Flavorful sujok sandwich with fries. Sausage was well spiced, and the pickles inside tasted homemade! The hot sauce was super delicious! Very friendly and casual on a chilly winter afternoon. Wish I had time and room to eat more! I’ll be back— Convenient to Prospect Park!

Vibes were amazing and the food was crazy good! felt very comfortable and I could tell it was a family all hands in type of place because we met so many people. Fries were crazy good - and the beef bulgogi was fab. Service was awesome! Really cool place def will try to be back

This little place is a true blessing. After a very long day of travelling in from Philly and doing activities around crazy times sq, finally a welcoming face and a quiet place to eat! Being an anxious traveler, I was grateful. I ordered chicken shawarma hotteok at the suggestion of the kind gentleman who helped us, and it was absolutely delicious and unlike anything I've had. (Aforementioned fellow was also very helpful and patient towards a woman with diet restrictions). It's fun to shop for snacks, drinks, and ingredients while things get made - but the service was very quick, so it's not much of a "wait". They have an open kitchen that looks refreshingly clean and orderly. We sampled the home-brewed cardamom tea and kimchi soup, and if we had room we would've ordered both. Thanks SYKO! Happy holidays!

I've picked up a quick lunch and also end of day 'too good to go' meals several times over the past 6-9 months and the service is always friendly and the food fresh and delicious and always reasonably priced. I love to get 5 mini pies, assorted fillings and toppings and if you're throwing a little party or gathering, you can't go wrong with a dozen of these, warmed and cut into 3-4 pieces, it's the nicest easiest appetizer ever.

Gabriel Fantacone

Their bagels are great, and I like that they have a little sit down area - just wish they had more Too Good to Go orders available regularly! I got one one time and my freezer was full of bagels for a week for $4.

Taku Shimura

Delicious bagels! My daughter and her boyfriend took me to their original location in Brooklyn. Of course I got the bagel & lox with tomato. So good. Getting a table is a bit challenging due to the small size of the sitting area but we did manage to snag a table. Their coffee was rather delicious, too! Come in and get yourself a bagel with smear and a good cup of Joe.

Adriana De Pitkin

They have the best bagels in Park Slope! The everything pumpernickel with lox cream cheese is my favorite, but my new favorite is the egg everything bagel! The staff is friendly!

+2

Rachel Nguyen

Genuinely the best bagels I’ve ever had in my life (and continue to be so). Perfect to snag and enjoy at the park. Quick service and actually reasonable prices too.

Emily S

I went to Terrace Bagels in November of 2024. I am currently dreaming of a French toast bagel with whatever cream cheese I got, it's currently 9:15pm and it's all I'm thinking about. 10/10 would recommend. Terrace Bagels, if you're seeing this please ship me some bagels and cream cheese. I am your biggest fan! Definitely planning another NY trip in my future and I will be eating at Terrace Bagels every morning.

Ali Bakhsh

I’ve been going around the city ordering the same bagel at different spots (bacon, egg and cheese with hash browns), and this spot definitely had one of the better ones — my second favorite, actually. The eggs were completely overcooked and rubbery, but aside from that it was perfect. The prices were really fair, too. Thanks Terrace Bagels!

+3

Karla Cecilia

You will find a thousand options of bagels. From the type of bread to the ingredients. I spent $9.51 and came out really satisfied. I loved that they have a whole coffee bar so you can prepare it the way you like. It is a busy place but you will most likely find a place to sit. Although, being two minutes from Prospect Park, you could also order to take away and enjoy it with a view.

BK Man

The bagels are very good. I enjoyed Ed their egg bagel and would recommend this place. There is roo. To sit and eat. Coffee with all the flavors and choices in a warm cozy environment. Place gets busy and you have to wait for a table to sit. The slammer sandwich is delicious and filling. I would recommend adding bacon to it. The cousin Vinny sandwich was very delicious.

