Einstein Bros Bagels

This place is a big no-no for me. I came here last Saturday morning to pick up some breakfast, and the fist thing that I noticed is that they were out of almost every bagel. There were about 4 kinds to choose from. Hmmm...not off to a good start, especially when your restaurant is focused on bagels and it's Saturday morning.

Luckily, they had Asiago cheese bagels, so  I decided on a breakfast sandwich.
I'm still trying to grasp my head around how I spent $11 for an egg/cheddar/turkey sausage breakfast sandwich, orange juice, and small coffee. There was nothing spectacular about the sandwich, and it was even microwaved! Blahh, ew. However, the orange juice and coffee hit the spot, but definitely not worth the amount of money I paid for them.

A below average experience all around, so I do not recommend!

Surprised by all the bad reviews, so I upped to four stars, though really ANY Einsteins really only deserves three.  It's a basic bagel sandwich shop.

Nothing fancy.   The bagels are decent, though a little doughy and nothing like a NYC bagel, but that's to be expected.

Still, I have been to this one several times and never has my order been mixed up.  The staff has always been courteous and helpful.

I do like the sandwiches better than the coffee, but both are good.

Don't let the negative reviews deter you.  This is a fine Einsteins.  If you are looking for a coffee and bagel sandwich shop, this is a fine one.   And it's clean too

Dreadful on all accounts-- bad service, high prices, bad management, rude ghetto employees.  The place is dirty, there is always crust around their sink behind the counter and white splatters, even the inside of the bagel case is dirty.  Many of the tables were dirty.

They are incompetent.  I ordered a bagel thin with egg whites/swiss/asparagus/mushroom, and they got my order wrong and gobbed strawberry cream cheese on an asparagus egg sandwich.  Imagine how that tastes, effin nasty.

And prices do not reflect value.  Three egg/cheese bagels= about $16, on a bagel thin.  It's certainly not labor-intensive to make, but their employees move like zombies.  I don't think I've ever waited 15 minutes for a bagel sandwich before.