Tysons Bagel Market
8137 Leesburg Pike, Vienna, VA, 22182
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Address :
8137 Leesburg Pike
Vienna, VA, 22182 - Phone (703) 448-0080
- Website https://www.tysonsbagelmarket.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :5:00 am - 5:00pm
Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : Free
Good for Working : Yes
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Mina C.
When my friend suggested this place for a quick meetup/bfast I didn't know what she was talking about. I pull up, and I realized not only have I been here before, I used to drive past everyday before/after work. Whoops. Never knew the name. To be honest, I wish I came more often when I worked in Tysons. The food is solid, and the service is efficient. I had the bulgogi omelette, which comes out as a very large portion. The flavors mix well together and I love the addition of cheese. Most asian food doesn't come with cheese, it's not standard at all. When you purchase coffee, you have to get it yourself. They don't actually give you these instructions. I think it's the same for fountain drinks. My friend and her fiance both ordered coffee, but had to ask when it didn't come out with the food. For first timers, you can be a bit confused. Obviously, you see the display right there but yeah.. Also, calling out the order is strange. You can barely hear them and you have to basically guess when your food comes. I ordered before my friends and received my food some time after they did.
(4)Christine U.
When this first opened I worked here for a year with the original owners. Great experience for me and will always cherish the interesting memories. Fast forward many years later.. For the past 10 years it been under the new owners they have done a great a great job. Serving great food, and keeping their original signature style and taste of the original owners Tyson's bagel market back in 1994..
(4)Cindy T.
Looking for a bagel place for breakfast and found this place. Clean, steady stream of customers and quick service. Good selection of bagels, breakfast sandwich and lunch items. Tried the bul go gi omelette... very yummy and generous portion size. Good selection of bagels with generous cream cheese. Would definitely come back...
(5)Rich T.
Bulgogi omelette all the way!! Their bagels are not bad, homemade cream cheese rocks , especially the herb garlic and sun dried tomato. Craving flavor on your carb?...definitely opt for the everything bagel, which is awesome with egg and cheese too. Home fries aren't bad either.
(4)Peter V.
TL;DR: Fresh bagels. You come for the fresh bagels. Fresh bagels made daily with some great breakfast sandwiches! We come here about once a month and get a breakfast sandwich and the Nova and Cream Cheese with everything except the onions. There are omelettes and burgers and such, but when we go, I usually get the sausage, egg, and cheese, which comes on a fresh bagel of your choosing and melted, tasty cheese and fresh eggs. There is also Turkey and Ham for the toppings, but it's just cold cuts; I don't particularly like cold cuts, so I avoid, but if you like them, go for it. My wife goes for the Nova and Cream Cheese, which is smoked salmon with an abundance of cream cheese, sprouts, and onions. They also offer coffees and teas, but nothing to write home about (i.e., it gets the job done and it's pretty cheap). The staff isn't the friendliest bunch, but they get the job done and they are consistently busy, and the orders come out fast, so we can excuse it.
(4)Chrystalle B.
Great little place off of Leesburg Pike. Tough to get to if you're coming from 495, but its manageable. Have patience. You will be rewarded. The actual look of this place inside might turn some people off to it. The posters/decor are dated and faded and the ladies behind the counter look like they were pulled from the 50s. And there's almost always a line to the door. But as any regular knows, their food is fresh and well worth the wait. I like to bypass the line to get my drink choices out of their coolers to the side before ordering. And after waiting a few minutes in line, I always get the same thing (I'm a creature of habit, sue me). A pumpernickel bagel, toasted, w/ plain cream cheese (ez), bacon and tomato. Something a place from AZ that's been closed about a decade used to call a "pinwheel". Delicious. My wait is usually between 5-10 minutes depending on that days crowd, and then I've got my pinwheel and I'm out the door. I recommend this place to anyone that has to commute on 7.
(4)Lydia R.
What can be said about Tyson's Bagel Market that has not been said before? Other than it being the most amazing little bagel shop there is, they have a very friendly, accommodating staff and plenty of seating. I always get my bulgogi omelette on an everything bagel and since the omelette is so large, they put the half that does not fit on the bagel in a to-go box for me. Then I dowse it in sriracha and ketchup. My unique request is not on the menu, but the nice ladies are always willing to make it for me. At this point they recognize me because I have frequented here so often, so I don't have to explain myself each time :). They also have a nice variety of breakfast and snack items like fruit, chips, yogurt, and lots and lots of coffee! I think this would be a great place to go to for catering a party or business event! Nomalicious.
(5)Robert L.
A wide variety of bagels boiled & baked throughout the day then loaded with a delicious array of fresh toppings are reasons enough to to keep the place busy and the seating area is big enough to keep the place from feeling crowded.
(5)Joanna V.
We used to live right around the corner in the Tysons's Corner area, so we would come here often. The bagels are fresh and amazing and they don't skimp out on your sandwiches! If you're feeling adventurous, try the bibimbap :) it is legit and just the way my mom makes it! The coffee is great (the hazelnut one is my favorite and reminds me of my childhood) - it's subtle and not bitter. The staff is nice, there are lots of self-seating available, but the parking lot area is a bit small.
(5)Min K.
This is my go to place for breakfast sandwiches. Yes, this place does have amazing bagels in almost every flavor but I love just a plain old egg sandwich on wheat bread. I get the turkey and egg on wheat with a cup of coffee which totals around 6 bucks. Not too bad. The sandwiches aren't skimpy either. They definitely give you plenty of meat and a thick slice of egg omelette on top. This will keep me satisfied until lunch. Anyway, the service is great here. The workers are friendly, nice big open space, and plenty of Korean incorporated dishes which are amazing. (I haven't actually tried them yet but I may have to one day)
(5)Emily R.
These bagels are acceptable but not great bagels by any means. They don't have the right texture to them compared to a New York bagel--the outside of the bagel is only barely distinguishable from the inside of the bagel, when it should have a nice "tooth" to it. With this said, the prices are decent, and the bagels are much better than those at Main Street in Fairfax. (Plus, they use real eggs.) Skip the coffee, though: even though I usually love deli coffee, this coffee is so thin and weak it's practically water. The staff are efficient, always getting my order right and getting it out quickly. It gains a 3-star, "A-OK" rating from me. Tip: they accept credit cards but there is a small minimum ($5 or so).