+9

Safi Bi

I love this place. It has the best bagels from whole wheat bagels to pumpernickel bagel! So fresh and plump (as my husband likes to say lol). My go to are the lox bagel and white fish salad. It’s out of this world. If you want to try both get the split decision which comes with lox on one side of the bagel and whitefish on the other. Aside from bagels, they also have plenty of options for sandwiches and salads/coffee and cold drinks. I’ve also had egg salad and shrimp salad and they were also pretty good. Lines are long in the mornings and there is only a s all seating area; seats are mostly full but there’s a sitting area just half a block away where you can sit and enjoy close to Prospect Park (just be aware of bird poop) Staff if pretty nice and quick with their service. I do think items are on the pricier side but it’s New York City and you’re also paying for quality. For 2 bagels (if we’re going with lox and whitefish)and 2 small coffees, we are paying close to $40 including tip but it is worth it. Sodas and Snapple’s are around $3-$4 per bottle depending on what you are getting.

+3

Howard Edelbaum

Delicious bagels and coffee! I had the egg everything with butter and pumpkin spice coffee. They have a great selection of bagels always fresh and fluffy. Many coffees to choose from including decaf which is hard to find. The staff was very friendly and the service was fast. I liked that they have a lot of seating. Many of the reviews that are less stars have issues with the price. The way I think about it is that we live in inflationary times - everything is expensive now, especially food. Great place, wonderful bagels, fresh coffee, friendly service plenty of seating!

Christian Marquez

Love this place to death. I have been here so many times that I lost count. Service is fast “only if you order a cream cheese bagel” besides that you could wait 10 min for a bagel to be done. Everyone seems to be happy but they much prefer to keep the line moving as fast as possible. If I could change anything it would be the amount of people on the grill in the back. It’s been countless times where I ordered a bagel, went to the other half of the store to wait for my food. Only to see that there are 20 other people waiting. So I just don’t bother and sit down for 10 min until my food is ready. Another thing is that the bagels a super expensive. I’m talking $4 for a simple bagel toasted with cream cheese. $10 for a bagel with eggs and meat and cheese. And $15 for a lox and cream cheese bagel. Store closes at 4 which is a bummer but overall it’s a great experience and will come back.

Ashley Tucker

This place is awesome they have so many options to make meals out of and their bagels are to die for. And they make everything in house. It's always packed with tourists and locals alike. It's a family Owen and operated and oriented restraunt. It's tucked away but still hugely popular.

+5

Really dope place! Super friendly owners helped walk me through the menu because admittedly, I was overwhelmed by the options. I don’t live near here and the vast menu made me to go a tiny bit overboard. I started with the kimchi soup, superb! I got the 3 baked goods for $9.99: sfiha, za’atar, muhammara. All great and reheated well. Probably the only thing I didn’t love was the fatboy sandwich. It’s held together by a Korean pancake that was charred in some parts and undercooked in other parts. If you just want something to stuff your belly, this is for you. I also wish it was wrapped with foil only; the paper wrapping was impossible to peel off. Leftovers were better because I was able to deconstruct it and cook the pancake more. Now my absolute favorite item was from the fusion menu. The beef shawarma hotteok was chef’s kiss! Holy hell, I can’t stop thinking about each crispy and flavor packed bite. I will definitely be back for this! Such a beautiful marriage of cuisines.

Interesting take on a fusion of both Syrian and Korean culture. The flavors of both blend well with each other and the menu design is rather thoughtful. I've gotten the falafel pizza and the flavors are so fresh and herbaceous the portion was rather large too so it was price appropriate. The vegetarian Hotteck Japchae is so flavorful as well, easily one of my favorite on the menu now.

The food looked and smelled so good we forgot to take a picture before diving in. Their fusion menu is fantastic. We recommend the Box Sampler. Note that this is definitely a take out place. While they have some seating, it is limited and we didn’t see a restroom available for customers either. That said, you must try SYKO! Very delicious and unique.

Korean-Syrian food? Never heard of it and had to try it! Note this is more of a takeout place rather than sitting and dining - there is only one 3 person table inside and outside only 3 bar chairs. Like most, when I first saw the prices I was a little shocked. Two fat boys sandwiches paid in cash was $40! But once I got the food - oh boy they are LARGE portions. One fat boy can easily feed two people - so if you're trying to save money just buy one and split it between the two of you. I am also sure their pizza and combo plates could easily feed two as well. As a vegetarian, I appreciated all the vegetarian options. I got the tofu kimchi fat boy which consisted of outside being a thick scallion pancake and filling inside being fried tofu coated in cornstarch batter, kimchi, yellow pickled radish, lettuce and rice. It was extremely flavorful! And I loved the sauces that went along with it - if you love a little spice get the habanero sauce on the side (it's not just spicy it has almost a creamy element that I enjoyed greatly). It also came with gochujang sweet sauce and a more almost Chinese based chili oil sauce. I do wish the scallion pancake was more flaky (it's a little thick for my taste) but dipped in sauce was quite yummy. My husband got the beef bulgogi fat boy and loved it. You do save about 12-13 cents per item if you pay in cash, but they do accept card. Parking metered all around.

