Old New York Deli & Bakery Co.

A perfect spot for breakfast. Their bagels are absolutely outstanding, and the coffee is excellent. The atmosphere inside is cozy and welcoming, while outside you can enjoy wonderful views. Clean restrooms. A great place to start the day.

Small cramped place but a least had seating outdoors. One of the employees brushed by the plastic cups at the register and after picking them up, did not throw them in the trashcan, but took them in the back. Are you drinking from the cup that landed on the floor? Who knows! Couldn’t see the menu on the back wall due to the glare and no paper menus available, so they said to look at the menu online, which has no prices. Annoying. After placing my order, the girl said just hit continue and before I knew it I was giving a tip. My fault for not paying better attention. This new tip before you receive your food is not appreciated. I had the egg bagel with cream cheese, cucumber, and a slice of tomato. The bagel was hard AF and dry, and the cucumber was thick and sour. Couldn’t cut it with the plastic knives they provided so I had to take it back and have somebody cut it for me. So hard to chew. overall my first eating experience in Mammoth was not enjoyable. We won’t return to this establishment. Do not recommend

Casual place for breakfast and lunch. We love to stop by at breakfast prior going to the mountains for skiing. Their pastries and breakfast dishes are pretty good, love their bagels. They do also have nice coffee. Their selection of breakfast burrito is great and it’s what you need before hitting the slopes.

A very nice place. It opens early in the morning, the coffee is excellent, and the portions are large. I recommend visiting this place.

Great place for a quick bite. It gets busy but only takes about 15 min to get your food.

The best breakfast in town. If you don’t give this place a try, then shame on you. I had the granola bowl, and it was delicious. Let’s eat!!!

Nice atmosphere, friendly servers, fast service. Our sandwiches were good, bread and deli meat were fresh and tasty. We bought the strawberry cream cheese for our bagels (which were fresh) it tasted more like frosting than cream cheese. The cookies were a little over cooked then we prefer. This place has a lot of items to choose from, I gave it 4 stars due to some of the baked goods, but everything else was good.

Absolutely delicious, small little place, they have a little bit of everything on the menu, everything is fresh and tastes fresh

A lot of great choices , sandwiches, sweets , and coffee. It was busy and crowded when we went . We were able to get a seat. The wait was about 25 minutes. Prices are kinda high, but so is everything. I got the pastrami sandwich on rye. I liked it very much wasn't too heavy only thing maybe too much Dijon mustard but it was very tasty !!! The cinnamon roll was very light and airy, not too sweet either very enjoyable The place isn't too big itself, but hopefully you can get a seat when you guys check it out casual environment .

Stopped by on a Tuesday morning. Easily found street parking in the front. If you're craving bagels, the salmon lox is satisfactory, but not very memorable. 20 minute wait-ish even if it's not too busy. This place is aight. the peeps working here look like they don't wanna be here );

This place is a**. It will take you 30+ minutes to get a simple bacon egg and cheese, and you will be disappointed with the sandwich, because they absolutely skimp on ingredients. There was one fried egg and two half slices of bacon and actually no cheese on the sando. It looked naked inside. I'm from NJ and if I got an egg sandwich like this from NY i'd leave it on the f***ing counter and have em make me another one on the spot. Get it together y'all

This is a great spot for breakfast if you're in the area. They have a huge menu but it seems bagels are the specialty. They have tables outside if you can't find a spot inside. Would definitely recommend the asiago bagel, but if you want it toasted, ask for EXTRA EXTRA dark. Both 'toasted' bagels we ordered came out nearly cold with hardly any toasty texture.

The staff was not the nicest and quite slow, but the breakfast was quite good. They have vegan cream cheese (tofutti), so you can customize the veggie bagel to make it vegan, or just go with bagel and cream cheese. My sandwich was full of stuff, big and very good. It's definetly not an authentic New York bagel, but it was tasty. Coffe was very good, and they offer dairy free milk. It's a little pricey and they charge you some additional resort fees so it can really add up. There are tables inside and outside.

