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Ess-a-Bagel
Bagels, Sandwiches $$$$$
359 1st Ave. (at 21st St.)
New York , NY 10010
Bagels, Sandwiches $$$$$
359 1st Ave. (at 21st St.)
New York , NY 10010
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5 reviews Ess-a-Bagel
By Eating In Translation Apr 28, 2008
It takes a firm crust to make a creamy sandwich. FULL REVIEW
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Ess a Bagel and the Ultimate Case of “That’s how they getcha!”
By Midtown Lunch Oct 08, 2007
Growing up in a Jewish family meant bagels and lox were always served on special occasions. Break the fast and special Sunday mornings visiting Grandma always made exciting events, if for no other reason than the appearance of bagels and a giant platter of smoked fish. Even funerals were an event to get a little excited [...] FULL REVIEW
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NYC Dining: Ess-A-Bagel
By Off The Broiler Feb 23, 2007
While I am proud of my adopted state, New Jersey, and I feel that we have many things to offer to those seeking culinary enlightenment and can hold our own in many ways in terms of dining and food options FULL REVIEW
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Hidden cuban, shake sampling, and revisiting stuy town
By Miss Beancurd Aug 23, 2006
I finally got to see the bestest this weekend! I can’t believe she’s leaving in less than two weeks and I’ve only seen her a handful of times the entire summer! Granted, I was eating my way through HK/China/Arizona for the first month of her being back, we still barely saw each other afterwards! =[ The sadness. FULL REVIEW
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High Drama and Warm Bagels at Ess-A-Bagel
By The Amateur Gourmet Sep 12, 2005
Back in my Chowhounding days, before I lived in New York, I had a list on the back page of a moleskin notebook of places Chowhounders revered in the city. I actually still have that moleskin in my desk somewhere. The summer before I moved to New York, I stayed with Lisa and used that Chowhounded moleskin as a guide, trying lots of quirky places like Gem Spa for great egg creams. One of those places was Ess-A-Bagel on 1st Ave. for "the best bagel in NY" (according to the Chowhounders.) FULL REVIEW
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