Einstein Bros. Bagels

"Originally had a poor experience as the sandwich looked awful and didn’t appear to have nearly enough on it compared to price and pictures of advertisement. Reached out to guest services and they were able to make it right. Changing review to 5 stars. I will be back to devour more sandwiches, but I just hope they contain enough ingredients to satisfy me!"

"Food was tasty but not great. They rationed the shmear like they were afraid they were running out. I ordered a bagel with cream cheese and it looked like a bagel with butter."

"I really enjoy coming here for the breakfast sandwiches and the vanilla cold brew. The works and manager have always been super nice and they seem to have a good team. The only reason why I'm giving it one star is because they still haven't opened up the dining room which is a struggle when you're hungry now with warm food you'd like to eat. The All Nighter is too messy to eat in the car without getting the sauce everywhere. The App seems to be having some issues connecting to the store (just a FYI) so I was charged for my sandwich and still had to repurchase it inside (which defeats the purpose of having the app). I ended up needing to be credited the amount after a few days because it didn't fall off my account. Really great food, good drinks, but please OPEN the dining room. I understand it may create a little more work but you'll get more people spending money who are able to do work/ school stuff there. Even Bruegger's in Westlake (sister company) plans on opening back up in a few weeks."

"No seating... Which at this point I find ridiculous. If I'm buying a coffee and pastry or sandwich it would be nice to be able to sit down and enjoy it. Instead they just have doors blocked off and a big open space that's completely empty. This might be ok in the summer because there is a patio but I won't come back here all winter."

"Overall the bagels are well made, the service is almost always pleasant and efficient and the place is clean, well managed and kept. The problem is those of us who remember when a bagel with cream cheese used to cost 99 cents or less, also remember how the bagel was huge and came with a ton of cream cheese. Nowadays, a bagel with cream cheese is $3.30, has shrunk significantly and comes with practically no cream cheese. The portion needs to be adjusted to reflect the price. Not suggesting they should lower their prices, it's understandable that the cost of everything has gone up and the sale price of the final product has to reflect that. But to raise prices and at the same time reduce portion size seems a little disingenuous. Maybe the store should be renamed Einstein Bros Mini Bagels."