(3)Patrik P.
Been here a few times. Ok, but not great like Jersey or NY. Had rye bagel which was hard. Will try other places to find something like the best which is chewy. Place is clean/tidy and staff are ok, though parking lot is small and cumbersome to get around. Rather have a bagel at work
(3)Linda G.
This is my favorite place for a good and quick brunch in the Tyson's area! The bagels and cream cheese are made fresh and delicious!
(5)Chris L.
Latte $4 for 12 ounces is priced about right but seriously weak on the coffee side and no foam either, despite the big neon sign I think espresso ain't the thing here. Free wifi if you stay that long in this seriously overheated store. This place is far, far beyond that magical good-bagel boundary around NYC. In Jersey the canonical order is taylor ham (pork roll to the rest of the world), egg and cheese. I should have asked if the Tyson's Bagel Market will make me a bulgogi, egg and cheese bagel, now *that* would be something :)
(2)Kimberly S.
It's been exactly one week since I had my very first cream cheese and lox bagel and I literally have had one for breakfast almost every day this week. Basically what I'm trying to say is...I'm kind of an expert now. I have returned to say that Tysons Bagel Market has been upgraded from four stars to five stars now that I've tried a few other versions which just didn't cut it. TBM's bagels are made fresh daily (even at lunch time, the air still smelled of freshly baked carbs) and have a wonderful soft inside and crunchy outside. It's also has a perfect amount of dough. I have now learned to order my perfect sandwich correctly: open face lox and scallion cream cheese on a toasted everything bagel with a small amount of capers, tomatoes, and onions. The ratio of everything is perfect and their tomatoes are super fresh (pretty surprising for your average bagel joint!). A sandwich is pretty filling but if you want to treat yourself they serve Route 11 chips which are my favorite locally made organic potato chips. Yum! The service is always friendly, the restaurant clean. I love the old time decor which has a lot of charm. The white fish salad is fresh and not too mayo-y (gross). They mix their own cream cheese in house and they never spread too much on your bagel. I am in love. If things don't work out between Robert S and I, I will be marrying Tysons Bagel Market (and their bulgogi subs are pretty phenomenal too).
(5)Juicy G.
Very fresh / very tasty bagel. I had the blueberry, and it had just the right amount of crust to the outside, and that wonderful soft chewy texture inside that one expects from a good quality bagel. I do think the prices are a bit too high - Specifically for the cream cheese. They definitely charge a premium, and only give you a small cup. It's sufficient for one to two bagels, but will cost you about half the price of a full tub of cream cheese from the store. This isn't a place I would frequent, but it's okay for a breakfast here and there.
(3)H C.
First of all, the owner was friendly but the rest of the staff - rude and customer disservice. Second, if you used to NY style or even the knockoff Einstein bagel, go elsewhere. All bagels, regardless of favors tasted the same.
(2)Lindsey H.
This is my favorite bagel place in the DC area. Their bagels are a great texture and are very fresh. Their bagel sandwiches always use freshly fried eggs (no microwaved eggs here!)- so important for a good bagel sandwich! I could eat here every day! Their coffee is pretty good too.
(5)Mari A.
OKAY, WHO would have thought that this place served Korean food? Never would have guessed based on the name alone. So I was looking for a place to catch some breakfast on my way to work and saw fellow yelper Albert L. check in here. I read some quick reviews and saw it was on my way to work and bam! found myself a good breakfast. Again still thoroughly surprised to find that this place serves bibimbap or korean fusion breakfasts. I came here craving my typical croissant breakfast sandwich. Ham, cheese, egg made to order, and croissant fluffy, light, and flaky. Definitely satisfied my breakfast craving. And if you know me, breakfast and brunch are my favorite meals of the day! I'll have to bite my curiosity on the Korean side of this establishment soon and will probably also grab a breakfast burrito to add just because I seemed to hear at least 3 orders of it on my 10 min in and out visit. I'll be back!
(4)Mike D.
I've gotten to come here about 5 times in the past couple weeks and every time I begin to like it more and more. The staff is quick and efficient and the food is always solid. The bagels aren't quite the NY style bagel I'm looking for; however, they're better than anything else I've found in the DC area. I like getting the bacon egg and cheese on an everything bagel and their low fat veggie cream cheese is solid. They make the eggs fresh in front of you and the bacon is one of those circles made out of bacon so your sandwich is perfectly round and neatly displayed - I do kind of miss the texture of clumped together bacon thrown on a bagel sandwich though. They also don't give very much cream cheese on the bagels- this is fine by me as I like a thin layer; however, I can see if you're a cream cheese lover being disappointed. I look forward to continue to getting a consistent solid breakfast sandwich here.
(4)Minky O.
Awesome! This place is great. The bagels are fresh and made the traditional way and you can tell the difference. They are yummy. They even make their own cream cheese. This place is truly a bagel shop so don't expect anything fancy but the bagels will make your belly happy. They often have long lines (because they rock) but they go quickly.
(5)Lia M.
"Methinks not" is exactly how I feel about this place. I thought my sesame bagel, though perfectly toasted and with the right amount of butter, had absolutely zero flavor. The lox was abysmal and I couldn't eat it. I'd rather get a bagel from a chain than from here.
(1)Nadine F.
After coming to Tysons Bagel Market many more times, I have to give it an upgrade. The location is on an awkward almost corner, but you can still get to it from Leesburg Pike or the smaller road behind it. The bagels have been consistently awesome, and I also recommend the bulgogi omelette. Service is always friendly and fast, and I'm constantly amazed by the kitchen skills of the people making the food as well as the quality ingredients. If you're trying to woo your office, I recommend bringing in a baker's dozen of these in the morning.
(5)Hen S.
This places was so gross. Bagels were hard and egg and cheese sandwich smelled rotten.
(1)Gretchen P.
