Rosenberg's Kosher

Kosher restaurant · Washington Virginia Vale

Rosenberg's Kosher

Kosher restaurant · Washington Virginia Vale

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942 S Monaco St Pkwy, Denver, CO 80224

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Kosher bakery with bagels, challah, lox, & deli items  

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942 S Monaco St Pkwy, Denver, CO 80224 Get directions

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24 Sweet Tooth–Satisfying Bakeries in Denver | Eater Denver

"One of just a handful of kosher bakeries in Denver, Rosenberg’s opens on Fridays and Sundays to offer a wide selection of bagels, bialys, challah, and breads such as rye and pumpernickel, along with schmears, fish, and deli salads." - Eater Staff

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Danielle Lewitinn

Google
I've been a loyal customer of Rosenberg’s for the past 9 years, but unfortunately, my recent experiences have been incredibly disappointing. On Sunday, I came in specifically looking for scallion cream cheese. When I asked about it, the man at the counter seemed unsure and unable to answer my questions—perhaps he was new. Then, a woman came from the back (Sarah) and, to my shock, and I quote said, “You’re asking a lot of questions!” I was honestly taken aback by the tone and comment. She went on to say that you haven’t had your plain whipped cream cheese in months, which may be true, but I’ve always come in for the scallion spread and everything bagels. When I asked about my rewards and requested to enter my phone number through Toast, she acted like it was a major inconvenience and insisted that rewards can only be redeemed through the app. I’ve successfully redeemed them in-store the same way in the past, so this didn’t sit right with me. I also remember when you used to offer 4 oz cream cheese containers before or during COVID, which you no longer do. While I understand that prices have gone up everywhere, $8 for cream cheese combined with poor service feels like a slap in the face. Bagel prices have steadily increased over the years, and as someone from New York, I can tell you even the best bagel spots there don’t charge as much. You can get a dozen for $12–$15 in NYC. If Rosenberg’s continues down this path, raising prices while offering subpar service, it’s going to push loyal customers away. It’s really disappointing to see how far things have declined.

Poppy Pepper (PoppyPepper)

Google
In New York, where prices are just plain stupid crazy now, bagels are only $20.00 per dozen. Rosenbergs bagels are perfect bagels and even larger than usual; no doubt about it. But $30.00 a dozen? Volume is the name of the game. You want people in there buying every single week; not once in a while. Even the last remaining Bruegger's bagels store in D.U. boils their bagels in water "properly" before baking (like Rosenberg's), so the texture of their bagels are also perfect. Only $14.95 per dozen. $14.95 to $20.00 per dozen is appropriate with numerous other bagel stores in L.A. and other parts of the country. NOTE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC (IF YOU'RE EVEN READING THIS STUFF)- Einsteins Bagels. They are not bagels. They are shitty round bread disguised as bagels. Please close your stores and stop fooling people. That's like King Soopers and Safeway selling fake sourdough bread. It's not sourdough. Those "idiots" add "vinegar" to try and fool you. Ever eat the real Boudin's Sourdough in San Francisco? If not, go to their website and ship it in and it will "change your life." PEOPLE- STOP BUYING FAKE FOOD PRODUCTS. Geez. And "I'm" from Denver (not New York) and I can tell the difference.

SilvanaraK

Google
The BEST egg bagels a former Long Island NY resident outside of New York. Ok so we went to the Kosher bakery vs deli, oops. Everything was amazing.

Praze B DaGod

Google
Came in for a lox bagle with cream cheese the guy tells me they cant do that because its a kosher place. Its literraly on the window and on the menu and he tells me I cant get it. I dont know if this just a prejudice place or what complete waste of time

Chloe Anderson

Google
THE best place to get bagels in Denver, hands down no contest. I found them through DoorDash for a bagel sandwich and soon became a true fan. They also sell sliced deli meat/lox, deli condiments, tubs of flavored cream cheeses and bagel chips they make in store. So happy I found them

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Google
Recovering New Yorkers here to say that this place is as legit as it gets in Colorado. Their challah is the stuff of dreams and the babka is a delight, but we'll always think of their bagels first and foremost. Nice texture on the outside, great chew inside, never overcooked or doughy. If you're into flavors like everything or poppy seed, you'll appreciate the double coating on the exterior (instead of just on the top like you get pretty much everywhere else in Denver). Do yourself a favor and don't leave without a container of their cream cheese. It will spoil you forever. We're partial to the hatch green chili (with nice big pieces) but you can't go wrong with the veggie and regular fluffy stuff.