Old New York Deli is a good bagel spot in Mammoth Village. The prices are fair for a simple bagel and cream cheese but the food won't impress. We came in on a Sunday morning for a bagel and cream cheese. Price for two everything bagels and some schmear came in at about $12. Pretty decent. The wait time was alright. Took about 10 minutes but there were several orders ahead of us. Our two everything bagels and cream cheese were yummy and packed with cream cheese. Maybe even too much cream cheese. The bagels just didn't taste very fresh. I'm not sure if they are made in house but it didn't seem like it. There are a few small indoor and outdoor tables here but not a whole lot of room to dine in person. This seems like more of a grab and go spot. One other downside might be that they seemed to be out of a lot of things. We overheard several conversations about other patrons having incomplete orders because they were out of this or that. If you're craving a bagel in Mammoth, this is a good spot. But don't go out of your way to come to Old New York Deli.

We had a great morning getting in on Early ups with our buddy Dr Griffiths. By mid day we were starving and wanted lunch. The Old New York Deli was a stones throw away from 8050. My son and I ordered a cheesesteak and a turkey hoagie and a few bagels with cream cheese for tomorrow's breakfast. Our food was very tasty. The staff were courteous but not very friendly. The next morning we cut and toasted the sourdough and sesame bagels and ate them with great tasting cream cheese. They were great even a day old!

I have always passed by this place while visiting the Mammoth Village and decided to finally stop by. I just got a pumpkin bagel with blueberry cream cheese and it was decent, nothing too memorable but also not too bad. It was extremely busy but that's expected during lunch hour. I had to wait a very long time just for my bagel. The interior felt very small and tight due to the number of customers inside. Overall, I wouldn't go out of my way to stop by again but I'd try some of their other menu items when I'm in the area visiting Mammoth again.

Yummy coffee and great breakfast bagels. I enjoyed a nice Breakfast on a cold snowy day.

A nice morning stop for your bagel fix, and/or an excellent breakfast burrito. The bagels here are delicious, but not quite a real NYC bagel. Kudos, to the variety and accoutrement available. The menu here is long, with bagels, sandwiches, and breakfast items. Something for everyone is what the menu board feels like. The dining room is narrow and cozy. Winter season is crowded and popular. The only detriment is the slower-than-desired service. Wait times can be quite long, but the hot items here are served fresh and delicious.

WOW is my reaction and feedback for the flavors of this place. We went there during brunch hours on a Saturday - busy, as expected. And I am still hungover on the fresh, delicious flavors of the place. The lox bagel was PERFECT! tried their fresh orange juice, lovely!! made my trip so much better with their great food.

While visiting Mammoth for a few days our family came here twice because it was so good. The first visit we order a toasted blueberry bagel with cream cheese. I love soft bagel, not one that is hard and chewy. The blueberry flavor was so good. The second visit we had a breakfast bagel sandwich with ham, cheese and egg on an everything bagel and once again it was so good. The coffees we had were great as well. Don't be turned off by the line because it moves fast. Definitely stop by before heading off on your hike when in Mammoth.

We go here all the time but the last time was meh. Normally I would give these guys five stars, best breakfast burritos in Mammoth, this last time though was such a disappointment. I got the Health Choice burrito which was not mixed well, had had an over abundance of turkey sausage, way too much. My husband got the Mammoth burrito which also was not mixed well, and had way too much potato. Potato was not a dominant feature in that burrito before just as the turkey sausage was not a dominant feature in the Healthy Choice burrito. This could have just been an off day here or new cook in the back but I feel management needs to know to keep up the quality, this was one of our favorite breakfast burritos to go places.

