Siegel's Bagelmania

We first saw Bagelmania on the Vegas Strip but didn't get a chance to try it. When we found one inside the airport terminal, we decided to grab 2 bagels. Unfortunately, my bagel was really dry and just not good - I ended up throwing half of my bagel away.I've had much better bagels in other cities. Maybe the Strip location is better since it looked like they had more options at that location, but the airport spot was overpriced (one of bagels we got the New School was $19.99!) and very disappointing. I wouldn't recommend the airport location based on this experience.

So! I had a layover and wanted to grab a bite before my flight. Customer service was decent but what I noticed is, they make your sandwich according to how much you tip. I thought this was NOT OKAY.I didn't tip, and I notice clearly my sandwich was made and set aside separately from the others. The others had more meat and cheese. I also didn't get the hash cake that comes with the 19.99 bagel. Taste is okay. Not worth 19.99 Highly recommend being mindful. This is a place your FORCED to tip

As for the name go GET A BAGEL SANDWICH. We dined in and I had the The Sig. She the The Joe Lombardo. The Spanish made the Sig taste off. I picked it out. The Joe Lombardo was a home run so I also ate some of her.

My go to on The Strip. Glad they have this as an option at the airport but must say it's a tad disappointing for a $20 New School. Options are not as many. Wish I had the time to hit up the Bagelmania off the strip vs. settling for this location.

Very expensive at the Las Vegas Airport. The Rubin sandwich was small, dry, and had no flavor. Unless you press for time and are very hungry like I was during my layover, pick something else.The bagel sandwich was marginally better

I paid $20.58 with tax for an everything bagel with egg, cheese and sausage (the "old school"). This same sandwich is listed for $12.25 pretax on their website. I get the higher airport price but yikes! For this price point, I expect nothing short of a phenominal bagel sandwich, but was left pretty disappointed. The bagel had plenty of everything seasoning but was hard. The sausage was a weird overcooked consistency, and the egg was also overcooked. I really wanted to like this place but felt it was pretty mid airport food. Maybe their main location is better. On the bright side, at least the service was pretty fast.

Exactly what I needed after a couple nights of drinking! I got the New School with bacon on a jalapeño cheddar bagel. So delicious and filling. The bacon was nice and crispy. Loved the chive cream cheese. Also got an iced coffee which was good too. There was a line when I got there but it moved quickly and the food came out fast.

Located in Terminal 1 of the Las Vegas airport, Siegal's Bagelmania is one of a few "quick" service spots to grab a bite before your flight. I was excited to try this out as I saw the signs all over Vegas about them being the best (while I'm sure this might be more speaking to their brick and mortar location). There wasn't too long of a wait to order but there definitely was a wait for the food once you ordered so plan accordingly. Prices for some items are a bit high for the airport and maybe what you'd expect in a sit down service restaurant. Staff seemed friendly and trying to move thing along at a reasonable pace. Now for the food. The coffee was strong and fresh. The Original Gangsta with pastrami was good and had a fair amount of meat in general but for $20 in the airport there are definitely other options. Now for the bagels, visually they looked beautiful. Taste wise they average, a bit more dense bready than I care for. While the everything bagel was covered well with the seasoning, it didn't really have any taste. The cream cheese on the plain bagel was rather uneven with one side having a proper amount and the other side having very little (not a good combo with a very dense bagel). The everything bagel was supposed to have plain cream cheese but instead had a very small to uneven amount of chives (see photos for the cream cheese situation). My favorite item was the pistachio loaf as this was a unique bread flavor. At $8 a piece though, I wouldn't order often and would like to see some actual pistachios in the loaf. I'll still try to make it to the actual store in Vegas but probably wouldn't choose this again while waiting in the terminal.

It's the Valet guys for me!!! They are truly amazing! My wife and I are regulars here, and I don't think the valet guys get the credit they deserve because they're not inside the restaurant! You must know and understand that this place has mandatory valet parking if you are dining in ( weekends only, or if a convention show is going on). The valet parking is FREE, but it's polite to tip them $$ (they have Venmo and Zelle as I never carry cash). The amount of traffic in this place on the weekends is crazy! Between door dash, uber eats orders, taxis, to go orders, the parking lot gets crazy! These 2 guys out there are great! They are funny, polite, and very professional. They set the tone for the amazing dining experience you will have at the restaurant. The food is the best! I honestly don't get the bagels lol, sometimes they're a little dry to me. I get the pastrami sandwich. The burgers and chili is amazing too. You also have to pick up a Pink Box donut on your way out. Best donuts in the city. Remember... valet is there on the weekends, so be prepared! And show these awesome gentlemen some love $$

Trash ass bagels . Next door is a burrito spot just go there. Bagel was hard and not delishhh at allYuck