My first two consecutive "grown up" jobs after college were both located in the Tysons Corner area. Which, aside from meaning that it would take me 2.5 hours to drive the 3.9 miles home down Route 7 the week of Christmas (seriously, last-minute Christmas shoppers, have you never heard of Amazon.com !), also means that Tysons Bagel Market has literally been on my radar for years. A mere stone's throw away from my office, I would gaze upon its glowing and rotund bagel sign every morning on the way to work, and yet, it wasn't until recently that I became a patron. Go figure. I can see why this place has been such a long-standing fixture in the Tysons landscape. It's a classic! It's large, and though the decor is admittedly outdated, it's kind of nostalgic that way. The bagels are fresh, the cream cheese is creamy, and the staff doesn't shoot dagger at you when you spread all yo' ish out on the table and park it for 5 hours while you work. Hence, it has become the unofficial headquarters for the Yelp DMV offices - I mean, convenient location, free wifi, and an unlimited supply of everything bagels? What more could you ask for?
(4)Lloyd F.
Driven by many times but never entered until today.Fresh bagels of different assortment and cold or hot drinks served in a bright and open airy atmosphere. Very pleased. Will return again.
(5)Mike B.
I know... I know. SURPRISE! Mike B. is reviewing another bagel place. I think it's funny when stereotypes fit so extraordinarily well, so there! Tysons Bagel Market is a great little shop, located right near Tysons Mall. Outside of the city-like mall enough where they have their own little parking lot. So that's a huge plus. The bagels are delicious. I was particularly impressed with the whitefish salad. The prices are reasonable, maybe a sliver higher than what I'm used to paying- but location is prime. Plus, they make their own deli meats in house and have this great little sign up explaining why they're special. Not many electrical outlets in this B- but they DO HAVE wifi. Wifi that works pretty darn good! Me and my cohort grabbed the large round table by the window and set up shop. It was quiet, perfect for working. If they had more outlets here, they'd probably turn into a satellite office for many. Man, that whitefish salad was good. I decided to opt out of getting the sandwich - and just got a bagel, cream cheese, tomato, and swiss cheese. Then I got one of their prepackaged whitefish salad cups. Which was the perfect amount. I can't want to to do some work here again...tomorrow perhaps.... Kimberly!!! I'd like to say that I'll give you more details on the rest of the menu, but I'm definitely gonna have to stick to that freakin' delicious whitefish salad on a bagel. How many times is he gonna say whitefish salad?
(5)Alan K.
I've passed this place countless times and had been meaning to try it for a while. I had heard good things, but this place blew my high expectations out of the water! I will definitely be returning and I'll probably become a regular, having just moved across town to the Tyson's area. The very first thing I noticed when I walked through the door was the smell. You know how smells can be extremely distinct and memorable? This place instantly brought me back to the small bagel bakery and restaurant I would frequent with my family as a child. Oh, how I loved the dense and chewy bagels at the Bagel Haul of mid-Michigan (and my youth). It was a low budget affair, but the food was great. Of course, it's long out of business, its space in the strip mall occupied by a Taco Bell and a Little Caesars or something. Anyway, the point is, when I entered here I knew I was in for a treat. I looked over the menu choices for a while before settling on the Nova and cream cheese sandwich on an everything bagel. They have a very diverse menu--including some Korean food items--but I was set on ordering something from the traditional bagel bakery and deli fare as soon as I caught a whiff of the distinct smell of freshly baked bagels. I got it with tomato, capers, and onions, and it was amazing. The lox was fresh, soft, and flavorful, balanced out by the creamy, salty, juicy mix of flavors and textures from the toppings. The only criticism I have is that the onion was a bit strong and overpowering, so I would probably ask them to hold that next time. I added a cup of cheap, strong coffee that hit the spot perfectly. I also picked up some potato salad to go for Nadine F., but it was a little too sweet for my liking. I'll probably stick to the bagels and work my way around the sandwiches, and probably throw a bibimbop in there when I get a craving.
(5)Samuel M.
Couldn't get served. If you're going to close at 4, close at 4 and not 3:30. I didn't know bagels were time sensitive.
(1)Jennifer C.
Good bagels, but expensive. Too long of a wait. It's super inconvenient the way they take your order here. My order was given to someoe else. Not the first time this has happened, but instead of fixing this problem right away they put our order to the back of the line. Unbelievable.
(1)Kimmy L.
Stopped in for a Baker's Dozen this past Saturday at 11am. I love their variety of bagel flavors which helped me satisfy everyone in my family aged 7 - 50. My little sisters loved the chocolate chip and blueberry bagels, my dad liked the jalapeno cheddar, the BF enjoyed his sesame, and I LOVED their garlic bagel. I was also pleased with the price - $10:50 for 13 bagels..not bad at all! The bagels tasted fresh and didn't need to be toasted. I love when they are hard on the outside but super soft on the inside. Unfortunately they were running low on bagels but that's partly my fault for arriving so late. I'll be sure to come in earlier next time! My only gripe is the bag that they gave me with all of my bagels couldn't be folded closed so I feel like they lost their freshness throughout the day. Stocking up on big zip lock bags will fix this!
(4)Chris M.
Open so early - even on weekends - that's super convenient to avoid the rush. 5 stars - fresh, tasty bagels and a ton of other options. Easy on the wallet, too.
(5)Carmen S.
Excellent, fast service. Decent, but not exceptional bagels. I regret not trying their Bibimbap... next time!
(4)Donald P.
It's been a while since we been here, but now I gotta say I love this place. Bagels are good and they lay down a generous layer of cream cheese on the bagels. Surprisingly, you can find Korean food here too. I guess it's not that surprising since the owners of this place are Korean. Bibimbap makes for a good option for a quick healthy lunch. We'll definitely be stopping here more often.
(5)Chris T.
I can't really give five stars after only one visit. That said, I had a simple toasted sesame bagel with bacon, egg and cheese and it was very good. There was an ample amount of bacon. The bagel had the right amount of chewiness and was properly toasted. All for under $5. I have to return to try some of the Korean offerings. It just didn't seem right to have bibimbap or bulgogi at 6 am. I will return.
(4)Jennifer R.
Little did I know, after a decade of living here that the Tysons Bagel Market makes the best chocolate chip cookie in Tysons Corner. The cookie is so hefty that it is more like eating a meal! The omelettes also look good, after seeing others carry them to their tables. My favorite thing here is the bacon, egg and cheese on a toasted everything bagel.
(4)Tatyana M.
