Family run in Springville, New York

Welcome to Heartland Bagels, your go-to destination for the finest baked goods in Staten Island! Conveniently located at 2311 Richmond Avenue in the Heartland Village Shopping Center, we have proudly served our community for over 25 years. As a family-run bakery, we are dedicated to tradition and excellence, using only the freshest, purest ingredients to craft our delicious offerings. Our bakery is renowned for its strictly kosher products, all baked fresh daily under Rabbinical supervision. From our famous bagels to an array of challah, rolls, danishes, cookies, and cakes, every item is made with love and care, ensuring you receive the best quality every time you visit.

Welcome to Heartland Bagels 2, your go-to destination for the finest, freshest, and strictly kosher baked goods in Staten Island! Conveniently located at 1024 Rossville Avenue, within Mingosi’s Supermarket, we are proud to serve the Staten Island community with over 25 years of baking tradition and excellence. At Heartland Bagels 2, our family-run bakery is dedicated to bringing you the best bagels, challah, rolls, danishes, cookies, cakes, and more, all crafted with the purest ingredients and baked fresh daily under rabbinical supervision. Whether you're stopping by for a quick breakfast, a delicious treat, or planning your next big event, we've got you covered.

Welcome to the Pop Warner Rail Trail (ECRT), a captivating tourist attraction nestled in the heart of Springville, New York. Immerse yourself in the rich history of railroads as you explore this scenic trail managed by the Erie Cattaraugus Rail Trail Inc., a dedicated 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization. Spanning over twenty-seven miles, the ECRT connects the vibrant communities of Orchard Park, Aurora, West Falls, Colden, East Concord, Springville, and West Valley in Western New York. This unique trail invites you to embark on an interactive journey where your feedback and ideas are not only welcomed but cherished. Join us as we celebrate the passion for railroads that runs deep in the hearts of our volunteers, like Ellen Januszkiewicz from Orchard Park. Ellen's love for railroads is a tribute to her father, Leon, a track maintenance mechanic whose career brought their family from Scranton, PA, to the bustling rail yards of Lackawanna, NY.