Sesame

Came in after my son wanted to go to a fancy bagel shop for his birthday and I just so happened to see Sesame the week prior which it worked out perfectly. Parking is very busy and limited in the area so it was tricky trying to find parking but once we did we headed over. The inside is small but they have seating inside and out. I Loved the bagel selection I think they have something for everyone plus looking over the menu and I wouldn't say the pricing is terrible. We got a Plain bagel toasted with Cookie Monster spread which I can tell you right now it's sweet! You get the cream cheese flavor but not something you want to eat right when wake up. We also tried the Everything bagel toasted with Lox & Dill that I personally loved the flavor was spot on and the spread had some texture to it which was a nice bite. We also tried the rainbow bagel with butter that wasn't bad but the texture was throwing me off idk if the food coloring messed with the dough but it had a different chew than the other bagels. Overall I would try them again:)

I've gone to this location several times and it's always fast and fresh! I ordered a bacon egg and cheese on a rainbow bagel and it was full, so you definitely get a good amount of food. I also got a caramel latte and it has become one of my favorite spots for coffee because it's always smooth and flavorful.I took off one star however because they charge extra $1 for flavoring, and $1.50 for any dairy substitute. The latte always tastes good but it's hard to justify spending $8.50 for a drink. I ended up paying over $20 for my two items.

Underwhelming bagel place in a high traffic/popular area of Hyde park. Unfortunately it seems you can be mediocre but still do well in this area. I waited to do this review after the second time I gave my business. Both times the wait was very long for our sandwich and surprisingly both instances the order was wrong. For example I ordered the lox box and they brought it out to me with no bagel, just one example. The food is good when the order is correct and have your food in a timely manner. Also for those that care, no vegan options that I saw.

Breakfast bagels this morning were average (it was quite busy) but got the reuben breakfast bagel on jalapeño last week and that was yummy! They also have free water flavored with fresh fruits available everyday. I'd recommend the everything bagel for breakfast sandwiches and for cream cheese bagels get the French toast! Haven't tried the coffee but they have a full on espresso machine and each latte they pump out looks great! Also all the workers are super nice and fast working. Just know it takes about 10 mins to get a breakfast bagel made!

When you can't choose which version of egg bagel sammie you want, so you go half and half with a friend. We tried egg and cheese on an egg bagel (sans the ketchup they recommend ) and egg salad and avocado on a sesame bagel from Sesame in Hyde Park Village. The egg and cheese was definitely the favorite!I was so surprised to finally get the opportunity to visit this place during the Sunday Fresh Market, as I had only ever seen it with a line out the door each previous time I was in the area. However, there wasn't a line outside on this occasion, so my friend and I took the opportunity to finally try it out. Unfortunately, even without the line, we still had to wait for quite a while for our two bagel sandwiches to be ready - around 25-30 minutes. Because of this and the atmosphere inside not feeling very inviting, I probably won't return unless I'm in Hyde Park randomly on a weekday. But the Egg and cheese bagel was yummy and worth another purchase if I am.

It's a new bagel shop in Hyde Park Village that's kind of hidden. You'd never know it was there unless you park in the garage on the Oregon Avenue side. Otherwise, just walk up to the corner where "Ro" (another Three Oaks Hospitality restaurant) is located and turn right. It's just past the new speakeasy called Jekyll. It's kind of bizarre, and maybe a little interesting that the secret door to Jekyll is inside of Sesame. An open sesame, maybe? There's a lot of mixed reviews for this bagel shop. I thought the service was good. I placed my order, and received it within 10 minutes on a week day morning. There's very limited seating inside. I'd say about 4 tables that are all crammed into one corner of the shop. I think I saw 3 outdoor tables that are uncovered. It was raining, and the tables were wet. It wasn't a deal breaker because the local bagel location that I frequent doesn't have any seating. It ended up being a take away order.These bagels are advertised as Long Island bagels. Honestly, I don't know the difference between Long Island and New York bagels. All I know is that the whole grain bagel (tasted like rye) was actually very good. I also liked the lox and dill cream cheese. I'd get the same exact bagel and spread again and again. The dill had a fresh taste. I really liked it. The lox was there, but not too overpowering. I thought about getting the Smookler sandwich which has pickled shallots, lox, and a scallion spread. It's about $14 for the sandwich, which I don't think is too terribly bad. It's maybe a few dollars more than my local bagel shop. I just wanted to try the lox and dill spread first before moving on to the sandwich. It was a good decision.I'll return to try other menu items. The jalapeño cream cheese made with flambéed jalapeños is calling my name. That may have to be a part of my next order.

I recently visited Sesame at Hyde Park Village and had a delightful experience. The friendly staff provided excellent recommendations, and I decided to try the jalapeno cream cheese on a sesame bagel based on their suggestion. The combination was fantastic; the cream cheese added a nice kick to the savory sesame bagel, creating a flavorful and satisfying filling. The bagel's texture was spot-on--crispy on the outside and soft on the inside.I also tried the egg and cheese bagel sandwich. While the texture was pleasingly moist, it lacked a bit in flavor. Adding a dash of hot sauce or more seasoning could enhance the overall taste. Nevertheless, it was still a decent option.I visited around noon on a weekday, and the service was quick and efficient. The convenient location allowed me to enjoy my meal and easily explore the nearby shopping areas. The interior was inviting, providing a comfortable and relaxed atmosphere for dining.Overall, Sesame at Hyde Park Village is a great spot for a quick and tasty bite. With friendly service, delicious bagel options, and a pleasant ambiance, it's a convenient choice for a meal in the area. I recommend trying their recommended combinations for a flavorful experience.

My favorite spot to grab a bagel or coffee while shopping in the village! Staff is always so friendly and the bagels are fire. I love the different toppings they offer. Def recommend

outstanding service ... bagels are amazing! My go to breakfast spot. I recommend the sausage egg and cheese bagel.

Love the team. Ari is the best! I live upstairs and it's super consistent and delish. Order online all the time.