George Longoria

Google
This location is their kosher only location meaning they do not have the same menu as the other rosenbergs I usually go to. I saw this location was 10 mins from me as opposed to 12 min from the one i should have went too. Now I’m 22 minutes away from the location that has what I want.

Melissa Giannotti

Google
I used to be a diehard Rosenberg’s supporter but this last experience has soured that. Prices keep going up and quality going down. $18/6 sufganiyot would be reasonable… maybe it they were large and high quality. These were almost comically small and the dough to jelly ratio was embarrassing. They didn’t taste fresh either. It’s a shame because the place that used to be in this location made killer donuts, the best I’ve ever had. Josh had the opportunity to continue that legacy but fell way way short.
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Linna L.

Yelp
This place is tucked in a corner. There is no seating, just walk in and take out kinda place. It was clean and spacious for a quick pick up. The service was great - Robert was open, honest and we shared a few laughs! The bagels are delicious! I got the sesame, pumpernickel, everything, and garlic bagel. I love buying bagels and freezing them for the week. They were so helpful. I'd love to come back.
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Justin S.

Yelp
This is where you want to go for real bagels if you're in Denver. No reason to go anywhere else. The bagels here are the real deal: large, soft, chewy, and pleasantly salty around the edges. Just like a traditional NY bagel. To be completely honest I have a hard time finding bagels like this in NYC nowadays. The homemade cream cheeses are also fantastic, the scallion and lox cream cheeses being my favorite. This place is only open on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 7am - 3pm, but the wait is worth it. Snatch a bunch up on the weekend and freeze them for the week. I've been to the Rosenberg's location in Stanley marketplace and this location is actually a lot better. The ones up in Stanley were really generic and bland when I tried it. This is the location you want to go to, trust me.
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Michael H.

Yelp
The bagels are outstanding, probably the best I have found in Denver. It might have helped that a fresh batch of sesame bagels came out just when I arrived at about 11 AM on a Friday. I also thought the hatch chili cream cheese was really good. I didn't realize that they are closed on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday until I looked on Yelp. This is kind of a downer. But if you can show up on a Friday Saturday or Sunday, I think you will find these bagels are some of the best you have had in Denver.
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Alexa S.

Yelp
It took over the local bagel shop. As some might not of been happy, but I must say these bagels are truly impressive but a little pricey. This shop is different from the other Rosenbergs as they do not make sandwiches in their shop as this is a strictly kosher shop. They do have all the items to make lox and bagels with their housemade lox and cream cheeses. They also offer other baked goods such as challah and other breads that are also quite delicious.
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Joan F.

Yelp
We ordered almost 2 dozen hamantashen and they were tiny! We always used to get them from Rosenberg's but we haven't been in for a couple of years. They used to have huge thick hamantaschen, about one inch thick with a nice filled center, and 4" across. The ones we picked up today were 1/2 inch and barely 3" across-- and individually wrapped in cellophane pockets. It was a huge disappointment and after telling friends how wonderful these were (not knowing they had been downsized to a small cookie from a large pastry), it's embarrassing. We ordered them on-line so we had no idea of the change. I would prefer to have gotten the original big thick Hamantashen and they skipped putting them in those individual wrappers! The wrappers made them look cheaper too- like they weren't fresh baked in the store. The location we chose was the bakery site, too. Please go back to the quality you used to have, spend the money on that instead of cheap wrappers and the labor and time to stuff them in!! I just want them in a box!

David S.

Yelp
Great bagels and challah bread, will be back! You should really come try the egg everything bagel.

S G.

Yelp
This used to be a great place to get great bagels. I've been here twice in the last 4 weeks and both times the bagels were extremely hard. Not going again at $3.00 per bagel for day old bagels that's for sure.
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Rachel S.

Yelp
Delicious bagels, and amazing customer service! Everyone was so kind and friendly. My husband loved the whitefish salad as well!

Stacey S.

Yelp
The very best bagels and challah in the metro Denver area. The service people are efficient and friendly.
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RMendelson M.

