Bagel Land

Absolutely love this place. I get a porklander with sausage like twice per week. The bagels are perfect freshly toasted on a sandwich. Taking them home and having them later they are a bit dense. Also, a bit of personal feedback - the everything bagel is too salty. Otherwise love this place and it's super quick and easy on a weekday morning.

Good amount of options for bagels and cream cheese. Personally felt like the bagels were bit too dense/hard. Coulda been time if day and what was left, late morning

The bagels here are awful and why do bagel shops use microwave eggs ? Very disappointing

Best bagels! I've never been disappointed in anything I've ever gotten! The owner is always there and is super nice and all the employees are helpful and friendly! Highly recommend!

Get there early before the choices slim out. Excellent bagel sandwiches with plenty of topping and schmear choices

New York is known for bagels but north Portland should be. Omg, this bagel was seasoned to perfection! Egg sandwich are your typical standard but add the S&P: it makes a difference :) A bunch of bagel options, coffee bar & great smear selection! Less salty than any bagel I've had before (yum) & they offer day old bagels (expect a little firmness) for less than $5!

It's a little further out of the way for me, but I appreciate the fact that this is a full-service deli that offers carnivorous options, as well as vegetarian. Walked right in and up to the counter (no lines!), stumbled through my order while trying to navigate the menu with its nearly overwhelming number of options available. The guy at the counter was a bit gruff and impersonal, or maybe that's just the way his voice is on a normal day. I had the BTLA on a cheese and garlic bagel, while my wife had the lox special on a jalapeno bagel with swiss. For the kids, three cinnamon raisin bagels with raisin honey marionberry schmear. Needless to say, the entire house was pretty happy with what they got. Bagels were toasted just right, and were chewy and just crisp enough to sorta scrape the roof of your mouth (but in a good way)! Received my entire order, which consisted of five bagels, two of which were full sandwiches, in less than five minutes. That's a good 10 to 20 minutes faster than a certain other bagel shop up the street on Sandy, and without added attitude and a side of smug. I think we just found our new favorite go-to bagel place!

Stumbled upon this little gem while looking for a quick breakfast spot since the one across the street had a 2hr wait and I'm so glad we did! There were only 2 people ahead of us and cashier was really friendly and welcoming on the Sunday of labor day weekend. I ordered the eggs and cheese on a whole wheat bagel and my husband got the Sunrise bagel on a cheesy garlic bagel and both were so fresh and delicous! For the price and quality they have the best bagels that are so filling. They also offer espresso drinks and other beverages. Cant wait to return for a breakfast pick me up. *Plenty of street parking available just a few steps away. Also located in a cute little town with lots of unique locally owned shops to check out.

Solid neighborhood bagel shop. It's not my favorite in Portland, but when I'm in the area I will stop in for a poppyseed bagel and with one of their amazing schmears. I particularly like their cinnamon walnuit raisin schmear and the veggie. I'll often buy some to bring home. I'm from NJ where great bagels shops are on every corner, like Portland has coffee shops. A good bagel is boiled and baked, has crispy outside with a soft interior and does not have to be toasted to taste good! Bagel Land bagels hit this mark.

Love the mom and pa bagel shop. It bring out the character and individuality. If you are in Portland and decided to go for a water fall hike, you better pack yourself some bagel. The hike will burn your energy faster then you think. What better place to stock up some food then bagel land? Bagel bake fresh and it have all the ingredients to make your mouth go.... WOW!!! 1) Location: right in the center of people traffic and the place was pack with customer starting early in the morning. Great location with much street parking 2) Server: Friendly, funny and kind. Make all the customer feel every special. 3) Price: the price is reasonable, and it won't hurt your wallet. Estimated per person is $5 to $10. 4) Taste: the taste just like your grandmom's baking from home. 5) Decor: simple, clean and easy on the eyes. Love the simple way of presenting to the customer If you love bagel like I do, then check out this place. It's awesome. Go Foodies

Solid bagel shop in the area. The bagel is super fluffy. The cream cheese is tasty too. Ordered the lox with egg sandwich. I would order them separately next time. The hot egg and cold lox didn't mix well for me. But the cheese bagel and cream cheese was fire. Overall: solid breakfast option in the area

ok man, if you love this place, good on you. i see a bunch of great reviews. do your thing. however, if you like cream cheese this probably aint your jam. my search for a decent bagel in portland continues.

