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SPARK Obsession: Is This the Best Bagel in NYC? Broad Nosh Has Locals Lining Up
Hand-rolled bagels, 14 cream cheeses, and lines out the door
Ellen Krass, a Broadway producer, longtime resident of East Hampton who happens to eat out at least five times a week, says Broad Nosh Bagels is hands down the best bagel in New York City.
“Broad Nosh is on my block (314 W58th St) and when I go out there are 50 people outside waiting to get in. The hand rolled bagels are not only delicious, but they must have about 14 different cream cheeses. I also love their sandwiches—my favorite is the turkey and avocado on pumpernickel bagel. Is so great and the guys behind the counter there are so nice.”
Broad Nosh Bagels – has (4) locations in Manhattan: 314 W. 58th St., 2150 B’way (86th St), 425 Madison Ave. (48-49th St.), 587 Ninth Ave. (42nd St.)
broadnoshbagelsnyc.com
Bonus obsession: If you’re looking for a great lunch spot, Ellen says Marea on 59th and Central Park is “the best lunch I’ve ever had. A green salad, a pasta with clams and shrimp. I’m not sure if the whole thing was cooked with butter but it was so delicious you could faint. The Sancerre was $35/glass so definitely go for a special occasion.”
Marea Restaurant has (3) locations, New York (240 Central Park South), Beverly Hills (430 N. Camden Dr.) and Aspen (315 E. Dean St.)
marearestaurant.com