Bagel Oasis
Fremont Rocket Sandwich
a hand holding a half eaten sandwich
The best bagel place ever
Pumpernickel bagel
interior
Indoor seating
Excellent food inspection rating 01-03-24
a sign for a bagel oasis
menu
a variety of bagels in a wire basket
a hand holding a sesame bagel
an omelet and a bagel sandwich
Sandwich special
Bad service
you can see the salmon cream cheese on the inside of my partner's bagel bag. neither of us ordered salmon.
Emerald City Gem Sandwich
Warm guac
Lox and Cream Cheese Sandwich
No shortage of red onion nor capers .
Garlic bagel w/ Schmear Of Cream Cheese
Egg on a Bagel with Cheddar For $7
Lox and Cream Cheese Sandwich
Liz B.
May 21, 2024
Great bagels, pretty close to NY quality, albeit pricey! It was close to $40 for a baker's dozen and cream cheese (2 containers). Didn't try their drinks. Staff was friendly.
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Merman S.
Mar 29, 2024
This Place Sucks !!! They are extremely unorganized !! And it's definitely the last time I'll ever come here. I've watched them get 3 orders wrong in. Down a let the customers leave with the wrong orders.. it's sad. and we have
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Gwen H.
May 13, 2024
I love this place and these bagels sooo much! You have to get the everything bagel with the scallion cream cheese. So delicious!
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Frannie Y.
Dec 29, 2023
Bagel oasis is one of the better bagel spots in Seattle! It's no Mt. Bagel or Howdy Bagels but it'll hit the spot when you want a sausage, egg, and cheese on an everything bagel. I've also had their bagel with cream cheese which was better than I expected! The cream cheese was light and fluffy, and they weren't skimpy with the cream cheese (although still nothing close to the amount bagel spots in NY give you).
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Becca F.
Dec 30, 2023
Bagels themselves are very good (chewy with blistery outside). However, it should be an actual crime to list avocado as a sandwich ingredient and then give you sad watery guacamole. I'm looking at you emerald sandwich. Service was slow and a not super friendly. Tables were dirty. Would probably go for a bagel with cream cheese as takeout if we returned in the future.
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Bonnie G.
Nov 30, 2023
I had a hard time deciding how to rate our experience. The freshly made bagels are good, though I thought the everything bagel only had a light sprinkling of "everything" on the top. We tried two sandwiches. I had the Meatless in Seattle. Impossible to eat as a sandwich. A big mess. Thick slices of cucumber with tomato and onion with a smear, mashed avocado and havarti. The insides slid all over the place. Had to take it apart to eat it. A serious mess. My other had the 520 Quartet. He liked the textures and flavors but had pieces of fat/grissle that couldn't be chewed/eaten. We wanted to buy a couple dozen bialys and they only had 7. They nicely offered to bake more while we ate our sandwiches. They freshly made warm bialy was the best thing we ate.
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Bonnie Y.
Apr 8, 2024
This review is exclusively for the pumpernickel bagel!I have been separated from New York, and my beloved pumpernickel bagel with whitefish salad, for nearly nine months now. I have not sought one out here in Seattle because I was skeptical one would meet my standards. Turns out, people here are committed to making VERY discerning lists of the best bagels in town, especially for a place that doesn't have too many options in the first place.Bagel Oasis' bagels are a standout among permanent stores; the creme de la creme, of course, comes from elusive popups like Hey Bagel. The inside is a bit bleak for dining in, but the guy at the counter was very friendly! A single bagel came out to about $3.Because they don't carry whitefish salad, I took the bagel home to assemble. The taste test exceeded expectations: the crust was hard enough that tapping on it sounded like a horse's gallop, but not too tough (one can only assess bagel texture properly when untoasted); the inside was chewy without being dense. An extremely successful bagel quest!
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Tanya P.
Jun 10, 2024
Excellent bagels and comparable to a New York City bagel! The plain sourdough with butter and pumpernickel were great!
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Bob S.
May 24, 2024
Closest to NY bagels that I found in the Seattle area. The service is not very friendly or efficient, but it was worth the trip for the bagels.The bagels were obviously boiled and have the chewy texture that I am looking for. If you prefer a texture more like bread, go elsewhere
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Karen S.
Apr 25, 2024
Nearly $8 for a mediocre whole wheat bagel and lackluster sundried tomato/basil cream cheese. I was starving and desperate for a bite to eat. Hadn't been here in several years, but I remembered their bagels as being good. That was well over 6 years ago. Man, have things changed. I understand inflation, but what you pay for an underwhelming bagel and cream cheese here is ridiculous. And the seating in their booths is super uncomfortable. Not recommended, at all.
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