Wu and Nussbaum

I had lox on everything bagel with scallion cream cheese. It was great! I ordered through self service machine and it was ready within a few minutes. A very convenient place to have breakfast after gym because it’s just around the corner from where I live.

I went here looking for breakfast after gym nearby, and took Everything Bagel with Scallion cream cheese and Lox. It tasted good and it went through on time. However, they forgot to put the cream cheese on the side and I had to ask for that to them, and unfortunately their expression was not welcoming as if its my fault. Food is good, service have to be improved a lot

I come here for bagels and I think the quality of the fish is way better than Absolute Bagels. The smoothies are also delicious. I like how sanitary the food prep area is. The dining room is airy and bright. I don’t love the vibrating buzzer system and some tables need wiping down, but they open early and I always have a good experience.

There are two ways to contemplate this eclectic locale. You can either wonder about the synthesis of cultures and styles- Jewish and Chinese, paper lanterns and minimalist chic- or you can simply indulge yourself in the delicious, stomach-filling bagels and soft, creamy noodles. I do wish this place had a little more stylized ambiance, but it's not meant to be a place that one stays in for an extended period of time. Come in early in the morning, when the line is short, grab yourself a sumptuous, tantalizing breakfast bagel, and enjoy. The bagels might not be the best in New York City, but considering the high standard of bagels in this city, that's not necessarily a failing. I adore how plump and rich the breakfast bagels are. You can get two servings out of one single breakfast bagel if you're not too hungry. Both the servings will be absolutely satisfying.

I don’t usually write reviews, but you’ve left me no choice because I’m still thinking about this *eight months later*. That one time I decided to choose your bagel shop over Absolute Bagel—only because their line was wrapped around the corner—was a mistake I deeply regret. This, despite the advice of my girlfriend, who warned me after visiting your spot *once* 15 years ago, back when you had the name the other way around. Boy, was she right. $53.25 later, I experienced not only one of the worst bagels but one of the worst breakfasts of my entire life. To put it in perspective: I grew up in poverty, and I can confidently say this ranks in the top two worst breakfasts I’ve ever had—and you’re not number two.

I have been in the neighborhood for 30 years and go to Nussbaum regularly. My experience there this morning was completely unacceptable. I looked in the window and saw no line so I went in, ordered a plain bagel with regular cream cheese (spent $5.90 including tip) and watched order after order get filled, but not mine. After 20 minutes (I paid with Apple Pay so I could see when I paid), and getting really hangry, it was clear that my order wasn't printed out or was lost. I got NO apology. Nothing. not cool.

Falsely advertising as pick-a-bagel on delivery platforms. Outsourcing delivery to an external provider, Relay, that is consistently late and delivers cold food. Customer service on the phone is brusque and unhelpful with updates on the service provided, only continues to say I’m sorry without any sincerity. Ultimately the order was partially incorrect, and hot food was cold when delivered. Not worth the effort or high price for bagels that aren’t even fresh, to order from here again with poor execution and subpar food items. If you’re in the food business, at least get the food right and make it good.

We live in the neighborhood and I come here often. The bagels are good and Chinese food just ok. My issue however was with the cashier today who took my order this afternoon and asked me to pay without showing me the screen. I had to ask twice — she quoted me the amount— and when she finally tilted it for me to see she had added her own tip. I imagine she’s doing this on a number of unsuspecting orders. Not cool.