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Where to Find Actual Bagels in Austin

From the fanciful offerings at Rosen’s Bagel Co. to the corned beef, egg, and Swiss cheese sandwich at Jewish-inspired Biderman’s Deli

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For a city teeming with breakfast tacos, it might seem like Austin has a total dearth of bagel shops in town. However, that’s thankfully not entirely the case. Austin’s best bagel shops include solid offerings from heavy-hitters Rockstar Bagels and Wholy Bagel, both of which ship their bagels out to local restaurants. Then there are fanciful offerings from Rosen’s Bagel Co.’s setup at Wright Bros Brew & Brew, Jewish stylings at Biderman’s Deli (which is opening a downtown Austin location very soon), and brunch offerings from Pitchfork Pretty.

In the near future, there’s North Loop neighborhood shop Nervous Charlie’s, which should be opening soon. Until then, let these eight bagel spots hit those carb cravings.

For more breakfast needs, scope out Austin’s best breakfast restaurants, breakfast tacos, breakfast sandwiches, bakeries, pancakes, coffee shops, and more.

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Biderman's Deli

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This Jewish-inspired deli off Far West Boulevard offers a dozen different types of bagels — go for the egg everything — and six cream cheeses. The corned beef, egg, and Swiss cheese sandwich tastes like a breakfast version of a Reuben, while the lox deluxe is as classic as it comes.

Bagels from Biderman’s Deli
Bagels from Biderman’s Deli
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Rockstar Bagels

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The name says it all — these bagels are one of the stars of the Austin breakfast scene. Head to Foster Heights counter window order up the BLT or lox with the works to eat on the curb or bring home to eat in solitude. Don’t skip the rosemary and salt bagel.

Bagels at Rockstar Bagels
Bagels at Rockstar Bagels
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Rosen’s Bagels

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Find these bagel delights at the coffee shop and beer bar Wright Bros. Brew & Brew seven days a week. Focusing on traditional bagels, the pop-up goes all out with unique schmears, like caramelized shallot and bacon, as well as lime, poblano, and scallion. The bagel company is still looking out for its brick-and-mortar.

A bagel from Rosen’s Bagel Co.
A bagel from Rosen’s Bagel Co.
Rosen’s Bagel Co./Facebook

Pitchfork Pretty

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Even though the bright East Cesar Chavez restaurant got rid of its breakfast service, it is still dishing up homemade bagels during Sunday brunch. Order The Pretty, which comes topped with pimento cheese and sprouts.

The lox bagel sandwich at Pitchfork Pretty
The lox bagel sandwich at Pitchfork Pretty
Pitchfork Pretty/Facebook

Launderette

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It’s hard to pass up any baked goods from pastry chef Laura Sawicki at Launderette. During weekend brunch, enjoy the everything bagel layered with cured fish, cream cheese, and caraway quinoa crunch at the Holly restaurant.

The bagel at Launderette
The bagel at Launderette
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Wholy Bagel

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For those who need to satiate their bagel craving as early as 6 a.m., head to Wholy Bagel and nab any of the 14 signature bagels, like jalapeno-cheddar, and 14 cream cheeses (sweet tooths will love chocolate chip). Build your own sandwich for lunch with a slew of different meats, vegetables, and spreads.

Wholy Bagel’s bagels
Wholy Bagel’s bagels
Wholy Bagel/Facebook

Biderman's Deli

This Jewish-inspired deli off Far West Boulevard offers a dozen different types of bagels — go for the egg everything — and six cream cheeses. The corned beef, egg, and Swiss cheese sandwich tastes like a breakfast version of a Reuben, while the lox deluxe is as classic as it comes.

Bagels from Biderman’s Deli
Bagels from Biderman’s Deli
Biderman’s Deli/Facebook

Rockstar Bagels

The name says it all — these bagels are one of the stars of the Austin breakfast scene. Head to Foster Heights counter window order up the BLT or lox with the works to eat on the curb or bring home to eat in solitude. Don’t skip the rosemary and salt bagel.

Bagels at Rockstar Bagels
Bagels at Rockstar Bagels
Rockstar Bagels/Facebook

Rosen’s Bagels

Find these bagel delights at the coffee shop and beer bar Wright Bros. Brew & Brew seven days a week. Focusing on traditional bagels, the pop-up goes all out with unique schmears, like caramelized shallot and bacon, as well as lime, poblano, and scallion. The bagel company is still looking out for its brick-and-mortar.

A bagel from Rosen’s Bagel Co.
A bagel from Rosen’s Bagel Co.
Rosen’s Bagel Co./Facebook

Pitchfork Pretty

Even though the bright East Cesar Chavez restaurant got rid of its breakfast service, it is still dishing up homemade bagels during Sunday brunch. Order The Pretty, which comes topped with pimento cheese and sprouts.

The lox bagel sandwich at Pitchfork Pretty
The lox bagel sandwich at Pitchfork Pretty
Pitchfork Pretty/Facebook

Launderette

It’s hard to pass up any baked goods from pastry chef Laura Sawicki at Launderette. During weekend brunch, enjoy the everything bagel layered with cured fish, cream cheese, and caraway quinoa crunch at the Holly restaurant.

The bagel at Launderette
The bagel at Launderette
Launderette/Facebook

Wholy Bagel

For those who need to satiate their bagel craving as early as 6 a.m., head to Wholy Bagel and nab any of the 14 signature bagels, like jalapeno-cheddar, and 14 cream cheeses (sweet tooths will love chocolate chip). Build your own sandwich for lunch with a slew of different meats, vegetables, and spreads.

Wholy Bagel’s bagels
Wholy Bagel’s bagels
Wholy Bagel/Facebook

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