Bagel Lovers Cafe

Always have a great experience here. The staff is nice and never had any issues. I only go there when I’m in the Harrisburg area since I live in York but the bagels are amazing! I’ve bought them for work before and my coworkers definitely go after them as soon as I arrive. The cream cheese is delicious as well! Definitely worth the drive!

not only did they take an extremely long time as there was only 1 other order ahead of me.. they MICROWAVE their eggs. honestly if i knew that in advance i would’ve just gone to dunkin donuts. no flavor in their food. avoid. & based on the reply from the owner to other bad reviews the management is unprofessional as well.

I used to like stopping here once in awhile for a bagel on my way to work but can't afford their prices anymore. Today a plain bagel, toasted with butter and "specialty" cream cheese (chive as they no longer have scallion or veggie though their in-house listing still shows it) was over $5. They also no longer carry regular egg bagels. I would sometimes get an egg bagel with Nova lox spread, tomato and onion. Was around $5-6. That same sandwich would now approach $10. A slice of tomato and a slice of onion add $2 to the cost. According to their online ordering system, there is a $.10 charge to slice the bagel. Not sure if they charge for the wrapping paper and bag for to go orders or the spreading knife to spread the butter. Sorry but my wages have not increase 70-80% to compensate for their increases. I realize that supplies and labor costs have risen of late but not to almost double in price. Almost every merchant wants more money for the same product that they offered 2 years ago but like most, wages are not keeping pace with price increases so luxuries such as this, are going to be eliminated. This place used to be very busy. This morning there was only one other customer. Response to the owner-First, today is Tuesday, not Monday. And, half my reviews are 3 stars, which is average, or better. Get your facts straight and work on your math skills. Maybe that's why you have calculated food costs incorrectly???? The product is average. To me, not worth the price. Perhaps if you spent less time trying to defend yourself on negative reviews and downplaying a recurring theme and more time invested in the workings of the operation, thus reducing labor costs, you could offer an "average" product at a more reasonable price. Really, $.10 to slice a bagel? As for being a cheapskate, we spend a lot on eating out whether it's fast food, a casual dining meal or upscale occasion. Nothing more frustrating then wasting hard earned money on lackluster food, poor customer service or a bad experience. But for you, next time I go through McDonald's and are given great service, I'll be sure to write about it, just to make you happier as it seems that since you acquired this business, you have a number of unhappy customers. Which, by way, where were they today?

Im still giving this a five star even though I went to a "Bagel Lovers Cafe" hoping to find a gluten free bagel for a once previous bagel lover. They sadly didn't have one but they did have a great menu, great choices and others in my group loved their food. I even took a bite, caving to my allergy, but it was worth it, loved the warm chewy bagel! Iced spice chai tea was pretty dang good too!

Honestly, if I can give this place 0 stars I would. It was absolutely awful. The service was horrible, and the food was even worse. They took so long to make my sandwich, which is fine, however why did it take so long when my eggs were MICROWAVED? In front of my face at that! Do not even waste your time or money.

Great for takeout. The bagels are big and fluffy, and their tops are crusty -perfectly baked. Today I had the vegetable cream cheese on a plain bagel. The cheese was nice and chunky —with carrots and cucumber, but light on green onions. I’ve never had their coffee, or eaten in, but there are a few tables. The service is ok. Today it seemed as if two people were training two other people. It’s a small store, so don’t expect the assembly line efficiency of Panera.