Really enjoyed our bagels! Hearty and delicious. Definitely stop by. The inside didn't really have any seating - except for a couple benches..but the area makes for great walking and eating :). Our order came out quickly and the coffee was also warm and comforting. Would definitely come again.

A solid three stars. Good but not great. Not a go-to bagel shop in my estimation though I'm sure Bagel Land has many happy, loyal customers. Of course it's all a matter of taste. I think an ideal bagel has a thin, crackly crust and a dense, chewy interior. Bagel Land's bagels are more like bread, more soft and airy than dense. And though the sesame bagels we took home were seasoned just fine, the half dozen or so of everything bagels were overly salty. Friendly service and convenient location.

I ordered two different kinds of bagels with different kinds of cream cheese and they switched them. Like, you have one job. I did not want an everything bagel with sweet walnut cream cheese

best thing i bought today was the diet coke. how do you freshly make bagels and then use a microwave to cook your sandwiches. that's not right man to the " new yorkers " who suggested this place, y'all a bunch of gabagool idiots.

Horrible Customer Service Decided to try this place today. Walked in, was treated rudely by both the people behind the counter. Gave up and walked out. Won't be returning.

I love this place! They have so many flavors of bagels and they all taste amazing. Their sandwiches are also super filling, I could barely finish the supreme breakfast sandwich which had turkey, bacon, tomatoes, a big chunk of scrambled egg and cream cheese. The employees are all very friendly and keep everything very clean. Definitely will be back!

So hard to find a good bagel place. It's great. Okay you can't compare it to H & H bagels in NY but for Portland, I am super happy to find them. They gave me poppyseed instead of sesame and then they just threw in the poppy for free and gave me sesame.The salt bagels rock!

What a great experience, even during these Corona times. The bagels are delicious and our order was perfect. The sausage, egg & cheese on a bagel was delicious.

They make a tasty bagel that's for sure. My issue is that after many visits in the 8 years I've lived here the owner appears to almost go out of his way to be rude. It's been quite consitent. I'm a low maintenance customer which makes it more irritating. Today I decided I've had enough. His bagels are damn good but I'm through tolerating overlty rude service. Adios bagel man...

As a native NYer, I appreciate that they don't offer puffy fluffy fruit flavored bagels, and consistently have my favorites- pumpernickel and salt. Place is charming and old school, with fine, efficient service. Also, it's in a cluster of other great small independent businesses, Check out the game store, Puddletown, a few doors away- Even their windows are a delight!

I have been here a few times and the bagels are always awesome along with the shmears. Today though when I went in a guy comment up to the counter with big over the ear headphones cocked off of one ear and takes my order no greeting or anything. After I ordered he proceeded to stand in front of the espresso machine and clean his ear with a blue bic pen cap. I almost lost it. The lady toasting and smearing my bagel wore gloves and appeared to be sanitary hence the 2 stars rather than just one. It will be a long while before I go back here because just this review is making think about the pen cap and how he just put it back in the pen cup for ppl to use.

