Baz Bagel & Restaurant Customer Reviews
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Baz Bagel & Restaurant brings colorful charm and classic diner vibes to the heart of Little Italy in New York City. Known for its hand-rolled bagels and retro décor, this cozy spot is a local favorite for all-day breakfast, Jewish deli staples, and strong coffee. Located on Grand Street, it's just a short walk from many of downtown Manhattan’s top music venues, making it a convenient stop before or after a show.
Concert-goers love Baz Bagel for its laid-back atmosphere, ideal for fueling up without the rush. Service is friendly and efficient—perfect if you're tight on time before a show. The restaurant opens early and stays open into the evening, so whether you're grabbing a lox bagel before a matinee or winding down with a slice of cheesecake after a late-night set, Baz fits the bill. Plus, it's close enough to walk to several popular venues in SoHo and the Lower East Side.
Reviews on TripAdvisor and OpenTable praise Baz Bagel for its authentic New York bagels, generous portions, and nostalgic diner feel. Visitors love the Nova lox platters, creative cream cheese flavors, and the fun, 1950s-inspired interior. Many mention the staff’s warmth and say it feels like a “neighborhood gem” in the middle of a busy city. It’s especially popular for brunch and early evening bites before a show.
Seating can be a bit tight during peak hours, especially on weekends. Some guests noted a short wait for a table, so if you're on a strict pre-show schedule, consider calling ahead. Also, while not open super late, it’s still a solid pick for earlier shows or daytime events.
Baz Bagel & Restaurant is a quirky, delicious, and dependable pre-show stop for music fans exploring downtown NYC.
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