Janaheats Janah

Bagels are still fantastic. But last few times not as good but still better then most bagel shops im tough when it comes to food so for me a 4 star review is like a 5 !!

Kosta Rica

Pretty efficient bar shop. I got my everything bagel toasted and buttered under 5 min. Lots of seating spaces inside the shop. They prep salads and sandwiches. Decent place.

+2

Food was okay. I think it’s cool to try but the flavors weren’t the best for me. The shawarma pizza had beef and strong spices and wasn’t something I’d get again. The falafel kind of reminded me of bean sprouts. My fav was the chicken shawarma wrap. Pretty pricey

Tara-Bridget

I’ve been coming to Terrace Bagel since I was a kid. Used to hang out there late talking and eating with friends in junior high. I’d usually defend them to the death but today was the straw. So insanely priced now, it closes early, quality of the bagel went down, the cool decorations are gone, and then on top of paying my soul and then some for a bagel, they can’t even cut the thing down the middle😭I really don’t want this place to close. I remember when it was just a place you could walk into, no seats before they renovated. Used to have the best black and white cookies anywhere in town, now I don’t even see them on the menu often and then they also have the the option to tip 30% on their iPad? 30% tip on a $22 dollar bagel? Why. I really hope they can sort out whatevers going on because I’m sick of wishing I’d picked a different bagel joint. Please yuppies don’t take our beloved Terrace Bagels

Erika Lopez

It’s not hard to make bagels so I can’t complain about that but they’re just rude. I’ve worked in service so I may be bias. They were closing in 5 minutes so they said no more toasting bagels. Industrial toasters literally take 2 seconds, closing a minute or 2 late to satisfy existing costumers should never be a problem as rule of thumb.

Layla Feder

I’ve order from this place via uber eats once before and got a BLT, it was delicious! I tried again today - I ordered it over an hour ago and it still hasn’t left the store. The worst part is NO ONE IS ANSWERING THE PHONE. It rings and rings and rings until it says “this call cannot be completed as dialed”. That’s bad service! The order was supposed to get to me within 20 minutes since I live relatively close yet it’s been an hour and fifteen minutes and it still hasn’t left the store according to the tracking.

Daniel Korostyshevsky

The bagels are decent, not the best by a long shot. But $9 for a sausage, egg and cheese bagel is a bit egregious. There are plenty of bagel shops in the neighborhood where you could get a a decent sausage egg and cheese bagel for under $7

Lorna Brown

I used to really enjoy the food from Terrace Bagels, but lately the quality and attention to detail have noticeably declined. I ordered the lox omelet with home fries and asked for the cream cheese to be placed on the side, as they used to accommodate in the past. Not only did they ignore that request, but the home fries were also burnt today. On another occasion, I ordered home fries and received hash browns instead. I gave them another chance, thinking it might have just been an off day, but the inconsistency has continued. It’s disappointing to see a place that once delivered great food and service lose that standard.

Maria Bolet Eng

Ran in two weeks ago to grab a cheap lunch bc I didn’t want to walk in the sun. Bialy with cream cheese and lox. Cost me $20(!!) and when I unwrapped it I found it wasn’t even a real bialy- just a plain flagel with onion roll onions on top. So disappointing on so many levels. Should be waaaay better than Tompkins Square bagels for that price, maybe even add a lil’ gold leaf on top😉 In future I will continue to walk the extra blocks to Baked in Brooklyn on 5th across from the cemetery- they have much more to choose from, they are livelier, have good jelly donuts, coffee, and realistic prices. I suggest y’all do the same.

The food is so delicious here. Fantastic all the way but now they are just too expensive. A wrap with fries and a soda is now $30.00 on Seamless. That is just not sustainable.