$6 for One of Three Bagel Bundles at The Bagel Broker
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- Named LA’s Best Bagel in 2009 by Citysearchers
- Baked fresh every day
- A variety of flavors & spreads
Bagels were once the lubricant of our economic system, preferred by fancy cats who loved to wear them as collars. Today’s deal affords the opportunity to don your own edible necklace: for $6, you get one of the following three bagel bundles at The Bagel Broker:
- A dozen bagels with one 8-ounce container of any flavored cream cheese
- Two towering bagel sandwiches
- One bagel sandwich and a half-dozen bagels of your choice This Groupon has a value of up to $17 (including tax), depending on which bagel-brick road you decide to traverse.
The Bagel Broker makes its bagels on premises, using high-gluten, unbleached wheat flour, a little pinch of sugar, salt, yeast, and water. The master bread ringers first boil the dough, before baking it into tasty bagels. Twice featured on Entourage, The Bagel Broker’s bagels cater to all palates, with flavors including cheese onion, jalapeño cheddar, cinnamon raisin, poppy seed, cow seed, onion, bialy, Gnarly berry, wheat, rye, fermented shark, and double-bagel ($8.70 for a full dozen, $5.70 for half). Coat your bagels with flavored spreads, including regular and light cream cheese, lox spread, veggie, chive, and more ($2.80–$3.30). In the sandwich realm, stacked decks include the turkey pastrami ($6.15) piled high with tomatoes, onions, lettuce, and cucumbers.
Bagels are more useful than beagles, eagles, and sea gulls. You can share your dozen with the mail carrier, give a few to the neighbors upstairs, or keep them all for yourself for a rainy day when you’ve got a flat tire and no spare. These all-day eats are equally fit for fueling morning routines, accompanying afternoon bagels-and-Pilates sessions, or acting as late-night comfort foods during scary movies about man-eating cream-cheese blobs.
Reviews
Citysearchers named The Bagel Broker LA’s Best Bagel 2009, also giving it a perfect five-star rating. Yelpers give it 4.5 stars, and 77% of Urbanspooners like it: > * New Yorkers aren’t supposed to admit that any other city can make a good bagel, so this review comes after much soul-searching deliberation. The Bagel Broker has done it. – NewYorkSnob, Citysearch > * After dragging in, pre-dawn, there is nothing more heartening than a heaping platter of fresh bagels waiting for us. – hautest, Citysearch > * I love this place, it is a studio favorite of ours and I love the bagel sandwiches from here, everything is super fresh and the meats are delicious. – filmm8kr900, Urbanspoon
- Named LA’s Best Bagel in 2009 by Citysearchers
- Baked fresh every day
- A variety of flavors & spreads
Bagels were once the lubricant of our economic system, preferred by fancy cats who loved to wear them as collars. Today’s deal affords the opportunity to don your own edible necklace: for $6, you get one of the following three bagel bundles at The Bagel Broker:
- A dozen bagels with one 8-ounce container of any flavored cream cheese
- Two towering bagel sandwiches
- One bagel sandwich and a half-dozen bagels of your choice This Groupon has a value of up to $17 (including tax), depending on which bagel-brick road you decide to traverse.
The Bagel Broker makes its bagels on premises, using high-gluten, unbleached wheat flour, a little pinch of sugar, salt, yeast, and water. The master bread ringers first boil the dough, before baking it into tasty bagels. Twice featured on Entourage, The Bagel Broker’s bagels cater to all palates, with flavors including cheese onion, jalapeño cheddar, cinnamon raisin, poppy seed, cow seed, onion, bialy, Gnarly berry, wheat, rye, fermented shark, and double-bagel ($8.70 for a full dozen, $5.70 for half). Coat your bagels with flavored spreads, including regular and light cream cheese, lox spread, veggie, chive, and more ($2.80–$3.30). In the sandwich realm, stacked decks include the turkey pastrami ($6.15) piled high with tomatoes, onions, lettuce, and cucumbers.
Bagels are more useful than beagles, eagles, and sea gulls. You can share your dozen with the mail carrier, give a few to the neighbors upstairs, or keep them all for yourself for a rainy day when you’ve got a flat tire and no spare. These all-day eats are equally fit for fueling morning routines, accompanying afternoon bagels-and-Pilates sessions, or acting as late-night comfort foods during scary movies about man-eating cream-cheese blobs.
Reviews
Citysearchers named The Bagel Broker LA’s Best Bagel 2009, also giving it a perfect five-star rating. Yelpers give it 4.5 stars, and 77% of Urbanspooners like it: > * New Yorkers aren’t supposed to admit that any other city can make a good bagel, so this review comes after much soul-searching deliberation. The Bagel Broker has done it. – NewYorkSnob, Citysearch > * After dragging in, pre-dawn, there is nothing more heartening than a heaping platter of fresh bagels waiting for us. – hautest, Citysearch > * I love this place, it is a studio favorite of ours and I love the bagel sandwiches from here, everything is super fresh and the meats are delicious. – filmm8kr900, Urbanspoon
Need To Know Info
About Bagel Broker
The hardest workers at Bagel Broker aren't allowed a lunch break or time to sleep—they bake bagels continuously throughout the day. However, being ovens, they don't seem to mind the labor. Instead, they steadfastly supply the shop with 18 varieties of bagels, from plain to pumpernickel to the popular cheese-onion, which satisfies even New York natives, according to Epicurious.
The Tarnol family father-and-son team—owners of the shop for 30 years—steers clear of added fats, preservatives, and oils when creating their signature doughy rings. The shop also compiles catering platters for group functions, such as corporate events.