Famous New York Bagel Shop Opening 1st Location In Buffalo

Your breakfast options will soon include a very famous New York bagel shop here in Western New York.

Bruegger's Bagels opened its first location in 1983 in New York City, the mecca of bagels. Since then, they have opened up locations all over the country but never expanded into Western New York.

The closest they have come is in Rochester, New York where there are 8 locations. Bruegger's Bagels has locations all over New York State and the surrounding areas including Syracuse, Albany, and Schenectady.

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Now residents in Western New York will have a chance to enjoy these famous New York Style bagels right here in the 716.

The new location is expected to open in the old Bagel Jay's location at 4498 Main Street in Snyder, NY.

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Bruegger's Bagels is known for its massive selection of different kinds of bagels including:

Asiago Parmesan
Blueberry
Cinnamon Sugar
Egg
Rosemary Olive Oil
Whole Wheat
Whole Wheat Everything
Plain
Cinnamon Raisin
Everything
Garlic
Onion
Poppy Seed
Pumpernickel
Sesame
Cheesy Hashbrown
Five Cheese
Jalapeño Cheddar

Besides bagels, Bruegger's offers breakfast sandwiches and lunch sandwiches.

You can check out their menu HERE.

Bruegger's will join some other amazing bagel places in Western New York like The Dopest Dough, The Breadhive, and more.

Check out a list of the best bagel places in Western New York.

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So, how do you start your morning? A piece of toast on the run? A bowl of Cheerios? Ham and eggs? A fruit smoothie? Well, they are all good starters but for this writer (and many other folks) a great way to start the day is with a toasted bagel with a schmear of cream cheese. Filling, healthy, delicious, and convenient. There are dozens of bagel shops spread all over the Upstate region. Here is a starter list of 14 great bagel bakeries, from the Hudson Valley to Buffalo, and from the St. Lawrence River to the Catskills. Check out the list and see some of the great photos. I can guarantee you that looking at these photographs will make you say, "Yup, it is bagel time!"

Gallery Credit: Chuck D'Imperio