Bart's Bagels - West Philadelphia
Bagel shop · Mantua ·
New York-style bagels, breakfast & lunch sandwiches, smoked fish
New York-style bagels, breakfast & lunch sandwiches, smoked fish
"If you’ve taken a Saturday or Sunday morning drive down Lancaster Ave., you’ve seen crowds of people lining up in front of Bart’s Bagels. From grabbing an onion topped with nova smoked salmon and pickled cucumbers for breakfast to a classic reuben for lunch, there are plenty of reasons why the line outside is a fixture in West Philly. Their bagels are remarkably yeasty and deep golden brown, and since they smoke their fish in-house, they have a bagel sandwich list that’s longer than any other shop in Philly." - candis mclean, alison kessler
"A bagel shop touted in emphatic terms — billed as offering the "best bagel of your life," positioning it as a can't-miss destination for bagel lovers and a current obsession in the city's breakfast scene." - Ernest Owens
"If you’ve taken a Saturday or Sunday morning drive down Lancaster Ave., you’ve seen crowds of people in front of Bart’s Bagels. From grabbing an everything topped with nova smoked salmon for breakfast to a classic reuben for lunch, there are plenty of reasons why the line outside is a fixture in the neighborhood. Their bagels are remarkably yeasty and deep golden brown, and since they smoke their fish in-house, they have a bagel sandwich (our favorite is the Uncle Leo) list that’s longer than any other shop in Philly." - candis mclean
"Bart’s in West Philly has been one of our go-to places to get a bagel since the small shop opened. Now, they’ve brought the same deep golden brown beauties to South Philly. Expect people lining up for classics like poppy bagels topped with scallion cream cheese and specialty sandwiches like reubens and tuna melts. " - candis mclean, alison kessler
"If you’ve taken a Saturday or Sunday morning drive down Lancaster Ave., you’ve seen crowds of people lining up in front of Bart’s Bagels. From grabbing an onion topped with nova smoked salmon and pickled cucumbers for breakfast to a classic Reuben for lunch, there are plenty of reasons why the line outside is a fixture in West Philly. Their bagels are remarkably yeasty and deep golden brown, and since they smoke their fish in-house, they have a bagel sandwich list that’s longer than any other shop in Philly. " - candis mclean, alison kessler