I don't know if it's those people who rave about these bagels didn't taste the real bagels or it's us who tasted them in New York, but by no means these bagels can be called great or even good. Even BJ's or Gaint's bagel are better in our opinion then these. In fairness I have to say that we ate them because we had to have breakfast and it was one of the places that provided it in the area, but that doesn't mean that this place comes close in taste with the real thing.
(3)Angel W.
a BILLION times better than chesapeake bagel. for starters, they actually have cooks manning a griddle top grill. there are no microwaved eggs and bacon here. I ordered 2 items when I came-- a sausage, egg, and cheese bagel and a blueberry bagel with cream cheese. sadly they were not both for me :'( BUT! they were both super tasty. price is great too, both items came out to be less than $7. say what?? I'm used to paying $7 just for a bagel sandwich at the other place. needless to say, I'm happy and will probably be coming here for weekend breakfast runs!
(5)Todd L.
Great breakfast options. Not just the bagels. We tried the bulgogi and western omelets and they were awesome. We also had the bagel sandwich and it was perfect. The regular bagels are made right there.
(5)Xtine C.
I always come here whenever I feel like having a quick and light breakfast or lunch! Their bagels are really fresh and they have tons of flavors. My fav is the jalepeno cheddar bagel, pair that with some meat and cheese = amazing. It's a nice little Korean deli shop that has been around for awhile so you know they're doing something right. Tons of drinks, chips, and sandwich options. Parking isn't the greatest so I would suggest coming during off peak hours.
(5)Hannah H.
My husband and I came here to grab some breakfast. The place was very busy so that was nice to see! They offer bagels of garlic, poppy, onion, salt, power, rye, banana nut, cinnamon raisin, oat raisin, etc. Cream cheese flavors include plain, salsa, scallion, salmon, sundried tomato, chive, strawberry, etc. There are also sandwich options such as egg salad, Italian salami, tuna salad, pastrami, and corned beef, as well as Eggwiches, omelettes, hot sandwiches, and kids' items. My husband had an onion bagel with egg and sausage, while I had the everything bagel with smoked salmon, alfalfa, red onions, tomatoes, and cream cheese. I liked the combination of the fresh ingredients, but I wasn't really a fan of their bagels. It was stated that some of their sandwich items' bagels cannot be toasted, which I found strange, and the bagel that I had were more on the dry side and was not toasted all the way through; I think they also kind of skimped out on the smoked salmon for the price so I was a little disappointed. Staff was friendly, and there seems to be a lot of people purchasing bagels to go. +underwhelming bagels +sandwiches are good - skimp-out of ingredients, however! +friendly staff
(3)Mohan S.
Their bagel sandwich is sooo tasty! If you are the first timer or just don't know what to order, try their bagel sandwich (breakfast). I'd like to put egg, sausage and cheddar in it and it's really good! Don't forget to choose your own bagel (tomato and basil is tasty!) and have it toast. For the drink, pair the bagel sandwich with a cup of iced coffee. Hmmm... Guaranteed a great mood to start the day!
(5)Katherine H.
First of all, I love this place! The service is fast and friendly. The food is lovely ! My favorite dish is the bugolgi omelette. I love how we get a side of bagel and it adds up to be about only 10 bucks! You will definitely be more than satisfied picking this dish. On top of everything, their vanilla latte and chai latte is top notch! I am so happy I found this place! It's turning into a all time favorite for me and my boyfriend (:
(5)John Q.
Best bagels in town. I don't live close anymore so when I'm in the area I always make sure to stop in for a sausage egg and cheese bagel. My favorite time to go is in October when they serve Pumpkin bagels. Yum.
(5)Patrick L.
This place makes great bagels and the staff are fast and friendly. Very clean and organized cooks make for a very enjoyable experience. Great for full breakfast and lunch too.
(5)Niko T.
I got the nova and cream cheese sandwich. The bagel was mediocre. I'm honestly surprised so many people are raving about the bagels but the rest of the sandwich was good. Service was kind of crummy. I wouldn't recommend it if you're spoiled with good bagels.
(2)Janeene S.
I'm a native New Yorker & this is my favorite bagel place outside of NYC. Bagels are crunchy outside, soft inside, flavorful & a decent size. Get the tuna melt!
(5)Steve C.
Very good, but not great. The bagels here are cooked properly, with initial boiling. And they a good variety of flavors. The bagels are also baked well, and have good outer crust with tender centers. The only real problem is the lack of intensity of flavor. Perhaps the dough needs a bit more salt generally. Likewise, the coffee is a bit weak. I had settled into going here because of its proximity, but it has since been replaced by longer runs to Manhattan Bagel on Maple Avenue, simply because the bagels are just that bit better to make the drive worth it.
(3)Albert L.
The inside is like an 80's dinette, and the bagels this shop makes capture the goodness from that bygone era. Tons of bagel options (I'm partial to Everything), and you can get a myriad of cream cheeses or sandwich options. I like to go with sausage, egg, and cheese. You'll be out the door in a couple of minutes as you watch the staff work the orders on the griddle. You can even get omelettes, breakfast platters, and even a bibimbap omelette! TBM is a great, fresh bagel option for the Tyson's area, so don't miss it if you need your breakfast fix!
(5)Jennifer J.
The strawberry-banana smoothies are NOT made with real fruit - it's a couple boxed flavors combined. That was disappointing especially because those are two basic fruits! I wouldn't have purchased it if I had known. They do use real eggs! The egg & cheese bagel was good. :)
(3)Rich S.
Best bagel place I've been to in Northern VA, and I'm a bagel addict. The bagels are consistently big and tasty, always warm and soft on the inside. The coffee is always fresh and the employees are generally smiling. I kept it pretty simple- I would usually order either the plain bagel with egg & cheddar or the cinnamon raisin bagel with honey walnut raisin cream cheese. The options for lunch meats are fairly extensive; I always came for breakfast so didn't have the opportunity to try any of them. In addition to the bagels, they sell freshly baked cookies and have a variety of snack foods and drinks that you would expect to find in a convenience store, not a bagel shop. This was pretty nice when a bagel wasn't enough to fill me. It does get pretty busy in here, but I was always able to find a seat. Parking can be more of an issue. It's also rather intimidating making a left turn onto Route 7 from the parking lot.