As many who have read my reviews know, I'm from Jersey and pizza and bagels are two things I can be very picky about. Living in Texas for 13 years nearly killed me on those two items. Thankfully, when my father would visit he'd bring down a dozen bagels with him and I'd be set for a few months. I'd horde them. Moving to Portland and the land of foodie paradise, I was hoping for some good renditions. I've ranted about pizza, but really haven't had anything good to say about the bagel scene or really tasted much of it. I've seen the food cart down on on SW Alder and heard about a place up in St. Johns and I've had the bagels from the Sweet Pea Bakery and they don't even make the bagels. I've even had to sink so low as to buy prepackaged bagels from a grocery store. It was sad. I didn't see anything like what I grew up with. A simple bagel shop that makes their own spreads and bagels on site. Well folks, Bagel Land is one such a place. It reminds me of a place in Edison, NJ that we used to get bagels at called Bagel Bazaar. All the standard choices, plain, poppy, sesame, cinnamon raisin and others like whole wheat and jalapeno swiss. They also make their own spreads and they had cream cheese and lox spread. Oh happy dance! Belly lox is so much better than nova. Fact, not opinion. The poppy seed bagel I had was nice and crispy outside and soft and chewy inside. It was also a regular sized bagel!! It wasn't one of these half sized deals that folks want to pass off for $1.50. The bagels here are $1.25 and when you get a dozen to go, you get a BAKERS DOZEN, 13 bagels. Not many places do that anymore. It's the little things that make a place like Bagel Land great. How many places do you know that ask if you want salt or pepper on the tomato you added your bagel sandwich? They did, and that is great service. I will be back, quite possibly tomorrow. You should get there as well. Enjoy.

Thought the man up front could be friendly, the bagels are sooo good though. I recommend the Grand Slam.

This place is fast, friendly, affordable, and incredibly tasty. I went in and asked a bunch of questions before ordering and the owner answered them all in a friendly and caring way; she didn't seem bothered at all, which I super appreciated! The other staff person there (her husband?) was also super friendly and happy. I love business where the staff seem happy to be there and happy to help you! I got a bagel with a shmear (oh my God, their portions of their delicious flavoured cream cheese is What's Up) and a couple of bagels, and it was only 6 bucks including tip! I accidentally ordered a different style of onion than intended (they have 2), and they gave me the one I meant to order, they didn't seem annoyed about it, and they comped the cost of it. That right there ensured that I will definitely be coming back, and regularly! This isn't a coffee shop in the sense that you can sit at a table and do work; it's a shop where you get in/get out. I actually found this place trying to find a coffee shop to work in. It wasn't what I was looking for, but I'm super happy I found it! I'm a Frugal Francine and I love that they offer (delicious) day olds. Keep in mind that they are closed on Mondays, so day olds are only available Wed-Sun.

The Portland bagel scene is a bit sad and this is place an an excellent example of that. On surface they have everything one may want from a bagel shop but it stops there. The bagels are fairly flat and dry inside while the outside lacks the chewiness of a quality bagel. Sandwiches are basic and lean towards the drier side too. Better bagels out there - this is a convenience only kinda place.

Good bagels are hard to find in Portland but I like these a lot. They can't compare to New York bagels but that's okay, I like that they are shiny, crispy and I grew up eating them.

Excellent Boston type delicious bagels! The sandwiches always hit the spot too. The cream cheese is tasty and always fresh. The service is great and I feel lucky to have this little shop in the hood.

M parents have brought me to bagel land since I was a kid. I kid you not, these are the best cheese bagels I have ever had in my life. They are so good, that I don't use cream cheese. And I really like cream cheese. Get a cheese bagel at Bagel Land. You will have a good day if you do.

Wow. This place was an awesome bagel stop in the 90's and early 2000. The new owner has his head in the wrong corner. He openly insulted a customer and her younger daughter when they left the store. He's super blunt when he takes your order. Looks your credit card over like you printed it yourself at home. Then when you don't leave a tip asks you "are you good?" This guy is not made to run a business. I would avoid this place at all costs so a new owner can take over.

Bagel land is very average. The good: it's a nice little local business, nice people, prompt service, good little shop that's a solid part of the community. Lots of choices of sandwiches, and breakfast sandwiches, and coffee. The not so good: sadly the bagels are nothing special. They are more bread-y than the nice gluten snap you want from a good bagel. A fine place for a quick bite, but it's not the best bagel you'll ever have in your life.