I just had the worst experience trying to call in a to go ordered. I advised the girl on the phone I can't have butter on my sandwich and she insisted that's how they make their eggs. I go here all the time and advised I can't have butter in the past and they were ok with it. She Proceeded to ask for my phone number which I gave her but she could not get it correct and hung up on me. I walked to speak with her and asked if she hung up on me, she advised yes. I told her it was rude and she advised I was yelling at her, which was false and I have people to attest my phone call. She was incompetent taking my order. I asked to speak to the General Manager and he was just has rude as she was. If any manage knows, you don't argue with customers, he was rude. The both of them should not be in the service industry and I will be contacting the owner and sharing photo of these two individuals.

food was amazing tasted fresh and there was chipotle aioli on the sandwich which added a layer of extra flavor and the slight char on the ham added even more depth. Ambiance was also great very friendly workers and atmosphere great place to come after hitting the slopes!

Pastrami sandwich is ok here. Turkey club was dry with stale toasted bread. Baked goods such as the chocolate croissant and the blueberry scones were burnt. I'm surprised this place has been able to stay in business

The line is long and the wait is long for a reason! Really pleased with the taste and the quality of the food. Kind of tight inside cause everyone is trying to find warmth but taking it to go is worth it.

Now that's a boiled New York bagel! Fresh made, balanced with crisp and fluff just like in New York, with that baby touch of hardness as well. Good food, amazing options for all diets! I got an avo and egg on pumper, Carolina was sweet as sugar and an amazing woman of service. They use Groundwork coffee out of Los Angeles (originally Portland) as well.

The bagels here are authentic and delicious. Service a bit manic and I guess that comes with a busy place. But, still, the food was great. It's a bit confusing when you walk in as to where to queue up, and it's not clear that you can wait outside for your order number to be called (that could really help with lobby congestion). We sat outside and enjoyed the beautiful street scene. The original lox bagel with the works were so good - could have used more tomato, onion, capers...just saying. I bought just bagels to take home and were still delicious and fresh the next day.

Food is straight fire ! But the service could be a little nicer and inviting. Everyone working there seems like they hate their lives. They could improve their approachability for sure. Only reason why they are getting 5 stars from me is because I love their food so much. I had a bagel sandwich on a jalapeño cheese bagel. The bagels are my favorite item there. I also tried their French toast and it has to be one of the top five French toasts I've ever had. The inside doesn't look very big but it can fit quite a few people. My wife and I especially enjoy sitting outside on their patio. Their coffee is decent but I prefer Black Velvet for that. So, I grab food and then a nice latte at Black Velvet.

The food was great, this review is coming from the baristas behavior. The barista was working on November 25th at 10:00 am. The restaurant was not very busy. I asked here where I could get a knife or if she had one. She rolled her eyes at me and shook her head and walked away. There was no other employee available to answer the question as he was taking someone's order. I waited for her to return and asked again. She rolled her eyes again and said "RIGHT THERE" They were hidden around a corner. This was my first time here I didn't know how big the restaurant was or the layout. She then said under her breath "open your fucking eyes" Please don't work in customer service if you hate people so much you can't be bothered to answer a question. There is clearly a reason this adult woman is not working a real job and stuck being a miserable barista in a mountain town.

We came in to one of my favorite restaurants in mammoth I've eaten here for years first off the incompetent man working the front said you had no longer had egg salad sandwiches so I made a decision to go with a pastrami sandwich. I specifically asked him for a half a sandwich. He acknowledge that didn't tell me you didn't have that only a whole sandwich not until I looked at the bill and saw whole sandwich. I questioned him the lady who is here acting like a manager is in confident and rude and laughed at me when I asked her to do something her name is Carolina APODACA is her last name managers name is Augustine and I don't believe he's in today. I asked to speak to or email they refused to give it to me. I asked him to take half the sandwich back and take half the bill off they refuse to do it. This place has fallen apart. No one cares in the meantime, all the employees from the back kitchen the front they all kept staring at us, making us uncomfortable through our meal. You should be embarrassed by your service and your training don't ever eat here again.

Great customer service. Delicious bagels with plenty of schmear. Huge breakfast burritos - Highly recommend

Open incredibly early, therefore it makes for a convenient stopover for a quick breakfast before hitting the trails and the road. The breakfast was far from quick, however, and a French Toast Combo -- at what I would say was an exorbitant $15-16 -- took 20 minutes to make it to me. And that with no other diners in. The breakfast was so-so, but, again, a bit much for a simple breakfast, but I get it, I am in a ski/ snowboarding tourist destination so the premium is automatic. Parking was convenient on the street early in the morning so if it was wasn't conveniently open earliest, I would have moseyed on to a cheaper spot.