(4)Jinnie N.
These bagels are pretty darn good!! Came here on a Saturday morning after reading the raving Yelp reviews. It was a good 20-25 minute drive but well worth it. When I got there I realized that I had been here before and had completely forgotten all about it. I ordered an everything bagel with cream cheese, lox, sliced red onions, and capers. I am really picky about my bagels. I don't like those SUPER-sized bagels that are made for the sole purpose of filling you up. I don't like them too chewy or too dry. My bagel was perfect!! The lox was fresh and the cream cheese on the hot toasted bagel....yummy!! I thought that I was only going to finish half, but managed to eat the WHOLE thing!!!
(4)Russell A.
Okay, let's get a couple things straight here. This is place is terrible for NY/NJ standards. On the other hand, for the DMV area, it's one of the better places. I live right down the street so whenever I start to get those egg/bagel cravings from my years in the past, I'll stop by here. Every time I said, uggggh, nothing like back up north but I still keep coming back! At least that says something, right? It's run by a group of hard-working Korean ladies all wearing the same uniform. Kind of cool and I like their dedication. For all of you racists out there that say "HEY, Koreans can't make bagels like those Jews from NY do"... you're right. But I give them a B+ for effort and I'll still come back here once in a while. That's it for this review. Hope you enjoyed and hope I made some sensitive hippies angry with my stereotyping.
(3)Tom C.
One of the better bagel shops in the tysons area. They season both sides of the bagels which is sadly uncommon. Other dishes on the menu are nothing special. The croissants are nothing to rave about. Overall very well run clean Korean establishment with the staff all wearing similar outfits.
(3)A A.
Best breakfast sandwiches in the area. Made fresh and super clean, in front of your eyes. They have everything and consistently good quality and value.
(5)Diana S.
Tysons Bagel Market deserves 3.5 stars for now. On a Saturday morning, it was nice not having to wait in a long line. It was nice to see a bunch of tables to seat plenty of other carb cravers. We ordered a sausage egg and cheese on an Everything bagel and a Chocolate Chip bagel with plain cream cheese. I requested that both of them be toasted. The wait was a little long but nothing unbearable. I was excited to try this 4-star bagel! But these bagels were not toasted. Well they kinda were...it looked like they were toasted on the griddle. Maybe their toaster was broken? The Everything wasn't so much of "everything" but more like "somethings". The topping was mostly onion and poppy seeds. The Chocolate Chip bagel didn't have too many chips either! For me, it was okay but maybe they can do better next time!
(3)E B.
Came here early one morning for breakfast. I ordered an everything bagel with cream cheese and lox. It was excellent. They were packed but the service was quick and efficient and I was back on the road in good time. Good coffee too. I highly recommend and will return.
(4)Alex P.
The bagel with lox and the egg and sausage bagels were really tasty. And for lunch, they serve Korean food. Yum! There was ample parking and lots of seating inside (and some outside). The people weren't very friendly though... And the bagels were not as soft and chewy as I would have liked but it was pretty good.
(4)Jacob F.
I don't really understand the rave reviews for this place. It's not an amazing bagel shop at all- it's pretty meh. On the other hand, it's the ONLY real bagel shop in Tysons. The next best place for bagels is all the way in Herndon, which coincidentally used to be owned by these guys.
(3)Leslie J.
I regret not coming here enough on my way to work, but the traffic becomes too much of a nuisance for me to easily get in and out of this location sometimes. They offer an awesome variety of fresh bagels here (blueberry, honey oat, oat rasin, onion, everything, garlic, you name it they have it). They also blend and package their own assorted cream cheeses like veggie, herb and chive, honey walnut, etc. They also offer fresh breakfast sandwiches, lunch sandwich combos, and since it's Korean-owned they even offer Korean staples like bi bim bap and bulgogi. Tysons Bagel Market is a great stop-in serving the McLean/Vienna area.
(4)Jay J.
I always drove by this place as a kid, but never came in until now. I ordered the tomato basil bagel with the salmon cc toasted. The cream cheese tasted a little fishy but in all the bagel was pretty good. I also ordered a cappuccino which I added cinnamon that they had on the counter and it was perfect. Haven't had a cap that good in a long time.
(4)Yujin M.
This place offers not only bagels, but a selection of Korean food that indicates a little bit of an identity crisis. The prices on the online menu were different (cheaper) from the prices listed in the store. We had checked out the website before dropping by, and asked if they would be willing to offer us the website prices. Now, we did ask not really expecting them to oblige. What we didn't appreciate was that the young lady behind the counter, rather than answering us, simply lowered her head and started doodling flowers on her notepad apparently hoping that we would just disappear. The bagels themselves were just OK. MM's nova and cream cheese was pretty well-stuffed, as was my sundried tomato cream cheese. The taste of the cream cheese was also just OK--not bad, but not great. If I worked in the area, I would probably drop by for a bagel every once in a while, and I'm glad that this option is available for the locals. As for me, I'll probably head over to Dupont or Bethesda for any serious bagel cravings.
(3)Mike T.
Always great service. Very organized kitchen. Great bagels and even better food from the grill. It's my breakfast spot at least 3 times a week. Highly recommended.
(5)Colby M.
Awesome bagels. Awesome. Coffee is decent. Service is decent. Did I mention their bagels are awesome? So are the spreads. Give them a try, you'll love them!
(4)James B.
this place is legit. owner prides himself in NY style bagels. I only discovered this spot after living in dc 6 years. Now that I live in Colorado I fondly miss Tysons bagel as it made brueggers seem bush league and points out Einstein's needs an education.
(4)Jaclyn S.
I'm kind of obsessed with this place. Their bagels are absolutely the perfect texture. When toasted, they're a little crispy on the outside and the inside is warm and soft. Amazing. Their flavors are also interesting and they have a variety of cream cheeses that all seem delicious. I really want to try the bulgogi omlette but I'm always too sucked in by the bagels. Next time. My boyfriend got an egg, cheese, and sausage on a bagel and that was delicious too. Anyway, this place is awesome.
(5)Karen M.
