day with a smile. When you're 80...it matters!

TLDR: Go to Hanks. The staff is way way nicer and the product is better. Really Bad Experience this morning. I lived in NyC for years so can take some rude customer service but after waiting in quite the line I ordered a "salt bagel with scallion cream cheese, double toasted with the $5.84 add-on of sliced Lox." Yum right? The woman working the register seemed new, but no problem! I work daily in customer service. She asked if I wanted the tomato, lettuce and capers still and I looked at the price screen and noticed I was somewhere near $16 for a bagel. I knew something was off. All the prices are clearly shown on the sign in front of us, so I asked. She said the lox were $14. I called her attention to the sign and she got super flustered and starting flapping her arms around looking for the manager. I reassured her not to worry, but instead of getting the manager she got, maybe the worst person, she could find. A short haired brunette male, aggressively stepped in. Telling me they sell lox by the pound. I said, oh I just want the bagel add-on that's on the sign for $5.84. He says "I don't see that anywhere!" I had to laugh for a moment because he was so aggressive and their electronic signs change, offering additional breakfast options. But before I had to say anything, the woman originally servicing me told him it's on the sign. Eventually the sign changes (the poor line is getting larger) and he goes "well if doesn't even say by the pound". At this point I'm like, so I insist on speaking to a manager, is this bro the manager? I'm looking down the counter and I see deli meats in a display and wonder if he is confusing my bagel order .... For an entire pound of lox? Why would I pay $16 extra (the price of an entire package of lox at the store) for some slices on my bagel? He then says "well ?". And here is where I say something, I said "I'm really confused why you are being so aggressive and rude when it's your sign showing a price?" This really set him off. They should not allow this person to work in this silly bagel shop. At the end of the day, I left with a scallion cream cheesed bagel, and even though I ordered it twice toasted, it was not toasted. What a bad Sunday morning! All thanks to Bagel Boss, their trashy employee and their incorrect signs.

The BEST bagels in LA!! Honestly so good! Is a true NY bagel and shmear. Staff is so nice and helpful and great for pickup or to sit and eat. Parking is easy as well.

Great new breakfast spot in Burbank. The space is big with lots of spots to eat including outdoor. Service was top notch, super friendly and helpful and service was very fast. Food was delicious! I had a bacon egg and cheese on a toasted plain bagel! Besides bagels that also have a selection of muffins - must go back to try the chocolate chip one! In addition for lunch they do sandwiches! A must try for all in Burbank!

There's nothing I love more than coming on Yelp to review a new bagel spot in LA, because being from NJ, I was practically born in the kitchen of a bagel shop. The main reason I was excited to come here was because I heard they had pork roll. So, naturally, I got a pork roll, egg, and cheese SPK on a whole wheat everything bagel. honestly spectacular. give me 14 of 'em. also got the rainbow cookies and some extra bagels to take home. It was a busy Friday morning and the staff were super friendly. This is a new spot, so everyone complaining about unfriendly staff can kick rocks. A little patience goes a long way! The 4 stars is because I wish there was more porkroll on my bagel, but we WILL be back.

This is a rave review of BAGEL BOSS in Burbank on Magnolia Blvd. They have only been open three months but are getting very good word of mouth and deservedly so. The bagels and spreads (I suppose if I say "shmears" it will give me definite New York street cred!) are top-notch. This shop is very inviting. It's clean, the many employees seem very friendly and the bagels have a total East Coast (especially Long Island) taste and texture. I had a toasted everything with olive spread and a cup of fresh brewed coffee. All excellent. The dough actually is flown in from Long Island and the bagel baking is finished in-store. I suspect their sandwiches are also of equally high quality too as well as the desserts (Linzer cookies rugelach and those rainbow cookies!) If you crave a taste of New York and are anywhere in the area, make this a definite stop. They are open until 3PM.

First time here not bad Bagels are big and taste great Had the Sydney which filled me up no problems Reminds me of schnitzel sandwiches back home which is why I guess it's called the Sydney The only down side as the size of the salad ! Tiny is probably best way to describe it but given the size of the bagel I probably didn't need it much bigger ! Dining in and out under cover from the sun Pretty chill vibe coming off the staff as well

Just came back from New York and was excited to try this place. I really enjoyed the taste of these bagels. We got the salt, everything, and jalaleño and cheese bagel and they were all delicious! The bagels are fresh and have a nice crunch ( we asked for them to be toasted). The staff is friendly and helpful. Well be going back.

