Much better than the current 3 star rating! I came here for breakfast as I was staying in a hotel around the corner and it was the closest option. I did not have high hopes but was hungry and in a rush. The bagels here were a pleasant surprise for sure. In fact I'd say they were better then most I have found in Rhode Island. I had the whole wheat everything with veggie cream cheese which I give two thumbs up to. The bagel was just the right amount crispy outside/ soft inside. The cream cheese had red and orange pepper mixed in and tasted great. I was also able to try a bite of the French toast bagel with strawberry cream cheese. I was very jealous. Actually tasted like french toast and possibly the best strawberry cream cheese I've ever sampled. The service was ok, the girl who took our order was friendly. The customers were ruder than the employees, at least during this experience. I'd definitely recommend giving the bagel factory a try, you never know, it may surprise you as well!
(4)
Glen F.
It's good but not great. It's clean but not spotless. This may sound silly but I've always felt that the store itself has poor feng shui.** It's narrow and deep. There are windows at the very front but none in the back. What can I say, stuff like that matters to me. When the weather is nice, there is outdoor seating. I am much happier outside than inside. As for the food, it's OK. The "lite veggie tuna" always gives me heartburn. I suspect it's due to the diced peppers. The bagels are good but not as good as Wally's on Deer Park Avenue. Sandwiches come with either potato salad or macaroni salad. Like everything else, they are good but not great. So basically your choices are salad, sandwich (doesn't have to be on a bagel), panini, or soup. A sandwich with pretzels or chips and a drink will cost you approx. $8 - $11. I personally would rather spend $10 at Chipotle and leave extremely happy, but if you're in the area and you're craving a sandwich on a bagel give it a try and let me know what you think. ** What is feng shui? This is a simple question that can be difficult to answer. Feng shui is an ancient art and science developed over 3,000 years ago in China. It is a complex body of knowledge that reveals how to balance the energies of any given space to assure health and good fortune for people inhabiting it.
(3)
Luis S.
I'm from NJ and needed a spot for breakfast. Found this spot and decided to try it. Service was great. Food was good. Can't really say anything bad. Can't really say anything extraordinary. I had a good omelet and satisfied my breakfast food craving.
(3)
Melissa P.
Hidden in the corner of Airport plaza this facility is large with outdoor seating and a large selection of bagels. There is a salad bar, grill specials, wraps, breakfast items, and a selection of specialty sandwiches. The salad bar is popular during lunch time. I had a pressed pannini on ciabatta with balsamic, eggplant, grilled chicken, and fresh mozzarella. Preparation took about 6 minutes. Came with a small side of pasta or potato salad. I tried the Pasta salad, which was a little heavy on the mayo for me. Sandwich really was excellent, the chicken breast was a generous helping and made from real chicken. Food was certainly substantial and very filling, no fluff. My $8.15 went a very long way here. For the sandwich. For $4.20 I also got a 12oz iced coffee and a chocolate chip cookie. Coffee was self serve. I was highly satisfied with the cookie, just was really good. Overall very good experience here.
Dave L.
Much better than the current 3 star rating! I came here for breakfast as I was staying in a hotel around the corner and it was the closest option. I did not have high hopes but was hungry and in a rush. The bagels here were a pleasant surprise for sure. In fact I'd say they were better then most I have found in Rhode Island. I had the whole wheat everything with veggie cream cheese which I give two thumbs up to. The bagel was just the right amount crispy outside/ soft inside. The cream cheese had red and orange pepper mixed in and tasted great. I was also able to try a bite of the French toast bagel with strawberry cream cheese. I was very jealous. Actually tasted like french toast and possibly the best strawberry cream cheese I've ever sampled. The service was ok, the girl who took our order was friendly. The customers were ruder than the employees, at least during this experience. I'd definitely recommend giving the bagel factory a try, you never know, it may surprise you as well!
(4)Glen F.
It's good but not great. It's clean but not spotless. This may sound silly but I've always felt that the store itself has poor feng shui.** It's narrow and deep. There are windows at the very front but none in the back. What can I say, stuff like that matters to me. When the weather is nice, there is outdoor seating. I am much happier outside than inside. As for the food, it's OK. The "lite veggie tuna" always gives me heartburn. I suspect it's due to the diced peppers. The bagels are good but not as good as Wally's on Deer Park Avenue. Sandwiches come with either potato salad or macaroni salad. Like everything else, they are good but not great. So basically your choices are salad, sandwich (doesn't have to be on a bagel), panini, or soup. A sandwich with pretzels or chips and a drink will cost you approx. $8 - $11. I personally would rather spend $10 at Chipotle and leave extremely happy, but if you're in the area and you're craving a sandwich on a bagel give it a try and let me know what you think. ** What is feng shui? This is a simple question that can be difficult to answer. Feng shui is an ancient art and science developed over 3,000 years ago in China. It is a complex body of knowledge that reveals how to balance the energies of any given space to assure health and good fortune for people inhabiting it.
(3)Luis S.
I'm from NJ and needed a spot for breakfast. Found this spot and decided to try it. Service was great. Food was good. Can't really say anything bad. Can't really say anything extraordinary. I had a good omelet and satisfied my breakfast food craving.
(3)Melissa P.
Hidden in the corner of Airport plaza this facility is large with outdoor seating and a large selection of bagels. There is a salad bar, grill specials, wraps, breakfast items, and a selection of specialty sandwiches. The salad bar is popular during lunch time. I had a pressed pannini on ciabatta with balsamic, eggplant, grilled chicken, and fresh mozzarella. Preparation took about 6 minutes. Came with a small side of pasta or potato salad. I tried the Pasta salad, which was a little heavy on the mayo for me. Sandwich really was excellent, the chicken breast was a generous helping and made from real chicken. Food was certainly substantial and very filling, no fluff. My $8.15 went a very long way here. For the sandwich. For $4.20 I also got a 12oz iced coffee and a chocolate chip cookie. Coffee was self serve. I was highly satisfied with the cookie, just was really good. Overall very good experience here.
(5)