I don't get all the rave reviews about the bagels here. They are ok. Nothing more and nothing less. I do love how this is a locally owned store so Tysons Bagel gets my support because of that. However, the bagels don't have that chewy yumminess that an awesome bagel needs to have in my opinion. I'm not an expert in New York bagels, but I do believe they are chewy, soft and moist. These...are not that. I've been here a few times, but still have not experienced that magical "new york bagel" that other Yelpers have had. I brought some home to the boyfriend who eats a bagel EVERY morning, and he wasn't impressed either. The ones here are simply...ok. Kind of dry and hard. I prefer Panera and Western Bagel (sadly, no Western Bagels on the east coast). If anyone can point me in a better bagel, I'd love to hear some recommendations!
(3)Koreanita X.
I'd been wanting to try this place since it's so close to my house. Being from NYC, I was a bit disappointed by the bagels and cream cheese. The bagels looked, smelled good, and were warm but they were missing that chewy moist bagel freshness. The cream cheese was too dense, bland, and missing the slight tartness from lactic acid.
(3)Briana B.
I liked the retro ambiance, but no one was smiling and I felt like another person in line. .. the bagel wasnt anything to write home about . Panera still is my go to . The sausage on my sausage egg white and cheese tasted funny and it just wasn't what I expected...if I were them I'd think about trying a better bagel recipe and smile more
(2)Rania S.
One of the best bagel places I've been to in my entire life (all 27 years), absolutely the best bagels in NoVA!!
(5)Emarie H.
I love coming here for breakfast. Their bagels are dense and chewy, not like the air-filled ones you get at Panera. I always get a breakfast sandwich with egg, american cheese, and bacon on a jalapeno cheddar bagel. It's magical. They make it fresh right in front of you. Very filling. They also have very good coffee. The ladies that work there wear cute 1950's diner style outfits and they are always friendly and super efficient. If you get a bagel with cream cheese it is LOADED with the cream cheese. They have a very large selection of bagels and flavored cream cheeses to choose from. You can tell they have a lot of "regulars," and a large fan base. I can't speak to their lunch menu because I only go there for breakfast, but I'll bet it's great!
(5)J T.
It was ok. Nothing to write home about. Garlic chunks on the garlic bagel were burnt which made the whole thing taste burnt. Maybe the other flavors are better? Cream cheese was ok.
(3)Annabel T.
I give the bagels 2 out of 5. We had everything bagels; one with chive and another with salmon spread. I've had much better. Not impressed at all! Plus, the girl taking our order kept looking away while talking. I couldn't tell if she was talking to us or someone else. So rude!
(1)Dr. S.
Fresh bagels. Breakfast available all day. Made to order. Reasonably priced. Love this place!
(5)Daniel G.
A New Yorker would be ashamed by this place. The bagels were lacking. Not sure if they boil their bagels (authentic) or just bake them but I suspect the latter. In this town I suspect they would be considered good but that is because the bar is pretty low in the DC metro when it comes to bagels (Chesapeake and Einstein... come on...). Brooklyn Bagel Bakery in Arlington is a better alternative.
(2)Mike S.
Hella cheap, pretty tasty, awesome service, free wifi! GO!
(3)Michael F.
Great homemade bagels. Fresh and delicious. Very friendly Korean people who will satisfy your bagels fix. Definitely my bagel go-to-spot in tysons.
(5)Brandon F.
BOILED AND BAKED equals bagel love. Actually it equals a crisp outside and soft inside which everyone should love. The bagels are made fresh in house daily! There are so many different flavored bagels that I love here. However, I cannot get past the tuna melt with munster cheese on an onion or garlic bagel. I order it every time with a chocolate chip chocolate bagel to take with me for dessert. The home fries are pretty good and go well with a fried egg on bagel sandwich. I'm not enough of a morning person to make it out here for breakfast too often but I've stolen some good bites at lunch time. From random people not my friends, so watch out. Weird tip?- The tuna melt goes well with sriracha rooster sauce and a cold chocolate milk. The staff who took over from the original owner many years ago have always been friendly and kept the store clean.
(4)Elain X.
I've been going here since high school and I love it! This place is a great place to get a quick filling breakfast or lunch. This place has the best, beeessst ruben sandwhiches. I got it for the first time last week and yummm. Its not your annoying bread:meat ratio it is just right that you don't taste just the bread with some thousand island slapped on. Its has great flavor and I'll make a trip just to eat this ruben. Their bagels are always perfectly toasty and they don't skim on your meats/spread.
(5)Megan B.
This is a very average run of the mill bagel place. I completely disagree with yelpers who compared the bagels to New York Bagels. These are no where near as good as genuine New York Bagels...not even close. They were out of most types of bagels last time I was in there so I had to resort to my fourth choice of bagel. The tables arent always the cleanest. If you have time to go elsewhere go to Fairfax to get bagels at Main Street. Otherwise, this is an acceptable option if you're in the Tysons area and need to grab a quick bite.
(3)Sean F.
Reminds me of NY - fantastic selection, never had a bad bagel in yrs, make this a morning tradition
(5)Tyler B.
Highly recommend Tysons Bagel Market over a chain restaurant for breakfast.
(4)Lulu T.
Best bagels in town. These bagels remind me of New York style bagels. The texture and consistency are perfect. The only challenge is parking. The lot is small and during the weekends, can get very busy.
(5)U.S. A.
Just great bagels, I hadn't been here in a while and I now regret that. They are one of the few bagel shops that do caraway seed bagels which are awesome. Great cream cheese too, they carry chive which is also a fav. YUM YUM YUM.
(5)Matt K.
Bagel and cream cheese was good. Hilarious "special menu" printed on 8.5"x11" paper pasted below the giant bagel menu offers chicken teriyaki. Ooooookaaaay. Also, there were two people sitting at two different tables that appeared to be vagrants and they were sleeping/dozing off. Kind of off-putting.
(3)Joshua T.
Best Bagels in DC area, closest thing to NY bagel that this area has to offer.
(5)Norry H.
The more bagles in more other cities I try, more I think Tyson's Bagles are the best. How lucky I am to live so close to it too! I usually go there around 8-9am on a Saturday or Sunday, and they almost always have the hot or warm bagles (plain bagles) just came out of oven. I always buy them by the dozen (you get one free per dozen, so I actually get 13 each time) and freeze some in the freezer. You can ask for a stamp card and collect stamps each time you buy dozen bagles and later you get free dozen bagles! Isn't that nice? The front area parking is small and often full, so I always use the business office parking lot located behind the shop. This is the only bagle shop worth receiving 5 stars! Yay!