Enjoyed an excellent Nova Smoked Salmon Sandwich (aka Bagel with lox, tomato, capers, & cream cheese)

Excellent spot! If you're looking for a close as you can get NY bagel shop experience, swing by here, you won't be disappointed!

The bagel itself was fresh but nothing extraordinary. Sadly, the portion of pastrami was really small and just scrambled into the egg like something you'd make with leftovers at home. Knocked off another star for being overpriced. For $10, I expected something a lot more memorable. Service was friendly but also took a little while.

Great food and friendly staff. I don't go to Mammoth often, but if I do, I stop by and get one of their bagels

Absolutely terrible service! They skimp on everything inside the bagel sandwiches and no one seems to know how to make a mocha or latte iced coffee. But their little cookies are tasty.

Wow! This place! As a gal from Brooklyn, NY i would have never thought I would find a place that mimics the essence of a true nyc deli and bagel spot in the middle of the sierras. They even had the sprinkle cookies with the jam in the middle and suddenly wonderful memories of walking around the neighborhood with my dad every Sunday mornings flooded me with happy tears. I got a bagel with cream cheese and lox and it was as good as the neighborhood bagel spot in Brooklyn. Bagels were soft and fresh. They even had an appropriate amount of cream cheese flavors which should be 5+z I take a point off for not cutting my bagel. A big no- no. If you're a NYer that happens to be in mammoth lakes check this place out!

There was at least 1/4 cup of oil that gushed out of the bottom of my veggie breakfast burrito into the tray it was served in. Inedible and absolutely drenched in oil from the grill. When I gave this feedback to the cashier and showed her the bucket of oil in my tray she just shrugged and said, "sorry".

Ahhhh the best bagel shop in Mammoth!! I got a simple everything bagel with scallion cream cheese (made fresh in house BTW) toasted with some red onions and man did it hit the spot!! So so good!! Bagel was a good size too! Service was great!! Will be back the next time I'm in Mammoth!

This place is great. Espresso drinks are very good. Bakery items so delicious. Also really enjoyed the breakfast burrito. Place is very popular, so expect a bit of a wait but nothing that bad.

One word- SLOW. I am all about the mountain layed back vibe but it took 18 min to deliver a bagel (it was already made, just needed to be toasted with cream cheese). Plenty of staff too so not sure what the hold up is. Food is pretty good, coffee is similar to a coffee bean. Not a ton of choices in the village. Just be prepared to wait

The omelets taste ok. But the wait were long even though the place wasn't that busy on a Monday morning. Customer services needs improvement. Cashiers were not friendly when taking order.

Very convenient as it's right on the mountain at mammoth. It's on the street side so you have to go down the stairs to get to it or you can walk through the village and down the sidewalk. Yes it is expensive but you are in a ski town and on the mountain next to a gondola so I expect the lease is very expensive to the owners. The prices will be high throughout the village. But what you get at old New York deli and bakery is a very high quality that far exceeds what you expect from mountain towns. Their breakfast burrito was legit. We got the chorizo and eggs with hot salsa on the side. The salsa was a habanero based sauce with quite a nice kick. It was as good of a breakfast burrito that I would expect in Southern California. We also got the lox bagel. The bagel itself had the perfect amount of crunchy on the outside. It was a classic fresh lox bagel. The locks bagel ourselves was not special, however this was one of the better lox bagels that I have had in my life. The special part is that you're getting this outstanding quality right on the mountain. Again this place is not cheap but nothing in Mammoth is going to be cheap on your right next to the gondola. The orange juice is five dollars for a container but it is fresh squeezed and quite delicious. Everything in the village is going to be expensive. If you're going to pay good money for breakfast, you might as well get good quality and this is outstanding quality.

Good selection and decent quality bagels, croissants and cookies. Not the best I tried, but neither the worst ones. Can be crowded in the mornings.

