Reviews Zucker's Bagels & Smoked Fish

The food was good and it was relatively quick. Price to taste to worth it ratio was not high but it was worth it. The food was pretty good. Got the bagel and coffee which was pretty good. The washrooms were mediocre but then again it’s in the busy area of NYC Service there is hit or miss. When I went up for my first bagel I was met with staff who just wanted me to order. Unsure of the menu, I asked what was good and some options and the reply was to “just get the original” just a little more cold service. Can’t complain about the atmosphere. The window front of the store was nice and had let in a good amount of sunlight as well as seeing outward.

Tasty bagels and fast service. A bit overpriced for what it is but it hits the spot when needed. Not sure about having these two low-hanging lamps right in front of the first two menus though? Was difficult to read the info, I had to keep ducking my head.

Solid bagel spot. Everything toasted with scallion CC, capers and tomato will run you close to $8. But options are limited in Tribeca and at least they always have the bagel you want in any combo you can dream up. Even when it’s crowded the line moves quickly. Indoor seating available.

For lovers of bagels it will be delicious. Nothing special for the rest.

Tasty and nutritious bagles Big variety of bagles, sandwiches and fish! You can choose any type of fillings: from fish and cream cheese to eggs and omelets. Good prices for coffee and tea. There are everyday special offers for breakfast and lunch. Fast service, free wi-fi for guests.

This place is a must whenever I visit the city. Bagels and sandwiches are amazing and classic New York. Space - small shop with 6 to 8 tables Outdoor seating - a few Staff - not friendly (what do you expect) Prices - very reasonable Important - have your order ready and accurate 😳😬

Visited Zucker's for breakfast on regular Monday, and in general, it's a decent place for takeout only. Menu on the wall is a little bit confusing for those, who come here for the first time. There are no names and descriptions of bagels, (pictures show they had shelves with names before, but what happened to them?) I came up with onion just because I imagined the sandwich I wanted in my head; other than that, it would've been more complicated. It's not particularly roomy in here, and cleanness leaves much to be desired. Few tables and the counter in dining area haven't seen some good wipe in a while, although it will take just few min to clean them, as this area is tiny. The fridges and other glass panes in order area look like they need some windex as well. Now to the good part, as both sandwiches ordered were really tasty, both had salmon and it was super fresh; the avocado toast had freshly grounded avocado as well, completely green, zero blackened spots. Bagel itself was amazing too, golden-brown with those amazing caramelized onions on top... I made the right choice. Coffee was legit, although I ordered two and waited for them twice as long as for sandwiches... I even went to counter as I've noticed the lady serves coffee right away for those who obviously going to walk away with it, and stood there till she made those for me - there was no other way to get it. But this is more like the service concern tho. Now, pricing is okay; and the gentleman who was taking the order warned us ahead of time, that if we wanna add some salmon on top of the avocado toast it will cost $18, because of the way their system works (something like $10 for sandwich and $8 for salmon topping, that normally goes as addition to a salad, but regardless of where you put it, it's same price). Other than that, coffee was something like $4, sandwiches range like $8-12, so its okay for lower Manhattan I guess. As I said in the very beginning, I may pick something up for takeout one day, but there is nothing really worth dining in.

Wonderful place! Delicious and fresh food. Thanks to the staff of this establishment!