(5)Kim H.
This is a cute little spot in Tysons. I usually stop here on my way to work or if I'm nursing a crucial hangover. The breakfast sandwiches are made to order with fresh ingredients. OMG and the veggie cream cheese is soooo good!!!
(4)Rahul J.
So in case you've ever wanted to drive up that excuse for a road VA-7 into Tysons, find your way into a service lane, stand in line for twenty minutes, and procure an ill-tasting and hard bagel - now you know where to go. They don't make the so-advertised "Authentic NY Bagel", they bake a round piece of bread with a hole in it. I'd much rather recommend getting a bagel at panera, or if you're a real NYC bagel enthusiast, get yourself an NYC bagel. The Italian Store in Arlington carries H&H bagel, and they can't be beat.
(2)Scott V.
I would say this is one of the better bagel places around. They have a great selection, they are fresh, and the guy behind the counter is efficient. I usually just get a dozen, but I have been tempted from time to time and gotten an egg bagel sandwich. Truly one of the greatest comfort foods.
(4)Blaire R.
My very favorite bagel place outside of New York! Love the chicken salad on an everything bagel. The assortment is incredible - the special right now is Sweet Pumpkin bagels! Food is consistently great, clean dining room, fast service considering how busy they get. Huge selection of chips and drinks.
(5)Derek H.
3.5 stars. You have a Dunkin Donuts across the street from Tyson's Bagel Market. Don't be a sucker and make that mistake. Go here. This is the best breakfast stop in the Tyson's Corner area. They do everything you want from a bagel shop for reasonable prices and with great efficiency (important when you're starving and it's 8:55 AM). I dock them one star because I don't think their coffee is outstanding. It's the typical humongous jug of regular, hazelnut, and decaf that they probably brew once a day. Not bad, but not anything to brag about, either. You can also choose from the usual 7-Eleven-selection level of different bottled drinks and juices.
(3)shane p.
They have the best Bagel and Nova Scotia loxs in Tysons. Put on some onions, capers and cream cheese on a everything bagel and instant party in your mouth! Coffee is very bold so if you like bold coffee you will love it.
(4)Healey S.
I LOVE this place. The bagels are as good as it gets without travelling to NYC. The breakfast sandwiches are made fresh while you wait from actual eggs. If you order egg whites, they actually separate the eggs to make it. All the staff is extremely friendly; I had a tragic incident once where a sandwich was dropped and they quickly made another one without charge, though I offered to pay (since it was my fault). I pretty much always get an egg and cheese sandwich, alternating between the everything bagels and the jalapeno cheddar. Croissant sandwiches are also very good; they'll grill the croissants, which I recommend. Their lunch looks good too but I have yet to try it. If breakfast is any indication it will be very good too! It gets pretty crowded on weekend days with the post-church crowd, but they move through the line very quickly. Obviously, I highly recommend this place!
(5)Ryan E.
This is a spot I frequent mainly because it is so close. I am not blown away by anything there but it's fair to say their food is good. It's a bagel place, not the greatest but you have a variety of assortments. I normally go for the sausage bagel, which is great with siracha sauce. They have a decent lunch menu as well. My recommendation is the steak and cheese.
(3)Tysons Bagel Market V.
I love bagel
(5)Hina A.
This place is convnently located a second from tysons 1. The parking is big big big hassle. The food is good, and the price is perfect. I work right behind this so i just walk there at least once a week. To save time i actually call in my order so it is ready when i get there. The staff is nice!
(4)Alan M.
They have a good breakfast bagel sandwiches. They crack fresh eggs, and cook fresh meats, and potatoes. Bagels are made there which is great. Good place to grab breakfast. Dine-in is a typical mom and pop cafe setting.
(4)Anne C.
yuMMy! love the bagels here....freshly made right in the back and the korean ladies at the cashier are so friendly! oh man, the tomato basil bagels and honey wheat bagels are so good! the veggie lite cream cheese is heaven, especially with tomatoes and cucumbers...on top of that WHO can miss the sausage egg and cheese? sigh....i used to stop by here before work, but haven't had the chance in awhile...SIGH! am waiting for the day that i can...:) i haven't had a chance to try the other items, but they all look pretty good from sneaking at peak at other people's plates ;) wouldn't mind trying their lunch items here as well!
(4)Rich J.
The DC area is not known for its bagels, esp. on the left side of the Potomac, but take it from a Gentile who grew-up in the Midwest, these are the most oppresively awful goyish bagels imaginable. The bagel menu buries the traditional types below the berries and cinnamon. They lack the density and chewy crust of a classic NY bagel and the yeasty quality of better made bowlderizations. Instead, they're bready in the worst way and heavily salted. The everything version is totally bland--no hints of garlic, onion, etc., just a salty after taste. If you're the type who likes a little mayo on your pastrami, this place will do fine. Otherwise, get thee to Brooklyn or at least Betheda or Rockville for something better.
(1)Melanie C.
I'm tired of pretending that Panera's round bread is a bagel. I'm sick calling the microwaved Sh't from dunkin a bagel sandwich don't even really appreciate the bagels and just-a-couple-other-things approach at Brooklyn Bagel in Courthouse or Brueggers in Ballston. I've been looking a bagel like this in NoVa for years. Finally, I can have my Jew bagel and eat it too. Theyre NYC big and the best combo of crusty and chewy. Here you'll find lox for a reasonable price and I love that they have seasonal bagel flavors like pumpkin. Today i had the whitefish salad on onion. The choices of bagels and schmears are endless....they have deli style sandwiches and omelets and breakfast bagels and tons of other stuff I couldn't focus on with an empty stomach. Only thing keeping it from 5 stars is the lack of many Jewish Bagelry/Deli cookies and pasteries...no big deal but a black and white cookie or some chocolate babka would transcend me.
(4)Lydia M.