Yelp
Delicious Bagels! White Fish Salad - Lox Salad and the Chives Spread are very tasty! Did I mention the Challah Rolls? Mmmmm! Very Good! We were very pleased with the freshness of everything we bought. Thank you Rosenberg Kosher It was worth the drive.

Kristen R.

Yelp
Best bagels in town... and the fact that I can get them delivered... amazing!! My favorite is the salt bagel and the pumpernickel everything bagel... try them out!
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Prudence D.

Yelp
Great bagels that are a traditional texture and have that great chew that a bagel is supposed to have. We also enjoy their Challah. They have non dairy cream cheese available in addition to the dairy varieties. No sweet cream cheese flavors, but the selections they have compliment the bagel flavors well.
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Denver B.

Yelp
Challah... NOT up to standards for the holidays! They say they use...high gluten flour? Really? The challah we received was dry and lacked any taste, the composition was that of gluten free as the challah simply broke apart, rather than have that essential challah pull to it. Has quality really dropped the past couple of years? Totally disappointed.
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Danny D.

Yelp
Recovering New Yorker here to say that this place is as legit as it gets in Colorado. Their challah is the stuff of dreams and the babka is a delight, but I'll always think of their bagels first and foremost. Nice texture on the outside, great chew inside, never overcooked or doughy. As an everything bagel guy, I also appreciate the double coating on the exterior (instead of just on the top like you get pretty much everywhere else in Denver). My wife is eastern European and goes gaga for the dark breads, but do yourself a favor and don't leave without a container of their cream cheese. It will spoil you forever. I'm partial to the hatch green chili (with nice big pieces) but you can't go wrong with the veggie and regular fluffy stuff.

Jane K.

Yelp
Only kosher bakery I have found. Consistent quality and friendly people. Wish it was open more days! Thursday?
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Vicki P.

Yelp
Once upon a time, there was a Bagel Store owner who was ready to retire, but she was conflicted. If she closed her store, it would create a big void in the kosher community she had served for the past 40+ years. She decided to join forces with Josh Pollack, the Bagel King of Denver, and, after the rabbis blessed the whole megillah, Rosenberg's Kosher was born. The concept is pretty much the same as before. The store offers several varieties of freshly made kosher bagels, challahs and rolls, cookies and other sweet treats. Rosenberg's has added in-house smoked salmon and white fish, fresh schmears, and deli salads. They don't sell sandwiches but you can buy all the fixin's for a lox and bagel and assemble it yourself. The fresh fish just melts in your mouth and the house-made whipped cream cheese is oh-so-light and smooth. I'm in love with these crispy on the outside, chewy on the inside bagels! I'm usually able to get them warm, the downside of which is that they can't be run through the slicer without getting destroyed but that's a small price to pay. Mr. P says we can't make them a habit because that's too much bread but I say that these glutenous calories are well worth it. Well, since I began this review draft, a major change has happened at Rosenberg's Kosher. From the beginning, it was always a bakery and wholesale shop with a retail storefront open daily from early morning to mid-afternoon. As of April 2018, retail service is offered on Fridays and Jewish holidays only. So there goes my neighborhood weekend bagel runs!
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Tim L.

Yelp
I was looking for the old Bagel Store and found it to be closed, then saw that Rosenberg's was going to re-open it as a fully kosher outpost of their 3 location (so far) business. I went in this morning around 9:30am, still recovering from a bug, so quickly got in and out (to avoid coughing while there) without much eye contact on my part. The people working were friendly and polite, offered to cut my bagels, rung me up, and got me on my way. So- I came home with an everything rye, an everything, and a garlic. I started with half the rye, cut through the middle of the hole so as to have the front and back of the bagel. After cutting, I was disappointed to see the crumb was pretty soft, like a supermarket rye. (I was hoping that being kosher might mean the bagels here would be a bit more on the chewier side than the one I had at the Stanley a few months ago. ) I grabbed the toaster and put it on bagel mode. Spread it with lox cream cheese from the store (nicely studded with bits of salmon, capers, and green onion, $7 for 1/2lb). All together - tasty. In succession, I then did the same thing with the white flour everything and the garlic. Crumb was a bit better in these but I still wish for something more substantial and chewy. I'll be back every so often to grab a few and some cream cheese. I did notice potential difference in cooking between the three bagels, especially the everything (which had some golden spots but some pale) versus the garlic (nicely golden). See pics. I think I'll be a bit picker with which bagels go into my bag, given the variance.
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Y R.