Paid $15 for a pastrami, egg, and cheese, which ended up being 2% pastrami, 94% egg, and 4% cheese (but just on one half). Considering the price, I was hoping for AT LEAST 40% pastrami... Bit disappointed and not sure I'll come back for more mostly egg bagels...

NY Bagels have landed in Los Angeles! Bagel Boss comes from Long Island, NY and opened a store in Burbank! Now lets see.. Are they really the "boss of bagels?" They have tons of schmears and salads to choose from! From classics like scallion to crazy flavors like, funfetti, there's something for everyone! Their breakfast menu is extensive as well! They even have desserts too! I saw this crazy celery soda I just had to share! As you can see, they really push the limits when it comes to flavors! If you need a pick-me-up, they have a coffee station, which definitely reminded me of how bagel shops at home do! I love the seating area they have outside. I've been here twice and the first time, I brought a bacon egg & cheese on a sesame bagel, home and tried it. Initial reaction, has a nice chew & bounce! Solid flavors & great ingredients. Because I took it home, it got soggy so I wanted to give them a fair chance & eat it fresh at the location! A few days later, I went back to the location! As a New Yorker, & bagel snob haha! I had HIGH EXPECTATIONS! First up, I tried a bacon egg and cheese with a hashbrown on their blueberry bagel! This is something I usually order back at home. As you can see, this bagel has a nice thickness to it! WOW! They truly do NOT skimp on the amount of ingredients they use, here! Tons of bacon, tons of cheese, and a perfect amount of egg! Theyre so generous with the cheese that it oozed out onto the wrapping.. TRUE New York style! And check out the crust on the top! I'll let you in on a little secret.. The key to a GREAT bagel is a crunchy outer layer and a chewy - not TOO chewy, inside that maintains fluff. This bagel did exactly that! Next, I tried the plain bagel with the blueberry schmear! I'm definitely a fan of schmears so I was excited to try it! As a bagel connoisseur ... This bagel was... Not it.. I can NOT.. in good faith.. call THIS is a New York bagel.. I was actually quite perplexed at this, as I have never seen a bagel that looked like this in NY. Dry all over and thin.. The flavor of the bagel itself wasn't bad, but it just didn't meet expectations for a New York bagel - and trust me, I've had MANY. I'm very well versed in the NY bagel scene! The schmear, however, was quite nice. I did enjoy that! I was curious to see if this is how they serve their plain at their NY locations... and well .... It looks like they do........ The blueberry bagel was definitely more "true" and familiar, to me, of what a New York bagel is supposed to look, feel, and taste like. I don't know why or HOW they missed the mark on the plain one.. Lastly, I tried the rainbow cookie. As a New Yorker, I love my Italian sweets! This was a pretty solid take on it; although, the layer of chocolate was thicker than I'd like & it could use more almond flavor & more raspberry- I barely got those flavors, which are what I love about rainbow cookies. If you're an east coaster and you want a taste of home, come check out Bagel Boss in Burbank! Try it out for yourself!

I wanted to commend Ian for the OUTSTANDING service this morning; he was taking orders, fulfilling orders, and also was taking the time to thank customers by name as they left with their food. He even came out into the lobby to personally address me and to let me know that there would be a delay as fresh scallion crème cheese was being made in the back. Really, I couldn't ask for more. Sin has also assisted me in the past, she is terrific too. I come to Bagel Boss for the outstanding food, and yet I'll be coming back more often due to the great people that work there. Thank You!

