The Laundromat

Pizza is greatThe bagels are also great but very expensiveAt least $1 more than any other place that makes bagels

The Laundromat is my favorite pizza place in the city. My husband and I tell everyone about this place. They make Detroit style pizza, so if you like thick and crunchy, this is the pizza place for you.They don't take reservations and this place always gets crowded, and so I'd recommend getting there right when they open (or even a bit beforehand) to avoid a long wait.I've also tried their weekend bagels and house made schmears and we have enjoyed everything we have gotten so far.Now we just need to stop by on Wednesdays to try out their smash burgers!

I had been hearing great things about these bagels for a while and finally got to visit! I went on a Friday morning at 8:30 AM with some friends, and while it was already busy, the line moved quickly. Keep in mind that in the morning, it's grab-and-go only--there's no seating available.I ordered a cinnamon raisin bagel and a salt bagel with plain cream cheese. I'm a big fan of cinnamon raisin bagels because of the sweet-and-salty combination, but this one was a bit disappointing--it lacked sweetness and had very few raisins. On the other hand, the salt bagel was delicious!One thing to note is that the bagels are sold warm and freshly made. I took mine to go and ate them at home, so by then, they had cooled down. Next time, I'd definitely eat them on the spot while they're still warm!Overall, I'd revisit this place and perhaps visit in the evening to try their pizza menu!

Laundromat has been on my to-try list for some time now! We stopped by on Sunday around 11:30am and the line was short, but about half of the cream cheeses were already sold out. We got the Egg Everything bagel and Sesame bagel with their Scallion Cream Cheese all for $13! The bagels were perfectly chewy and soft, and pairing them with scallion cream cheese made for a heavenly combo.I will definitely be back for their bagels, but I also still want to try their pizza and smash burgers!

Reviewing for the bagels because that's what the shining star is here, and what keeps me coming back. My boyfriend and I have been coming here occasionally for bagels since they first opened. I also like to consider myself an OG fan, because I knew them when they were Holey Roller bagels based out of Santa Cruz. Not sure if that same team runs the restaurant or it's just their recipe, but was happy to see them succeed! Anyways, the bagels here are great. They're plump, doughy, chewy, soft, and they reheat wonderfully. We typically get a bakers dozen (13 - and the 13th is free) and a couple cream cheeses, enjoy a fresh one that day, and then freeze some. My favorite cream cheese is the scallion, and my boyfriend's the smoked salmon - which says a lot because he's not a smoked salmon guy. You can just about always expect a line here, though it does move pretty quick in the mornings since they are all to-go. No toasting or spreading your cream cheese, you do that on your own time. Bagels are definitely more expensive that a lot of other bagel shops (we usually spend around $50), but the quality is better than a lot of places, and we're supporting local! I will also mention the dinner, because we did come for smashburgers, but those 5 stars are for the bagels. Dinner wasn't worth it imo, we were told it would be about an hour and 15, and ended up waiting over 2 hours, which no smashburger is worth. The food was okay, but nothing all that special. If you can come right at opening and get a table immediately, sure its fine, it's a cool and trendy spot, but this place rocks because of the bagels.

This place has the best bagels in SF! They're even better than most of the top bagel spots I've frequented in NYC. The bagels here are absolutely delicious, fresh, and the texture is fantastic. I visited on a Sunday around 11:30am. There was a line out the door, but it only took around 10 minutes. I got a half dozen bagels ($16), and my favorites were the everything bagel and egg everything bagel. I also tried the Calabrian chili cream cheese ($7) and smoked salmon with dill cream cheese ($9). The cream cheese flavors were good, but the bagels were definitely the stars of the show. There's no indoor seating during the daytime, but there are two tables outside and some benches to sit and enjoy your bagel. Note that this place doesn't offer any breakfast bagel sandwiches or premade sandwiches in general. You buy a container of cream cheese separately if you want any cream cheese spread. I'd say one container of cream cheese is enough for approximately half a dozen bagels.

Coming back here was a must! They were quick even with a line and the bagels were so soft and cream cheese was a big portion and very tasty. We brought the bagels to the beach and ripped and dipped into the cream cheese. That's how it's supposed to be done!! Great crust and topping amount on these and they're a good size for a bagel too. Definitely the best bagel I've had in sf!

Incredible Friday night vibe. Bustling with lots of life. So glad it is jumping here. Had a vermouth cocktail called Jesus Juice. Tasty for sure. Waiting for my friends so we can sample some pizzas tonight. Staff is friendly and attentive. Happy to be here too. JYW RECOMMENDS!

This is a place we've seen on TikTok forever now and we finally got the chance to go! I'm happy to say it absolutely met the hype! We got the Sausage & Peppers and the Broccoli pizzas for dinner and loved them. It was about an hour wait on a Saturday night, which was expected and not too bad overall as there was also a night market to walk around in as we waited. It is a pretty loud and lively atmosphere inside so keep that in mind. The pizza itself was excellent! I am a big fan of Detroit style pizza; the pizza had amazing crispy edges and a great soft chewy interior. Truly cooked to perfection. I also loved the sausage and peppers on top, as well as the sauce they use on top. They are somewhat on the expensive side, but they are also hefty portions, enough for leftovers. I would absolutely come back as well as recommend this place to others!

I came here for dinner because my sister told me that they have good pizza. Surprisingly, it was their bagels that stole the show! These bagels are the closest to New York bagels that I've ever had.You can buy a whole bag of discounted bagels that they didn't sell from the morning. $12 for 6 bagels! Luckily, the server was nice to me and gave me a heavier bag which ended up having 13 bagels inside. I put them in my freezer and ended up happily eating all of them over time.The restaurant looks nice inside. You get a pleasant surprise when you go to the restroom too.