Grabstein's Bagels

Vegan breakfast burrito with just egg at Grabstein's Bagels in New York City

Bagel with vegan cream cheese at Grabstein's Bagels in New York City

Pumpernickel bagel, vegan shmear, on an outdoor table at Grabstein's Bagels in New York City

Menu board; note one vegan items at Grabstein's Bagels in New York City

front entrance at Grabstein's Bagels in New York City

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Fast food

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Take-out

Bakery

Breakfast

Takeaway and delivery bagel cafe with clearly labeled vegan plain and veggie cream cheeses, hummus, peanut butter and avocado spread available for bagels. Also offers vegan breakfast burrito. Plant-based egg, meat and milk alternatives available. Open Mon-Sun 7:00am-5:00pm.

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50 E 96th St, New York City, New York, USA, 10128
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2 Reviews

First Review by Poundie

Sillyli234

Points +388

Vegetarian

20 Feb 2024

So-so overall - Edit

The service was fast for a Tuesday during a typical breakfast hour. I had the vegan breakfast burrito. I was very disappointed that there was no hot decaf coffee on a freezing, February morning around 830am. It would have been more helpful for the few vegan items were put together on the board rather than having to surgery the entire wall to figure out what I can eat.

I can't believe it's vegan burrito at Grabstein's Bagels in New York City

Poundie

Points +15573

Vegan

23 Apr 2023

Low-end NYC bagels - Edit

NYC bagels are great when they are warm and fresh. For this reason, large bagel shops--where there is plenty of turnovers and usually some fresh bagels on hand--are better than small shops like this one. When I came today, they were out of fresh bagels, so I had one that was a few hours old with a vegan tofu shmear that was merely okay. They had no plant milks for coffee, no restrooms, no places to sit inside (though there were a few outdoor tables). They did offer a vegan burrito, but it did not look like they had a separate cooking space for it, so cross-contamination would be likely.

On the plus side, there are not that many places to get vegan food in the immediate neighborhood, so the few vegan items were welcome, and NYC bagels--even cold ones--are better than non-NYC bagels. But there are better places in town.