Yelp
Horrible hours and even worse communication and customer service. I ordered several dozen bagels for my son's first birthday party back in June from the Monaco location. I get a call and message saying they were transferring my order to different store for that Sunday pick up, since last minute they decided to close one of the two days they are actually opened. I go to pick up, and they have no knowledge of the transferred order. The morning of my son's birthday we have nothing. I was furious and they had charged us when we placed the order weeks prior over the phone. They never returned our money ,so yes, they stole our money. I called to speak with a manager and never had a return call back. Not in June and still to this day, haven't had one. No one acknowledged what they did to us for our son's birthday and it is now, February and still no acknowledgement. This should show you how they are run.
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Jimmy G.

Yelp
Ruined the Bagel Store. Two stars since the bagels are damn awesome. However, much higher prices and also cut the hours like crazy. Now they no longer will supply the local Temples with weekly Challahs like had been done for years. Disservice to the community. Update: appreciate the business' efforts to address the communities concerns, as they listened to the needs and worked with the synagogues. I will continue to be a support and appreciate the owner's (and staff's) commitment. Great bagels
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Jesse B.

Yelp
Delicious bagels, cream cheese l, smoked fish and other Kosher options abound. Rosenbergs took a staple in the Bagel which had baked Kosher bagels, breads and sweets for many years and made it their own. The space is fully updated with nice signage, good options and most importantly the smell of freshly baked bagels, Challahs and more. No you won't get any meat here but with two other locations it's great to see Rosenbergs fill a vital need for Denver residents (and visitors alike) who deserve the chewy and can't eat just one bagel or other Kosher item(s). Should you get a tub of everything cream cheese to top your everything bagel? I would because it's that good.
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Scott H.

Yelp
The bagels are sooooooo good! An egg everything is as good as anywhere in NY and so are the others. I love that there's a pumpernickel everything bagel option. They're kosher yet I wish they can cheat somehow and put the cream cheese on the bagel for me but I'll still do it in the car with their tin of whipped cc and their plastic knife. I can't wait to get home to eat it! Must eat excellent bagel and cream cheese now! -except for the 2nd bagel still in the bag. I was unhappy with the first incarnation of this place but I'm a fan today for sure.

Gaba 0.

Yelp
Prices have gone up and quality has gone down. Me and my wife used to shop here once week before employees have changed. We used to buy around $100 worth of bagels and Nova Lox. Now they bumped up prices on the fish and are serving them in large thick pieces that are pre-sliced and have the nasty black meat in the middle yuck! I am sorry guys but at $60/lb, you ought go back to meticulously slicing the fillets thinly as you go and please remove that nasty black section in the middle. No one wants to eat that!! Especially at that price! Tuna salad now has these strange seasoning in it that makes it taste nasty. I wouldn't buy anything but bagels here from now on. Maybe the Stanley Marketplace location is worth going to. But certainly not this location.
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Amy W.

Yelp
I first came here in the summer when it was still the Bagel Store and found it closed for renovation in preparation for the merger of the Bagel Store with Rosenberg's. I walked away sadly bagel-less, but vowed to come back when it reopened. I finally made it back several months later. There was a line but it moved relatively quickly. The employees were very friendly. They have many different flavors of bagels as well as some other Jewish baked goods and containers of cream cheese to go (I think I even saw green chile cream cheese!). I settled on a garlic and a whole wheat. The bagels are huge - bigger than others in Denver for sure. They're chewy on the outside and soft on the inside, and overall very tasty. I did notice that the bagels and cream cheese seemed a little pricey overall. Maybe it's because of the New York water?
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Edie S.

Yelp
I had hoped for a bigger place and REALLY wanted to get some Smoked White Fish. Going there I was told that they did not have the white fish at this location nor did they have some of the other tasty items that I had hoped to find. This particular location was just very small and offered a limited variety of items that the other locations offered. But since they were quite away from where we were, we did not visit the larger locations. However, their bagels were very good.
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Goddess O.