On the rare occasion that I actually motivate myself to get back into my car once at work and hunt for breakfast, this is THE spot! Tyson's Bagel Market has a wonderful selection of bagels and some of the best home fries in the area. I especially love their sausage, egg & cheese on your choice of bagel, and the bagel is always fresh and chewy.
(4)Scott F.
You can tell they take their bagels seriously here: there's a huge clock on the wall that says "Bagel time" and has the hours marked off by, you guessed it, bagels. And it's actually a functional clock. I would say "The closest you'll get to a real New York style bagel in the DC area, hands down", except: 1. I haven't been to every bagel place in the DC area, or even close. 2. And I don't think I've actually HAD a bagel in New York City. But having established I'm not exactly a snob about it, I can say my sliced and toasted pumpkin bagel was among the best I've eaten. It had a wonderful flavor and a smooth texture, warm but not crispy. I would definitely return and get a couple bagels or maybe a bagel sandwich next time. This place is worth crossing Rt 7 on foot. That's the highest praise I can give a Tysons business.
(4)Staci D.
Great local spot with a terrific selection of bagels and super friendly proprietors. I'm in love with the tomato-basil bagel, but everything I've tried has been really tasty. Plenty of seating, even on Saturday mornings. The location is a teeny bit tricky to negotiate, with the Tyson's traffic, access roads, etc., but it's worth your patience. Definitely recommend!
(4)Ben V.
Great bagels and good service. I've been here quite a few times and the bagels are really good and fresh. Prices aren't too bad either. Service was always friendly and plenty of seating if you want to eat there.
(4)R M.
I am from New York.. I approve of these bagels. That is all.
(5)Sarah G.
My favorite bagel place in Northern Virginia! Great fresh bagels. Lots of variety. Fresh cream cheese. Lots of options for sandwiches. Staff is nice and gets the order right. Plenty of parking... (go ALL the way around to the back). Active in the community. Great place!
(5)Louise K.
I love this place. The bagels are amazing and addicting. I would highly recommend this place, if you want a good bagel and fresh coffee. The lite veggie cheese is amazing. I am taking away a star for the mornings that my bagel is not toasted all the way but this is hands down, in my opinion the best of the best in bagels. Try it!
(4)Koba Y.
Best bagel shop in tysons area imo. Kind of has a cafeteria feel to it. Great selection of bagels and a variety of other food options. They even serve bulgogi! My fave is their pizza bagel with pepperoni. They also open very early @ 5am.
(4)Jennie K.
Ambiance: Spacious and has an old cafeteria feeling to it :) Food: I love their pumper nickel and jalapeno bagels with veggie cream cheese! ice coffee is great too. I bought a dozen bagels to take home after. Service: The Korean cashier was friendly and nice.
(4)Elizabeth S.
It's a very solid locally-owned place. Good and fresh bagels, fast service, and reasonable prices.
(4)Adam L.
Best bagels in NOVA hands down. Perfect when lightly toasted.
(5)Andrea C.
I'm pretty sure they put crack in their breakfast sandwiches. At least in their sausage, egg and muenster bagel sandwich. They are addictive. When I know I can afford to eat the surely 1,500 calories that they contain I love getting one.
(4)Steve G.
A frequent morning ritual, for a ham, egg and cheese. Not too greasy, hot and fresh, me it does quite please! For my kosher friends they've got the freshest lox, stop in for a bite, the food here totally rocks!
(3)Sean H.
They have great bagel sandwiches. mmm goodness.
(5)Colleen G.
THE BEST!!! I love this place...I work in tysons but just got a new job in sterling so this is be one of the things I miss most :(
(5)Nicole K.
Never been inside, but my husband likes to pick up breakfast from here. Great bagels and tasty breakfast sandwiches!!
(4)Kim G.
It's kinda hard to find if you're headed westbound on Rt. 7, but it's in between Olive Garden and the Ford dealership. This place has been around since I was in grade school, and the decor is still the same. It's Korean owned, which means I might have to try the bulgogi omelette next time. Coffee is self serve and they put half-n-half in the big thermoses that are usually for coffee at most bagelrys, so refills are less frequented and pouring hassleless. I enjoyed my toasted sesame bagel with chive cream cheese, wrapped in foil and still warm upon opening!
(4)shawn g.
I'll give this place their due. The only criticism of the food is that the bagels have a bit of a large hole in them. I know it's a small thing, but I like mine a little more plump, not this "skinny bagel" style. The consistency is really good, and the cream cheeses are tasty. I went with an everything w/garlic herb, since my baby loves garlic breath, and a cinnamon raisin w/butter. Both held up well to my standard, but I couldn't help hearing the voice in the back of my head saying :"You're only five hours away from NY now, you could go to Absolute Bagel!" Maybe the next free weekend will be a $40 round trip bus ride to get Absolute Bagel and Katz for lunch. Oh, and stay away from the jalapeno cheddar bagels. Like I had to tell you that.
(4)Katie M.
It's 9:38 AM and I can't "legally" park in the reserved spots at the Metro until 10. Time to kill...stop in for a bagel. Boy was that a good decision. This place is phenomenal. Quick service (which is more than most places in Tyson's), fresh bagels (mine was still warm), and tons of choices. They have the system down. Had the vegi-lite cream cheese and it was tasty with the gooey-ness of normal cream cheese. Everything bagel was toasted to perfection and the staff were all quite friendly. Oh yeah, I got to the metro at 9:58.
(4)Joe W.
To start things off, they have salt bagels, which might be the finest bagel of them all. The everything bagels however do not have salt and I found to be a little lacking. This would have resulted in the subtraction of a star or two had I not been utterly consumed with the notion of a bulgogi omelet. I finally succumbed to the temptation today and all I can say is that these lunatics got it spot on! I have been looking at it on the menu for weeks thinking that it would either be vomit inducing or a stroke of genius and "my friends", it did not disappoint. ATTENTION ALL RESIDENTS OF THE GREATER DC AREA. IMMEDIATELY STOP WHAT YOU ARE DOING AND RACE OUT TO TYSON'S BAGEL MARKET FOR A BULGOGI OMELET. I will warn you though, this thing is a monster. There's beef, rice, pepper/onion, cheese, and a second meat that I was not familiar with (didn't matter) surrounded by three eggs. Get one before these psychopaths are locked in a rubber room for creating this concoction.
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