Bagel Shop Bakery

Each time i've come to this place they've been so sweet. Service so quick even in the morning when it's busy. Who doesn't love fresh warm bagels? I've pretty much tried every flavor, even the fun colors. Everything is always so fresh. Bagels are never try or stale. The breakfast bagels are big enough to cut in half an eat the other side for lunch lol I'm always stopping if I'm in the area. Yelp on my friends!

They have a huge variety of bagels and spreads; the rainbow ones are just gorgeous! It's a smaller shop. They also have cookies and pastries. There's like a Baker's Dozen option as well. There's also an outside seating area which is nice on those rare cooler Houston mornings. Lol. You can also see the kitchen from the ordering area. They aren't skimpy on ingredients either. The everything bagel, for example, has the seasoning on both halves.Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area or looking for catering.

Probably the best bagel, I have had in Houston. They have speedy service and delicious toppings. Also, they are pescatarian.

After a Houston Restaurant Weeks lunch next door, I stopped by Bagel Shop factory to buy a half-dozen bagels and a tub of cream cheese. Bagels are my favorite type of bread and you can't beat a New York-style bagel. Parking is a breeze in the complimentary lot. In addition to bagels, they also have some sweets but I didn't dabble. I did appreciate that they had a good variety of bagels . . . your classics including plain, sesame, poppy, everything etc. and some more exotic varieties including French toast. And if we're talking exotic, they even have a rainbow bagel. It tastes just like a plain bagel but it's trippy and looks like a work of art. It's definitely worth trying to say you've done it! Since I can be basic sometimes, I went with the plain cream cheese. If you're more adventurous than I am when it comes to your spreads, they have plenty of other options too.In my book, Bagel Shop Factory is up there as one of the best bagel spots in town!

Not worth the wait. Also, they are closed on Saturday. I would recommend going to the hot bagel shop

One of my friend's favorite bagel shops in Houston. Their Katy location also has egg everything bagels!!! They have a wide assortment including really fun pretzel everything bagels, rainbow bagels, and challah (essentially egg bagels). You can also buy a variety of cute sweets like decorated cookies or even whole challah loaves. The bagels are fluffy and tender (not as much chew as a typical NY bagel, but still delicious!). There's a good amount of outdoor seating to enjoy the sunshine plus good amount of parking out front.

Nice place. First time. On the quest for almond croissants. Bright, inviting, customer service excellent, fast. Hopefully I've found my bakery for almond croissants. I hope to be a regular. Yep. Almond croissant very favorable. They won me. Highly recommend.

I was disappointed in this place. It was a 5-10 minute wait to order even though it really wasn't that busy. They seemed maybe to be working on a large catering order? After placing the order it was another long wait for one bagel with cream cheese.It was 5.50 plus tax and tip for one French Toast bagel and cream cheese.The bagel was $3.00 a dollar more than the other flavors.The cream cheese and application of it I guess cost $2.50.I was disappointed because they also sold 2oz "single serving" cream cheese for $2.00.I thought letting the staff apply it mgiht be more liberal with it or be better than getting it separately but next time I will get separately because the cream cheese didn't even reach the edges of the l bagel.

If they still have it peep their Yelp check-in offer! If I'm in this area, it's usually because I'm craving Dandelion Cafe, but today, my craving was for a real deal bagel. So instead of opting for the Dunkin four doors down, I landed here. #supportlocal It's not my first time, but every time I'm in I admire the small things that make this spot memorable and set them apart from their completion. The Jewish influence is undeniable, stated and unstated from the plaque to the offerings, the bagel clock on the wall is cute enough to make even Eeyore smile, the pastry selection ample, and the customer service (which last trip encouraged me to live a little and try a rye bagel (on the house)), pretty solid. While their location is not set up to accommodate a drive-thru, but they do have covered patio seating for warmer days, a nice touch. This week's weather called for an oat milk macchiato and sesame bagel with lox spread. This bagel as well as a few other varieties are offered in skinny versions (a thinner bake), if you wish. For a Houston bagel it faired pretty solid, and certainly hit the spot. From gluten-free bagels to fresh squeezed OJ, challah loaves, cupcakes, a migas bagel and salmon salad, they've got a little something for everyone.

Excellent excellent bagels. The salads are also very good, especially like the egg and the tuna salads.Stay away from the coffee. Taste bad. I am sure if you get good beans, you get good coffee. Does not seem that they care much about the coffee.