Bagel Joe's - Melbourne

Really enjoyed the atmosphere and the Bagel Sandwiches were delicious! So well we even took a dozen bagels to go with cream cheese. This is the real deal when it comes to an authentic Bagel shop! Everything is homemade, owners were great and recommend the vegetable cream cheese!

This is my third encounter with Bagel Joe's, and I must say the atmosphere is very pleasant and welcoming. You explain the menu. If you need help, the food is amazing and fresh. Everything is cooked to order. This is one of my favorite breakfast places. You should try.

A fantastic experience around, a great service and even better food. You have an anomalous amount of bagel variety to choose and they cook the sandwiches right behind the counter, so you can smell all this bagel quality. This is one of and becomes one of my favorite restaurants for all the time.

You don't know why it took me so long to discover this place, but I was grateful! This place is quite a bit NY in a shopping center in Melbourne, FL! I was torn what to order, but finally decided for a BE

Trios ...Seems like they do very well for breakfast, because I went for lunch and there were very limited choices of bagels, the server was pleasant and ordering took little time. The interior remind me of an old place that never upgraded to match the 20th century which made it feel homely.I had the trios special. It contained chicken salad, tuna and macaroni salad.I will say that the chicken salad was delicious, fresh and good mmmm.The tuna was OK, I found it a bit too dry and had to mix it with the macaroni salad which had a lot of moisture.Coworker had a bagel sandwich with egg and spoke highly of it.Prices were a bit steep, I don't know if its because of the crisis that the country is in, but I noticed that these days it is impossible to go to a restaurant and eat lunch without spending $15. I think I spent around $12 which included a drink and that was one of the cheaper lunch items.I will definitely go back and try a bagel sandwich next time, I am wondering if they boil their bagel before baking them like they do in NY.I was wondering when did a bagel sandwich became so expensive?I remembered when I lived in NY a bagel with cream cheese and coffee was around 3-4 dollars. But that was late 80s.