Really good bagels We got the olive cream cheese on a toasted bagel and the veggie cream cheese . We also tried one of the baked goods . The bagels were huge and super tasty. I love my bagels toasted and this was much better than other bagels I've had in the valley . There is a few seats inside and plenty of seating outside/in front so you can people watch. It's frog friendly and would definitely have enough room for strollers . The staff was friendly and accommodating and they even brought the food to the table. The interior was clean and the prices very fair . They also have coffee/drinks which I didn't try on this occasion. 10/10 I would come again

Bagels are delicious and the spreads are too! Lots of options! Tried the Guava recently after getting a sample and really dug it! They have a commuter special on weekdays that includes a brewed coffee! Also New York style goodies like black & white cookies and Rugelach--YUM! Staff is super friendly and there a perfect selfie backdrop out front! Love it all! Various table and chair options both inside and outside.

I'm an east coaster and been wanting to try Bagel Boss for a while now since I'm always a bit disappointed with LA Bagels. Going inside with all the bagels on display, the fish salad options, and Dr. Browns soda definitely made me nostalgic. I ordered a plain bagel with lox cream cheese AND a sesame bagel with scallion cream cheese and lox since I wanted to see what my go to order would be. One note - I couldn't just order a bagel with lox - I had to order it as a sandwich (which came with lettuce, tomato, onion, capers, and a side). My go to place back home has a sandwich option and a just add lox option, so that was annoying. I ended up ordering the sandwich but then taking everything off but the capers (so I was paying $15 for none of the bells and whistles). I also got a small coffee, and they have a bar where you can add milk (they had whole, soy, almond, oat, and creamer in a fridge) and syrups you could add (vanilla, hazelnut, and a sugar free vanilla). The real verdict: the bagels were decent. I still prefer my east coast spot but for LA they had a good chew and I'd definitely come back. They also added a lot of schmear which is a definitely plus and there was a lot of lox. Also the coffee was good. The cost was also pretty good for LA (you can get a dozen bagels for $20). I will say, the staff was super friendly but the entire process was super slow. In the future I'd call ahead and order for pickup. I'd probably give it 3.5 stars, but since the staff was so nice I'll round up to 4.

Went here multiple times. Absolutely love the place. Bagels are top-notch, the spreads come in either regular cream cheese or tofu, both of which are excellent. The drip coffee was tasty and they had non-dairy creamer options. Sevice was very friendly, Owner even answered a wacky question I had about the building which I thought was very cool of him.

This new location opened recently and I wanted to give it a try. My first time trying Bagel Boss. Got there a little after 9am on a Wednesday and there was a line about 15 people deep. Place is on the small side, but it's clean. There's a lot happening on the multi-screen menus. The line moved slowly. When I got to what I thought was the front, I placed my order and was about to pay at one of two registers, but was instructed to continue down the line and pay at the other end of the counter at another register. Maybe those first two registers aren't up and running yet. All in all, it took about 15-20 minutes from start to finish. Mind you, I tried ordering through the BB app beforehand, but this being a new location, it seems it's not set up for mobile ordering just yet. My everything bagel with lox scallion schmear was delicious, I would definitely order it again. Good-sized bagel with plenty of schmear. A bit pricey for what it is, at over $7 after tax, but it was tasty and I'm full.

Mixed review: Some gf products suck, but this is best gluten free bagel I've ever had (I had the gf everything). But their lines always suck. And now I order before I go, but I tried to do that recently and the app said it wasn't an option to order via the app - so I went somewhere else.

Very sweet staff, awesome bagels and great vibes all around. What more could you want! Lox cream cheese is my go to!

Great customer service, tasty bagels and cream cheese as in the pic. I got blueberry and guava as recommended. Were sooo good! Clean and hip cafe area.

Service and clean restaurant saved this review from 1/2 stars. I like the counter people, they were all friendly and helpful. Also there's a nice indoor and outdoor eating space. Must find street parking. Not sure how people are calling this an east coast bagel spot. I'm from nj and grew up working in a deli; this has elements of our delis / bagel shops but doesn't feel quite right. Bacon egg and cheese on everything bagel was not cut in half, didn't have SPK as requested. Two eggs was ok but I would have been fine with one. Bacon was like floppy microwave bacon. Bagel tastes like round bread w seeds. Cinnamon raisin with raisin walnut schmear was better. Bagel had more chewiness but still not quite east coast. No cinnamon though, as stated. Spread was good though. Hanks offers a far superior bagel and remains the only bagel shop in LA meeting east coast standards.