Yelp
I have been craving a great jewish deli and absolutely fell in love. I wanted a rare order and they messed it up but quickly fixed it and offered to comp the mean. I declined and they had already been so nice. I am disabled, have a service dog but am still not stable on my feet as well deal with chronic pain and exhaustion. They brought everything to me with out me even asking for help! The service is top notch but the food is even better. The bagels are cooked perfectly, crispy on the outside and oh so fluffy on the inside. They are the best bagels I have tasted since Wolfies closed down in Miami, FL. And let's just talk about the classic black & white cookies OMG Devine!! I have already been twice in the past week and I see a lot more visits in the future.
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Dan N.

Yelp
I may be missing the old guard Bagel Store, but the reboot of this venerable Kosher bakery at Rosenberg's Kosher is a major win for me! Just wish I lived closer. We've stopped in when in the area, but recently discovered they actually slice their lox old-school, right off the filet! The slices were paper-thin, translucent, lovingly placed on purpose-built cellophane. And the taste is just like my days living in Kew Gardens, NY, when I'd get up early on Sunday & head to my go-to Rego Park bagel shop. The bagels are large, tasty, crusty on the outside, and soft inside. These are close to my NY ideal bagel. Also, check out the pastries: Hamentashen, Babka, Rugelach, you name it!
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Mallory B.

Yelp
I got the pumpernickel everything bagel and my husband got the plain with lox. One of the best bagels I've ever had in my life. Friendly staff and impeccable service!
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Lisa K.

Yelp
Word on the street is they are back to being open 6 days a week. Yeah! Bagels on my way to work whenever I want them.
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Emily C.

Yelp
I love Rosenberg's. Coming from the NY/NJ area, the first few weeks out here were rough for all of my bagel cravings. A friend suggested Rosenberg's and I finally feel back at home. These are REAL bagels (not just round bread like many other places in the area). The staff is always incredibly friendly and helpful. Their everything bagels and their veggie cream cheese are some of the best I have had. Recently, I placed a bulk order for an event and everybody was asking where the bagels came from and exclaiming that they were the best they have had. Thank you Rosenberg's for injecting deliciousness into the Denver bagel scene! Hoping to try some of the other yummy pastries and breads soon.

Paul S.

Yelp
As a transplant from New Jersey, I was in a bagel desert until I found Rosenberg's. Their bagels are simply divine: the crust has a delicate crispness, the inside is wonderfully chewy and the taste sublime. While at first I struggled with the price of these bagels, in the end I had to confess that hands down they are soooooo good and so satisfying that they truly are worth every penny. If you close your eyes and click your heels together as you take a bite of one of their bagels --- you will be transported to New York heaven.
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Robert S.

Yelp
Just a staple of the community and the folks here are great - outstanding service and awesome bagels. My wife is from Long Island and she would tell you these are as close to home as it gets.
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Irshana R.

Yelp
What a great find and addition to the neighborhood. Friendly staff and great selection. The Rye Bread we purchased went really well with our homemade pastrami!!!
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Michelle J.

Yelp
Please note they don't do any sandwiches here. They can't mix dairy with bagels so like they can't toast your bagel and put cream cheese on it and you won't find breakfast sandwiches etc. just FYI Bagels are pretty decent - as close to Ny bagels that I've found so far. It's a grab and go place so you won't find a place to sit.
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Marcin J.

Yelp
Place has opened for some time now and it lists different hours on both the door and Yelp: this place struggles to open on time. The time I am able to make it there and they are open on time, they mess up my order and give me the wrong bagels. This was on top of the 20 minutes it took them to prepare my lox Good bagels and the NY style is welcome in the area, but they're going through the fresh opening struggles. I'll have to review this again when I'm in the mood to try their hours and service again.

David F.

Yelp
I was truly shocked and amazed today when I was charged $12 for six bagels. Of course their bagels are super delicious. And I've always supported their business. It just seems to me that that's a bit pricey even if your bagels are the best in town.
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Michelle V.

Yelp
Some of the most true and delicious bagels I've ever had. Legitimate bakers here, who take pride in quality!

Sydney L.

Yelp
While we love going down to the Five Points location (as close to an Ess A Bagel bagel as you might find in Denver), this one is meh. We were really excited to see that this location opened up. Before I went , I envisioned the same great Rosenberg's breakfasts without the hassle of the drive to, parking at, and long lines of the FP location. Bagels at this location are still good, but that is all you can order here. Maybe with a side of smoked fish and a tub of spread. And you have to get it to go (versus the Five Points that has seating and standing bars) as there is no where to eat. Unless you want to sit outside on a wall and stare at what looks to be a shuttered K-mart? Kind of confused as you'd expect the suburban outposts of Rosenberg's would be more inviting. Especially in what is obviously a lower rent location and in a strip mall with plenty of leasable space. Generally, wouldn't make a special trip to this location like I would to the FP location.
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Devon D.

