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New Yorker Bagels is the world’s largest baker of fresh baked bagels. If you’ve ever eaten a bagel in New York City, chances are you’ve enjoyed a New Yorker bagel. All bagels are certified Star-K Kosher. Still family owned and operated, New Yorker Bagels started 50 years ago, when two immigrants took their shot at the American Dream and opened The Bagel Buffet, on Sixth Avenue. Word spread and the cafe became a Greenwich Village icon, serving bagels from early morning into the late, late night. You name a famous New Yorker from 70s and 80s, and they were there. In the early 80's, the shop also became a hangout for hip-hop pioneers.
About 20 years ago, our founders opened New Yorker Bagels in Astoria, Queens – offering the same great bagels, wholesale only, delivered fresh to the best-known restaurants, cafes, and hotels in the tri-state NY area. The rest is history. Millions of bagels later, New Yorker has become the quintessential bagel, synonymous with New York City.
New Yorker Bagels is the world’s largest baker of fresh baked bagels. If you’ve ever eaten a bagel in New York City, chances are you’ve enjoyed a New Yorker bagel. All bagels are certified Star-K Kosher. Still family owned and operated, New Yorker Bagels started 50 years ago, when two immigrants took their shot at the American Dream and opened The Bagel Buffet, on Sixth Avenue. Word spread and the cafe became a Greenwich Village icon, serving bagels from early morning into the late, late night. You name a famous New Yorker from 70s and 80s, and they were there. In the early 80's, the shop also became a hangout for hip-hop pioneers.
About 20 years ago, our founders opened New Yorker Bagels in Astoria, Queens – offering the same great bagels, wholesale only, delivered fresh to the best-known restaurants, cafes, and hotels in the tri-state NY area. The rest is history. Millions of bagels later, New Yorker has become the quintessential bagel, synonymous with New York City.
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