I had heard the stories about the owner (Russ) being a jerk to people; about him cleaning his ears with a pen that customers use to write down their frequent buyer coffee cards and putting it back without cleaning it, etc. I also have never gotten the feeling that him or his wife particularly want to be there. They always seem slightly burdened by your presence. But - the bagels are cheap and my kids love them, and I don't need cheerful service anyway. So, I braved Bagel Land for years. I came here at least once a week for a quick breakfast for the kiddos when I was too busy to make breakfast. This morning, I had to get my youngest to school early because he's volunteering for safety crew. So, for the second time this week I head to bagel land to shave a few minutes off my morning routine and get the kids to school on time. As I'm paying, Russ says "your card is not valid". I say "why?" and he tells me it's because I wrote "See ID" on it. I tell him I have been using my card like this for 16 years, that I prefer people to check ID if they're not capturing a PIN because it's far more secure, etc. And he says "it's not valid; I can't accept it" WHILE ACCEPTING PAYMENT FROM MY CARD. So, I say "Well, I guess I won't be shopping here again" (an exact quote; I wish I hadn't said "shopping"). I then had to wait for an awkwardly long time for my bagels (paid for by an "invalid" card) while customers who witnessed the whole thing shifted around uncomfortably. Just to give you some background: I have done credit processing integrations with Chase orbital gateway (avoid if you can), Stripe, and Authorize.net. Bagel Land is clearly not too concerned with card fraud. They don't capture a signature. They don't capture a PIN. They don't capture your billing ZIP code. They don't capture any extra element of data that might help prevent card fraud; which maybe is why he had never even bother looking at my card until today. He was clearly not worried about actual fraud else he wouldn't have accepted my card (and again - checking photo ID or capturing a PIN are my preferred methods of keeping cards secure). He was being a jerk for no reason. My kids will be eating at Grand Central from here on out when I'm too busy to make breakfast.

This local business is my go to shop for all my bagel needs. I tend to order large amounts for work events and conferences. Some of the highlights are; A. I can pick up 3-4 dozen fresh at 6am B. They will slice them in half at no extra cost C. Great variety of bagels to choose from Unlike me, they're always pleasant in the morning. Spreads, I get their spreads, onion, garlic, veggie, lox, cream cheese all very tasty. *keeping it local y'all.

Great neighborhood bagel spot. Service is friendly and bagels are delicious - just like New York. I recommend the everything toasted with the chive cream cheese

Stopped in here quickly to grab a bagel this morning. I was a little grossed out while I was waiting. There were bagel crumbs everywhere on the seating areas (only a bench and window benches that look like they're going to fall off) and the interior looked like it was deteriorating. Wallpaper is falling off near the ceiling it's just enough to make you walk in and walk out. Plan to purchase a bagel and take it home, you won't want to sit in here and eat it. Overall the bagel was decent but not great, I won't be coming here again

Sandwiches are excellent! We had a small issue with our order but they resolved it right away above and beyond our expectations. We will definitely we ordered from there on a regular basis!

Got sandwiches mid day. The bagels were good quality boiled bagels. Was really pleased with it.

Just okay. Super slow service. Overcharged us for 2 extra bagels, but we were in a hurry and didn't want to make it a big deal. The bagels are decent, though. Coffee was meh, but not overpriced, so you can't complain.

Made a quick stop to this shop before the kid's soccer practice. I ordered a cheese bagel with cream cheese and olives (which were an extra charge) and what I got when I opened it up was a rock hard bagel with no cream cheese, a slice of cheddar cheese, and five olives. My husband brought the bagel back in and asked them to fix the order. Our guess is that the kid working was stoned as he still took his time correcting the mistake he had made. What a waste of $10. The shop is dirty and had a pile of mats that were falling apart just heaped in a corner.

Definitely a great bagel shop to check out. I come here regularly. The sandwiches are wicked good and the price is just right. Try the tasty the salted bagel with plain cream cheese, truly unhealthy but helps with a hangover!