Yelp
This place has been a hit or miss lately. They used to have the best bagels in the whole wide world, but lately they are put together sloppy and I usually get the Leo but the salmon has been a little ducky lately and they have been skimping on the actual portion size it seems. However they can make a really good bagel if the right people are working.
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Mark H.

Yelp
Good bagels but only if you're looking to buy a dozen and a large container of cream cheese. For some strange reason they've stopped selling single bagels and individual containers of cream cheese.
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Maryn E.

Yelp
Now THAT'S a great NY style bagel! Worth the drive and worth the wait on a SAT morning. Really good stuff! Will definitely go back.
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Diane T.

Yelp
Upgrading my rating since they've gone back to daily business hours (except Saturdays) instead of just being open one or two days a week like they were for a while. They have excellent bagels. The onion are my favorite and they freeze well.

Dan B.

Yelp
By far the best, most authentic, bagels in town. This place won't make you a breakfast sandwich (they are Kosher Parve), toast your bagel, or sell you a latte (if you want that, I highly recommend you go to Rosenberg's Deli). What they will do is sell you awesome bagels, lox, cream cheese spreads, and other baked goodies to go. Great staff, great food!
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Nina O.

Yelp
Walk into this store and inhale the delicious bagel aroma just for the heck of it. Yes they are more expensive but coming from New York, I know my bagels and won't settle for a cheap immitation. Their lox is also more refined than what you would find in the supermarket. The staff is friendly and cheerful. They also have babkas, Challas, cookies and drinks. If you show up at closing, they have reduced rates for the day. Their chocolate chip cookies are huge and delicious. Yes sometimes I reward family members with food. They need to bottle their freshly made bagel aroma in a pro-air inhaler because the scent truly opens airways with joy. You might find yourself walking to your car with your nose in the bag because it's that addictive. This place is a big Yum Yum.
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Michael R.

Yelp
I have to say that if you are going to take over a local neighborhood fixture, don't talk about all the great renovations you plan to make and then shutter the doors to retail customers after your hipster dufus signage goes up. To only be open on fridays and sundays says ok, you members of the tribe who want your challahs and bobkahs can stop in 2 days a week so you better stock up. The rest of you infrequent Goyim who would rather have morning bagel rather than the bogus gluten rings that King Soopers tries to pass off as a bagel.....well you get it, I am not happy about this development.
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Dan G.

Yelp
Easiest way to write this review. I'm a native New Yorker and bagels are part of our culture. They are considered the best in the world. Well Rosenberg's bagels are as close to that as possible in most cities I've lived in or traveled to. I stop in several times monthly and keep a cache at home. Great job......they the hatch cream cheese. Excellent stuff.
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Kristy A.

Yelp
They're only open on Fridays to the public now? That doesn't do me any good since I usually grab a bagel on the weekend. There goes the place that reminded me of the bagel shops back home in New York. I'm so disappointed.

Kate K.

Yelp
This was one of the worst experiences I have had. I'm not sure if it's a new location- but we ordered at 7:30 am and were told delivery started at 11:30. We got a call by one of the rudest service people I have ever talked to. The order was not on the way- they were out of half the items and he told us "I'm just cancelling the order". And hour later at 12:30 and 12:35 we got 2 more calls, seemingly unaware the man before had cancelled the order. They were calling to clarify substitutions- 1 HOUR AFTER THEY HAD CANCELLED ON US AND 5HOURS AFTER ORDER WAS PLACED.
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Topaz A.

Yelp
I went by the other day during their business hours and they were closed. It turns out three aren't open to the public any more and it looks like they raised the prices too. What a shame as they were a great local bakery with quality challah and good prices. Time to find a new local favorite as Rosenberg's has ruined it.
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Tierney C.

Yelp
Seriously good bagels and bread and man their coffee is amazing! Straight black coffee which I don't do- is a must try! Def left me impressed and wanting to go back for more! Beware those place gets packed!