Yeastie Boys Bagels
Bagel shop · Silver Lake ·
Over-the-top bagel sandwiches like Reubenstein and Game Over
Over-the-top bagel sandwiches like Reubenstein and Game Over
"While commuting in LA, it’s not uncommon to see one of the Yeastie Boys’ six trucks stationed on a street corner or on its way to one. Owner Evan Fox’s fleet travels throughout Southern California, serving up fairly yeasty bagels in traditional flavors and made into sandwiches. For those in the mood for something hearty, try the Reubenstein layered with pit-smoked pastrami, melted Swiss cheese, sauerkraut, and Russian dressing. Follow the truck on Instagram for the latest schedule." - Mona Holmes
"A bagel truck is partnering with Netflix’s Nobody Wants This for a two-day special on May 17 and May 18. The truck will be parked in Brentwood (11940 San Vicente Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA) on Saturday, May 17, and Studio City (12073 Ventura Place, Studio City, CA) on Sunday, May 18, starting at 8 a.m. For the two days the truck will serve specials including The Hot Rabbi with soft-scrambled eggs, American cheese, avocado, and hot honey; the Meet Cute with whipped ricotta, stone fruit, blackberries, wildflower honey, and fleur de sel; and the Mitzvah with lox, dill, and lemon schmear." - Rebecca Roland
"If you’ve taken a Saturday morning drive down San Vicente in Brentwood, or Sunset in Silver Lake, or been anywhere in the vicinity of Melrose Place, you’ve seen the crowds outside Yeastie Boys’ bagel trucks. Their bagels are—you guessed it—distinctively yeasty, but the main reason to come here are the over-the-top sandwiches. There’s the Reubenstein, an inside-out bagel sandwich with pastrami, Swiss, sauerkraut, and Russian dressing, or the Game Over, with heaping portions of scrambled eggs, bacon, tomato, and jalapeño cream cheese. They go heavy on that cream cheese, too—and we’re not complaining." - sylvio martins, arden shore, garrett snyder, cathy park
"If you’ve taken a Saturday morning drive down San Vicente in Brentwood, or Sunset in Silver Lake, or been anywhere in the vicinity of Melrose Place, you’ve seen the crowds outside Yeastie Boys’ bagel trucks. Their bagels are—you guessed it—distinctively yeasty, but the main reason to come here are the over-the-top sandwiches. There’s the Reubenstein, an inside-out bagel sandwich with pastrami, Swiss, sauerkraut, and Russian dressing, or the Game Over, with heaping portions of scrambled eggs, bacon, tomato, and jalapeño cream cheese. They go heavy on that cream cheese, too—and we’re not complaining." - sylvio martins, arden shore, garrett snyder, cathy park
"I know I’m late to the game, but Yeastie Boys Bagel truck always brings a smile to my face when I see it and tears to my eyes when I eat from it. Haven’t met a bagel there I haven’t liked yet." - Michael He