The Bagel Cafe is a lively spot bringing NYC deli vibes to Vegas with massive bagels, indulgent sandwiches, and all-day breakfast that keeps the good times rolling.
"The Bagel Cafe on the edge of Summerlin starts breakfast at 7 a.m. with an omelet plate served with homemade home fries, egg sandwiches, buttermilk pancakes, homemade challah French toast, Belgian waffles, cheese-filled blintzes with fruit sauce and sour cream, potato pancakes with sour cream and apple sauce, matzoh brie with apple sauce or jelly, and so much more. Of course, bagels are the star of the show here." - Janna Karel
"The Bagel Cafe bakes big and chewy New York-style bagels that are as satisfying on their own as they are topped with the usual accouterments. Choose from more than 10 cream cheese options to spread on top like scallion, cinnamon raisin walnut, olive pimento, garlic cheddar, and strawberry. Vegan cream cheese is also available for those avoiding dairy." - Janna Karel
"The Bagel Cafe owners Savvas and Shari Andrews opened their restaurant in 1996 as a way to bring Jewish deli favorites out of New York to Las Vegas. The Bagel Cafe does, of course, specialize in bagels, but try the halloumi with avocado and an over-easy egg for the perfect breakfast sandwich. Open Monday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. with dine in and online ordering." - Susan Stapleton, Maddy Sweitzer-Lamme, Janna Karel
"You won’t be the first person to walk into The Bagel Cafe, see the deli counter and pastry cases, and forget that you came here for bagels. But that distraction (and temptation) won’t last long when the host seats you at a table and you look at the menu printed as a newspaper. Get any of the 20 different types of freshly baked bagels paired with one of their spreads or as an egg sandwich—just make sure you order at least one order of potato pancakes for the table. It’s a clutch spot for those that ended up at the after after party since their breakfast is served all day." - emmy kasten
"You won’t be the first person to walk into The Bagel Cafe, see the deli counter and pastry cases, and forget that you came here for bagels. But that distraction (and temptation) won’t last long when the host seats you at a table and you look at the menu printed as a newspaper. Get any of the 20 different types of freshly baked bagels paired with one of their spreads or as an egg sandwich—just make sure you order at least one order of potato pancakes for the table. It’s a clutch spot for those that ended up at the after after party since their breakfast is served all day." - emmy kasten, milena difiore, edward thompson
