"Does James Corden ever go home, or does he in fact spend his life in, or around, It's Bagels—discuss. We once got a scallion cream cheese number from here, thinking we might not see Corden this time, only for him to appear on Primrose Hill as we were mid-mouthful, like Candyman. We can't blame him, the call of this hyped shop's bacon, egg, and cheese bagel is strong. Still, you'd have to be a really big fan of Carpool Karaoke to want this amount of Corden in your life." - jake missing, sinead cranna, heidi lauth beasley, rianne shlebak
"It’s Bagels has a simple name and our verdict is just as straightforward—these are some of the best bagels in London. Come on the weekend and you’ll be joining a queue that snakes across the road. On weekdays you won’t have to wait and the small tables might be free, but we still prefer to take our bagel to Primrose Hill when the weather's nice. It’s a two-minute stroll away and eating a top-tier, lox-stuffed wheel of carbs while looking over London's skyline, just makes sense." - jake missing, rianne shlebak
"It’s Bagels have a simple name and the verdict is just as straightforward—these are some of the best bagels in London. They're crispy on top and chewy in the middle, and we recommend buying them by the bagful. Inside the Primrose Hill spot, there's a simple deli-style setup, but we like taking the stuffed bagels to Primrose Hill when the weather's nice. It’s a two-minute stroll away and eating a top-tier bacon, egg, and cheese while looking over London's skyline is a wonderful thing." - jake missing, sinead cranna
"The first Primrose Hill location of this bagel spot serves some of the best bagels in the city. And you can expect more of the same lox-stuffed wheels, with cream cheese flavours like scallion, dill, and sundried tomato, in Notting Hill." - sinead cranna, rianne shlebak
"The Verdict: These are some of the best bagels in London, just come midweek. It's Bagels' bagels are crispy on top and chewy in the middle, and we recommend buying them by the bagful as well as picking up a filled one for lunch. The Primrose Hill spot has a simple deli-style setup, and if you come midweek you’re more likely to get a seat inside. Or, take your bacon, fluffy egg, and oozing cheese wheel of carbs to Primrose Hill to eat it while overlooking London’s skyline. Just avoid coming at the weekend when the queues are silly-sized. " - Sinead Cranna, Rianne Shlebak, Jake Oliver