We have been coming to this location every time we are in Mammoth and today was the most disappointing yet. The bagels were flat and didn't look like the old water bagels they had last time and my everything bagel, not toasted, with cream cheese came out so stale I threw half of it away. I'm not sure what happened but if that bagel was toasted it was the whitest, crunchiest bagel with the hardest outside I've ever had. Waste of the calories.

Supposed to be open till 4 pm. It's 3 pm. There's a sign advertising their special of the day on the sidewalk. Ppl eating at the table, and the door is open. Just as we walk in and start looking at the menu on the wall, loudly... "we're CLOSED." A few minutes later, looking back, the door's still open and the sign is still on the sidewalk. Don't they know that when you're closed the VERY FIRST thing to do is close the door?

It was ok, not like your New York New York deli, we had the Matzo ball soup it needed some flavor & it had noodles & the ball was to done fell apart, we had the California turkey sandwich it was good. We had the sweet potato fries it was extra $$ the pastrami was ok. We also bought 6 bagels with 2 cream cheese. Very expensive for lunch $ 61.00 for lunch & $36 for 6 bagels + cream cheese. $97 + tip.

Come here for the burger & and fries, $10 combo special! It's definitely better than the overpriced burger place next door. Service was friendly & prompt & they have lots of drink choices & baked goods as well.

After the morning hikes, we were craving sandwiches and made a stop at this deli. My pastrami sandwich was really good. The server who took my order was very nice and friendly, recommend this deli .

I always make it a point to stop by here whenever I'm in Mammoth. Their coffee/lattes are always good and their sandwiches and breakfast are also quite tasty. My go to is their BLAT and I recently tried their Philly cheesesteak, which was delish. Service is okay but a little on the slower side... it's usually pretty busy when I go, so maybe that's why. I like being able to park on the street right in front and go in quickly without having to walk through the entire village shopping center. Food is a little pricey, but seems the norm for Mammoth and the Village, especially.

Delicious breads and bagels. Most consistently delicious espresso around too. Their avocado toast is so good. I was bummed at first when they didn't heat up my cinnamon roll, but it didn't even need it! Even cold it was soft and flaky and delicious. Best bear claw I remember ever having too! They do get very busy, and don't have the fastest service, so you might have to wait, but it's worth it.

This bagel shop is great! I got a plan bagel toasted with cream cheese and it came out hot, perfectly toasted, and I got lots of cream cheese, which I love! Refreshing iced coffee as well! The indoor seating is cute, but tight, so I'd recommend sitting outdoors if the weather is nice outside. It's hard to understand what is being said and what number is being called on the microphone, though, which makes it confusing on when to come up. It also slows service down! If they fixed that then I'd give them 5 stars, but their delicious food and coffee makes up for that.

Overpriced and under par quality. You're better off going to the general store two doors down buying your own eggs and making your all my 10 times better for one test price that you will overpay here

Food: 4/5 Service: 4/5 Ambiance: 3.5/5 Overall: An excellent place to grab and go before a hike. The extended review... Food: Mammoth Breakfast Burrito - 4/5 - Who can say no to all the breakfast essentials wrapped up into a burrito. Eggs, bacon, potatoes, and cheese? YES PLEASE. This was an awesome grab and go before hiking. Service: 4/5 - Friendly staff. Ambiance: 3.5/5 - The inside is a little bit cramped especially when we were there in the morning.

The beau and I stopped here on a very cold morning looking for lunch. They had soup so I was sold. The portions are really big. The food has a bit of a wait, but it was all very good. The staff was nice and helpful. The interior was a little cramped but clean.

I had an egg and turkey sausage breakfast bagel and was pretty good. I would give it a three out of five I guess. Also got a pastrami sandwich for lunch one day and noticed it seem to be better last year when we were up and ate there. I don't know if they have new ownership or management, but the portions and quality didn't seem to be the same as they were a year ago. May just be my imagination because last year we all thought was exceptionally great food. This year just didn't seem to be as good.