Noah's

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llyonize

Joined 10 years ago

Why can't a bagel just be a bagel?. Dear Noah,

Why cant a bagel just be a bagel, why does it have to be a bagel sandwich, if I want a "deli -style" sandwich I will go to a deli, I just wanted a bagel with lox and cream cheese, fine it comes tomato, onion and cucumber, but really, I don't want the pickle or the potato salad and I don't want to have to pay for for that stuff too, I JUST WANT A BAGEL...and no fountain drinks? WTH

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kshadburn

Joined 6 years ago

All around good!. I always call ahead my lunch order and just walk right in to pick it up. Its great and I don't have to deal with a lot of people!

They are very friendly and the meals are good for the price.

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gavinbarclay

Joined 7 years ago

Good Egg Salad.. Noah's has good bagels and their egg salad sandwich is really good. I like good egg salad and it's not the easiest to find.

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Contributor

Joined 10 years ago

Bagels and more served up daily at the West Coast's premier bagel emporium.. The Scene
Since 1989, Noah's has brought New York-style bagels and a touch of East Coast charm to neighborhoods all over the West. From bright, tiled stores, friendly employees sell bagels of all types--by the dozen, with schmears, and as sandwiches.

The Food
Though Noah's bagels don't come close to those from the Big Apple, they at least get points for being adventurous by offering flavors that no self-respecting Jewish deli would ever dream of. Some of the more unusual selections include cracked peppercorn potato and asiago cheese. The schmears (cream cheese blended with upscale ingredients like sun-dried tomato and basil, and maple raisin walnut) are also out of the oridinary and can be slathered on a bagel while you wait or taken home in handy prepackaged containers. Lunchtime offers some tasty gourmet sandwiches, especially the albacore tuna salad, which comes with a choice of sweet coleslaw or chunky potato salad.

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roxy

Joined 11 years ago

New York bagels, ha!. I think they should take the words New York out of their name because there ain't nothing NY about them. More like plain old toast...and the Burbank branch never gets order right.