Abel’s Bagels

Shoutout to Nick from Abel's Bagels Las Vegas!During my recent NYC trip, I craved a classic bialy, but I couldn't find one. Luckily, Nick saved the day! I reached out via Instagram DM, and he kindly offered to make a dozen bialys for me at a very reasonable price!Verdict: ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS! Shared one with my family in the SUV, and my Mum & Sis loved it, too!Huge thanks to Nick for going above and beyond! We appreciate it so much and can't wait to order again soon!Thanks again, Nick! You're the best!#masbeefaves#abelsbagelslv #abelsbagels#bialys#deliciousness

Very good bagels. We came in on a busy Saturday morning and noticed they had an ongoing line the entire time we were there. Popular place and we both enjoyed our bagels.My breakfast bagel had egg, cheese, and ham. My lady had an everything bagel with cream cheese and honey. We got lucky scoring a table. There's a good amount of seats but you may still be left waiting for one on busier morning and weekends. These bagels are worth the wait.

Not only did we savor every last crumb of our bagels, but the service was exceptional. Despite juggling multiple tasks during a busy rush, the cashier remained professional and took the time to walk me through my bagel options. The seating was cozy, the coffee was excellent, and we will definitely be returning!The Ayala's

Can Abel make a good bagel? I'd say he's able. Growing up in NJ it's very hard to find a bagel west of the Delaware river that I can enjoy. This bagel was about as close to that as you can find. The bagel is fluffy yet crisp on the outside. The BEC I got was perfectly salty and delicious. A must try to my east coast transplants.

Never been a bagel person (I'll eat it but never really appealed to me or craved it) until I recently had best lox bagel of my life in NYC. When I heard they have something similar in Las Vegas that is also New York based I was intrigued to check it out. The lox bagel here is just as good! The quality & value here is unmatched.

I love the look and vibe of this place as you come in, feels like a chill spot and a nice place to finish off your breakfast if you have the time. The workers welcome you in and are helpful if you're having a hard time deciding what to go with or even how to order.The reason I'm not giving this spot a 5 star is due to the price you do pay for a breakfast sandwich on their bagel or any of the other types of sandwiches they offer on their bagels. They say they use quality eggs, no nitrite/nitrate sausages and their bagels are so good, but when building a breakfast sandwich it can cost close to $9 if you have a ln egg, meat and cheese choice. So what I do is leave out the $2.25 piece of cheese and use my own tillamook Swiss at home. I haven't been here in over a year and it seems like the egg is smaller and the sausage is also smaller so it doesn't fill up the inside of the bagel anymore. Other than the smaller portion for the breakfast meat and egg and price for meat, egg and a cheese piece the food tastes really good, and the house made cream cheeses you can put on the bagels are delicious and light. One thing that sorta makes up for the higher price and smaller portion is them offering a rewards system.

I was craving really good bagels after having some pretty tasty ones on a recent trip to Oregon. I looked for something nearby and found Abel's (and it isn't even really close to me). Sooooo good! We have now been twice, and it's been great each time. It can get pretty busy, and it's not too big inside, so you may wait a little bit. I loved everything about my food from Abel's! You can pick the type of bagel you get and customize the cream cheese. They also do bagel sandwiches, smoothies, fresh juice, and coffee. Both times, I got the garlic bagel toasted, and in the cream cheese, I added red onions and scallions. I looooove these bagels! They go heavy on the cream cheese, which I love. You can ask for it to be lighter. These are hand rolled, boiled, and then baked, and you can taste the freshness. What would make these even better was if, for the cream cheese, they had a garlic and herb add in. The price for the bagel and cream cheese is very reasonable at around $5 each. I also got an orange juice each time, which was $9. It is fresh, squeezed, and a pretty decent size, so I justify it. You can create your own juice as well, or they have other creations of their own. We ordered in store the first time and then ordered for pickup the second time. When we ordered in store, there were people waiting, but no wait to order. We waited maybe up to 10ish min for our food and ate in our car right there in the parking lot. The second time, we ordered pick up through Uber Eats and drove it all the way home to eat. Quality was great each time, and I devoured them! Next time, I'd like to try one of the sweeter bagels with some sweet cream cheese add-ins. The first time, my anxiety did sort of overwhelm me with the choices, and I wanted to not take too long to decide because of the people behind me. The order ahead option made me feel a lot better about choosing. I 5000% recommend this place if you love bagels and places like Einsteins just aint cutting it. Anxiety inducing questions I had that may help you:1. Is it going to be too small to eat inside? - In general, no. It just depends on how busy it is. It isn't big, but there are a few tables and a sort of bench of seats. We were able to grab 2 cute little seats while we waited for our food the first time. We just ate in the car because I don't like groups of people. 2. How does the cream cheese work? - I was a little confused when I was looking this place up online, but it's really simple. You start with basically a plain cream cheese, and the options listed are mix-ins you can add. Think of it like ice cream! They have sweet and savory options.

So good, we came back!! Best bagels in town, hands down! You cannot beat fresh made bagels. We tried the Homemade Chicken Salad Bagel and the Blueberry bagel. Amazing! Nick is super friendly. Great service and chill environment. It can get crowded so plan ahead. They offer police & military discount. I will never go to those chain bagel places again. This place is legit!

Its a small bagel spot near my place. Honestly i been blast with IG reels to check this out. I finally decided to come here. Not bad. Food: i got the sausage egg and cheese with everything bagel. Can't complain about the breakfast sandwich. Can't complain. It's pretty good. Service: it got busy here so they don't have the largest staff but i didnt wait long for my food. ambiance: its pretty tight space if there is a line waiting for their food to order. Other than, nice mom and pop shop feel.

I just wanted a bagel with some cream cheese and it ended up costing me $11.Friend volunteered to go pick up bagels so I asked for a French toast bagel with almond+cheddar cream cheese. My understanding was you could create your own cream cheese with more than one topping. She came back with 2 cream cheeses in small containers saying they refused to mix almond and cheddar (because they didn't think it'd taste good) so she ended up having to buy both, paying $8 for cream cheese alone.Then I learned that their almond cream cheese is in fact almond honey cream cheese. I feel like it should be specified on the menu cuz almond honey is very different just almond.Their expensive cream cheese was just okay, really nothing special and the price couldn't be justified. Won't be going back.