Noticed today that La Bagel Delight, with locations on 7th Ave and 6th street, and Brooklyn Heights, is now opening a location on 7th Avenue and Carroll Street – in the North Slope area. Looks like they took over the spot... (25 replies, last updated by clarence boddiker June 14, 2003)

one. La Bagel Delight makes a good bagel, but not the same caliber as Terrace Bagel. I do tend to go there, though, because it is the most convenient to me. I used to really like Bergen Bagel also (this was when I lived on... (20 replies, last updated by birdie50 February 8, 2007)

I have to say that I love La Bagel Delight. They aren’t the best in the city or anything, but I’m thrilled I’m so close to them. I hopped on my bike and went to the place in Sunset Park that gets such great... (24 replies, last updated by Ryan October 1, 2004)

I remember Columbia Bagels well, and agree with you about their great taste. Thanks for the heads up. Next time in NYC that’s where I go to bring some back with me. Why is it that LA bagels suck? (26 replies, last updated by gumnaam January 11, 2007)

Bagel Hole is very good; the best in the Slope. You could also go to La Bagel Delight to find out just how BAD a bagel can be (and just how stupid a name can be). Link: http://petercherches.blogspot.com (33 replies, last updated by Josh Karpf May 14, 2006)

You are talking about La Bagel Delight??? I agree that these are not “authentic” old fashioned bagels, but you are going too far with the oozing oil – Oil is not, I believe, a component of bagels at all –... (22 replies, last updated by Joel R June 14, 2003)

another one i don’t think anyone has mentioned, La Bagel Delight in Park Slope. It looks like yet another terrible bagel place from the outside, but the bagels and sandwiches are amazing. I think it’s on 7th ave. near... (32 replies, last updated by Dave Feldman September 25, 2003)

, or Jackson Heights that would portend good bagels. As I said above, better to enjoy the multi-ethnic delights available in the neighborhoods (including baked goods) and forget about the bagels (except, perhaps, if the news from... (28 replies, last updated by Sunnyside Brian April 12, 2007)

I am also interested in this question and of these types. Your options are severely limited, sadly. La Bagel Delight's are pretty bad. And not only that the experience of going in there is awful. They will get your order wrong 9... (17 replies, last updated by pitu January 19, 2006)

I agree that in the Slope area, Bagel Hole is better. And in Manhattan, I think that Murray’s is even better. I’ve always thought that Windsor Terrace’s bagels are pretty much identical to La Bagel Delight's.... (7 replies, last updated by jb August 12, 2004)

I agree—-in fact I really like the bagels at Montague bagels-they are chewy and sometimes you can get them hot out of the oven. They are not sweet at all. Much better than the other bagels in the area IMO. That certainly... (3 replies, last updated by Court St. Surly September 27, 2005)

I’m coming to NY and bringing a friend who’s an LA native and has never had a good bagel in her life. Where’s the best bagel in Manhattan? I’ve been away 20 years so I’m kind of outta touch, bagel... (14 replies, last updated by a&w September 30, 2005)

Here’s a little list of places that serve straight through the afternoon: Casa Mono Gramercy Tavern’s Tavern Room – www.gramercytavern.com Tabla’s Bread Bar- www.tablany.com Trattoria Trecolori –... (2 replies, last updated by RGR May 6, 2006)

OK, I’m curious to know what makes a good bagel? I came into bageldom late in my post-adolescence (except for those occasional I&Joy bagels in LA during high school, which were a treat over the frozen supermarket variety... (37 replies, last updated by ericalloyd June 4, 2008)

If you’ve been looking for a true whole-wheat bagel (nearly all the so-called whole-wheat bagels are made with a blend of white and whole-wheat flour), they are finally available from Hudson Bagel, on Hudson just north of... (2 replies, last updated by LA June 23, 2005)