Sherly Hernandez

I went this morning for the first time! Once i entered, I was immediately greeted with a good morning and a smile on the cashier’s face! Great way to start! Ordering was so easy and simple. They were quick! I was out in less than 7 minutes! And that’s with coffee! Amazing bagel! Honestly the best I’ve had in queens! I got the turkey club highly recommend.

Chasses

We are local’s and Curley’s opening up in Sunnyside was the best thing to happen to Queens! The bagels are consistent the cream cheese is to die for and the breakfast sandwiches never miss. If you want to get a simple or specialty bagel, this is the place to go!

Amanda Andre

Consistently delicious bagels made with love. My husband and I have been picking up bagels here for the past few months and I have yet to try one we didn’t like. The place is clean. The food is tasty. The staff if kind. This is a wonderful addition to the neighborhood.

NV

Great choice for specialty bagel As someone born and raised in New York, I’m always on the hunt for a solid bagel spot and Curley’s Bagels caught my attention. It’s a grab and go place, but the inside is surprisingly beautiful and thoughtfully designed. Definitely more elevated than your average bagel shop. When I walked in, I was impressed by the variety. They had tons of specialty bagels, options with avocado and eggs, and even gluten-free bagels, which is a great choice for anyone with dietary needs. I was tempted to try something creative, but I decided to stick with a classic: a sesame bagel with scallion cream cheese “my personal favorite”. Lol The woman at the counter was super kind and helpful, and the overall vibe from the staff was warm and welcoming. Even though it was busy, my bagel was made quickly. I also grabbed a coffee, which had a nice bold, dark roast flavor. They offered oat milk, almond milk, and half and half something for everyone. Biting into the bagel, it was everything I wanted: crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and packed with generously spread scallion cream cheese full of flavor and fresh herbs. Honestly, it felt more like a luxury bagel experience than your typical deli stop. I spent about $9 for a bagel and coffee, which is a bit on the higher side, but the quality made it worth it. Plus, it was within walking distance from my doctor’s office, so it felt like a great find in the neighborhood. If you’re nearby and want a quick, delicious bite with great service and thoughtful options, I definitely recommend checking out Curley’s Bagels. Enjoy

+6

John Sanchez

Best bagels in Queens, NYC. Their sourdough is next level. Not only delicious but also easy on the stomach. Try the MAK and the Rosemary Salt with lox cream cheese. The owners, Curley and Anne, are amazing people. The Sunnyside community is lucky to have them!

+1

ReedH

This was such a wonderful discovery for great-quality bagels in Queens. Nice shop, friendly service, and a nice variety of bagels. I tried a rosemary and salt with truffle cream cheese, and it was awesome. But it was their Morty Mott that blew me away ! Fried mortadella, egg, and cheese on a toasted everything bagel - Heaven!!

Samra Adanalic

Curley’s bagels are light, fluffy, and super tasty. My personal favorite is the rosemary salt bagel. Their black truffle cream cheese is AMAZING and also super whipped and light. Staff is always really nice and helpful. Great drink selections as well. Perfect place to grab a quick breakfast/brunch and a bagel spot was well overdue in Sunnyside.

Lpnight

This spot has a great variety of bagels, and they’re always fresh. My go-to is the toasted Jalapeño bagel with butter—absolutely delicious. The customer service really impressed me, everyone was welcoming and attentive. Prices are a bit on the higher side (around $9 for a coffee and bagel), but for the quality and experience, it feels worth it. A nice place to treat yourself on a Saturday morning.

S. RIBEIRO

Was first introduced to Curley’s Bagels thanks to the “Along the 7 Train” Yelp event. I was thankful for that introduction after an early Sunday morning airport run. On my way back I decided a bagel for breakfast was exactly what was needed for my trouble. Upon arrival a parking spot was not in my cards on this particular morning, so a temporary spot at a hydrant was a risk I decided to take. Curley’s had steady traffic, but I quickly perused the menu and decided I would go with the AVOCADO SANGWICH on an Aleppo Pepper Bagel. After some wait, the bag was secured and I scurried back to the car. The Avocado Sangwich with Mashed avocado, heirloom tomato, fried egg, pepitas, pickled red onion, micro pea tendrils, Zhoug sauce was hearty with a fresh earthy taste. I could have used a sprinkle of salt and pepper to seal the deal. Nonetheless I truly enjoyed my bagel selection and might I add, it was quite filling and I had to save 1/2 for later indulgence. Well worth the pit stop on the way home. Just A Note: The specialty breakfast “sangwiches” might be consider a treat because they will run you double digits.

+3

Rogelio Morante

I visited this bagel shop 3 times. Prices are a little high for the size of the bagels they are mini bagels. I payed $4+ for two plain bagels and around $14+ for a sandwich on different occasions. The sandwiches are amazing and creative combinations. The texture and taste are amazing. If you’re in sunnyside and would like to try something new and different I highly recommended. Not my everyday bagel shop for me maybe if I’m craving something new I’ll stop by. Staff is really nice, friendly and good vibes.

To expensive mate . U end up buying two bagels for almost 40$ and I didn't even calculate the coffee. That's easy 50$ for 2 bagel 🥯 and 2 coffees plus tip because you wanna be a nice person. This all should be around 30$ not 50 $ anyway good luck scamming people with this prices . I know rent is high in Sunnyside but cut a bit those prices

SB P

I really like the vibes of this spot: friendly staff, good music, food out quick, and cute bench outside to enjoy the fresh air. However I must say, after having tried this place a good 10 times before leaving a review, it could improve in some areas: - I do agree with some reviewers that the menu seems to be overpriced, but it’s a hipster bagel spot, so I wouldn’t have expected anything cheaper to be fair. - The bagels are well packed with the fillings which I love, but my toasted bagels are never warm??? I want it toasted so I can eat a warm bagel, not a cold hard one - especially in the wintertime. I just dug my bagel out from my bag to find it hadn’t even been properly wrapped in the foil:/ it was cold already (time from receipt of food to eating it in my car was a matter of 45 seconds) - I asked for a decaf coffee (I’ve ordered this here many times) and added some oat milk. It tasted so bad, as if it had been made with dirty water. I immediately got nauseous. I asked the nice gentleman behind the counter to please give me a new one. He did, but not before telling me he tasted the coffee and it was fine. That was reassuring - maybe it was the oat milk I thought to myself. But when I sipped it a few more times in my car, it was just no good. Decaf coffee does not tend to taste exactly like regular coffee, but it doesn’t taste bitter and sour at the same time either the way this one did. I couldn’t drink it. Today I ordered a toasted sesame seed bagel with egg salad and a medium decaf coffee (they don’t carry small cups. Only medium and large). Price was $13.88. Not good, not bad. ** I read some reviewers calling these mini bagels. These are not mini bagels. They’re regular sized bagels.

Taylor Tyssen

Sunnyside was a patiently waiting for a bagel shop like Curly’s. I go every weekend, and literally every time something goes wrong. It’s a total shame. If you ask for tofu cream cheese - check before you leave. Likely will be incorrect. If you ask for dark roasted, watch them run the bagel through the toaster once. I’ve had to correct over four orders on four different trips.

Darla

$14 for a New Yorker, plus $2 for Rosemary Salt bagel plus another $2 for vegan CC? When substitute CC on the board says 50 cents. Spent a total of $19!! For one bagel! it was good but not worth $19 good. I shouldve bought groceries instead. Won’t be back. Too expensive. not worth it.