Tysons Bagel Market

I haven't been here in year's. Looks like ownership has changed hands. The menu is larger. Lots of options to try. I had a bacon egg and cheese on a poppy seed bagel with scallion cream cheese. I also had a steak and cheese on a roll. Both sandwich's we're delicious. I also ordered a cafe latte which was delicious as well. Quite a few people having lunch / brunch. The ambiance is pretty laid back. Service was great and spot on. I will be coming back.

I recently had a satisfying experience at Tysons Bagel Market. Their rye bagels with salmon locks are undeniably a treat for the taste buds, offering a delightful combination of flavors and textures that left me craving more. While the staff displayed efficiency, I noticed they weren't excessively chatty or overly friendly. Surprisingly, this seemed to contribute positively to the overall ambiance. It's refreshing to encounter a place that maintains a straightforward attitude without sacrificing quality. An example of this is their sign: "clean the grill at 2pm. Too many customers complained." This direct approach reflects a commitment to addressing customer concerns head-on. Tysons Bagel Market holds its own charm as a no-nonsense breakfast spot. The blend of delectable rye bagels and savory salmon locks is a must-try for any bagel enthusiast. The matter-of-fact approach of the staff and the presence of the humorous sign create a unique and unpretentious atmosphere, making it a place I'll gladly return to for a satisfying morning meal.

Way overpriced for what you get versus what you can get at other local breakfast places. You want eggs and a bagel? It comes with eggs only. Lettuce? Additional charge. Tomatoes? Extra charge. Final cost? $10. And doesn't even taste good or fresh. Go elsewhere. Or buy and make your own and save money. Service is also not friendly and their sit-down area is depressing.