As a NYC bagel person, I expected my local bagels to be convenient but just a step above supermarket bagels. Wrong! These are really good bagels, crusty, chewy, soft in the middle. I'm into salt bagels among others and these are just right, salty enough but not crusted with too much salt. Go there!

Bagel Land would get five stars if they would kick their microwave to the curb. Nuked eggs = shitacular. Seriously guys, it's not that hard to fry an egg! Despite this sad fact, Bagel Land has some of the best bagels in Portland. They are dense, moist, and chewy unlike the dry bready terribleness i seem to find everywhere else. The cream cheese is also good and comes in several savory flavors. This is a small shop with no seating, so expect to take your bagels home with you. This is for the best if you have any interest in making your own microwave free bagel sandwich.

I live right down the street and go in often. In fact Yelp currently has me listed as the Duke. You would think I would give them 5 stars based on that. I feel bagels are a matter of taste. I hear people say "that's not the way a bagel should be,they should be softer" or "no a true bagel is crispy on the outside". Well I don't know what a true bagel is, but they make a good bagel, not perfectly my style as I like bagels a bit on the softer side. They get 4 stars because the people who work here are great, I give the service 5 stars, and I go in often. Always friendly, even when busy, and they are often busy. This is a small place, it is set up for bagels to go, don't expect to sit and eat.

Nope! I drive by everyday on my way to work and thought I'd stop by to try out their bagels and support a local business. Sigh, I knew when I walked in, I should have turned around and left. The staff, not overtly friendly, but rather just there to do the basics. Don't ask them any questions or try any small talk, they won't engage. Visually the bagels looked small and dry, but like many wonderful breads, the crusty outside often gives way to a soft fluffy dough, so I continued. I purchased a mix of 13 bagels (each bagel is individually priced and you receive the 13th free), as well as 4 different cream cheeses. I can say the spreads were decent, albeit the "sell by" date is only two days out on all of them. The total for this venture was $35.00! Would I go there again? Absolutely not! The bagels were as appeared, dry, dense, and not unlike a hockey puck.

So this week my ongoing quest brought me to Bagel Land and I hate to say, I wish it'd brought me someplace else. True to Bagel Land's word, they do provide a nice selection of Bagels. Unfortunately, the everything bagel I ordered apparently was mislabeled. A truer description would have read "everything bagel + extra salt, prepared in a remarkably dense style and slightly underdone". Don't get me wrong, this wasn't the worst bagel I've ever had. But it wasn't good enough to make me want to return either.

Fast and friendly service which is exactly what you want for on the go bagels. I love that cream cheese portions are generous and ingredients for bagel sandwiches are always fresh! I have never been disappointed here, perfect bagel textures every time. I do wish that they would also have avocados, but understand that guacamole is more better to have on hand. I would post bagel sandwich pics... but they get devoured quickly

I work nearby and come grab a bagel multiple times a week when I forget breakfast. Bagels are delicious; more airy and fluffy. They have plenty of options for bagel flavors. My personal favorite is the cinnamon raisin bagel. The schmears are also very good and plenty of options. I like the Marion Berry. Overall a good place. Only complaint is the owners can be a little standoffish but they make good bagels so I don't really care.

Funky local spot serving yummy, quality options (Nossa coffee and tried the cheesy bagel- which was a treat in itself!) for a reasonable price.

I love Bagel Land! My roommate and I always go here in the mornings out of convenience, for fair prices, and delicious bagels. It surprised me to see some negative reviews on here regarding the atmosphere and staff, everyone i've encountered has been friendly and helpful. There isn't any tables to sit at bagel land, because they aren't a brunch style restaurant you'll have to wait an hour at. It is more of a grab n go type of place. there is a bench to sit while you wait, and the staff is pretty quick turning out orders. They have a large variety of regular and specialty bagels that change with the season, all of the spreads/veggies, and great coffee as well! However, you'll want to stop by earlier, once 1-2pm rolls around they start to run out of the best ones. Overall definitely recommend Bagel Land for a quick, light breakfast or lunch that won't take too long.