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YOU REVIEW: The Battle of the Bagels is On

Review your favorite recently-opened breakfast/lunch hotspot.

 

It's official! 

Goldberg's New York Bagels is open for business in Timonium. 

Now Patch wants to know, which recently-opened bagel joint are you most excited about? 

THB Bagels and Deli of Timonium or Goldberg's New York Bagels

Both eateries are established brands that have taken up shop in Timonium in the last two months.  

Both feature a menu serving breakfast, brunch and lunch options. 

One is 100 percent kosher. The other is 100 percent New York Italian. 

Which is your favorite? 

Take a moment to vote in our poll and/or comment in the space provided below. 

Or you can write a review for your favorite bagel shop in our Patch Places Directory. 

  • Which do you like more?

    (Voting has been closed for this question)
    • Towson Hot Bagel (THB) Timonium
        17 (42%)
    • Goldberg's New York Bagels
        19 (47%)
    • Other (Please specify in the comments section below)
        4 (10%)
    Total votes: 40
  • Your vote will only count once. This is not a scientific poll. View Results Vote!
Related Topics: Goldberg's New York Bagels, Goldberg's bagels Timonium, THB Timonium, and Towson Hot Bagel Timonium

Harry Callahan

10:07 pm on Tuesday, July 10, 2012

Goldberg's is head and shoulders about EVERY other bagel outlet in the State of Maryland. On a scale of 10, they rate a 12. THB, on the other hand, is a sandwich shop that serves sandwiches on bagel-like objects...but their "bagels" are true bagels in name only.

Since Goldberg's is a kosher shop, you will not find any ham, bacon, or any other non-kosher items on their menu and some will consider that a drawback. I go to a bagel shop to get BAGELS, not bagel-like objects. If I want to have a sandwich consisting of bacon, egg, and cheese on a bagel, I'll buy a Goldberg's bagel, bring it home, prepare my egg, bacon, and cheese and enjoy a delicious sandwich that is NOT SERVED on waxed paper.

For those seeking a REAL BAGEL, Goldberg's is the place to go. If you want to PRETEND that you are eating a bagel, then go to THB.

In the interests of honesty, I want everyone to know that I am IN NO WAY affilliated with or part owner of Goldberg's (unlike the schlub who owns THB and gave his place a 5 star rating in the Dining and Eating section of this web site.)

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Deborah Grossblatt

12:13 am on Wednesday, July 11, 2012

Bagels, Bagels everywhere on York Road (6 in total) but the best are at Goldberg's. Sorry all you other bagel pretenders you can't beat the bagel king of Baltimore.

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Birdwatcher

5:12 pm on Wednesday, July 11, 2012

OK--I am a Goldberg fan all the way down the line. Great bagels and other wonderful things. But with all the excitement about the dueling bagel stores, no one seemed to notice another opening in the heart of our area. Raimondi's and Yia Yia have turned an former bank/former diner into an oasis of flowers and sweets. Let's hear some nice things for our new neighbors. Their bakery case is like a jewel box. So many calories, so little time.

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Harry Callahan

12:04 pm on Thursday, July 12, 2012

I drove past the store th other day and I did not know if they were open. Yia Yia's has a HUGE shop on Reisterstown Road.

How about it Patch? Let's see inside this store.

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Nick DiMarco

12:28 pm on Thursday, July 12, 2012

The inside of Goldberg's > http://patch.com/L-tjKz The inside of Yia Yia's new store? Coming soon...

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Karen

4:43 pm on Thursday, July 12, 2012

I went to Goldberg's today. Not impressed. No menu on the wall and the staff was chatting and did not wait on me for several minutes. They also could not figure out how to redeem a gift card. The bagels were good except for the fact they didn't put two of the ones I ordered into my bag. So far, I am not impressed with this bagel shop.

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Under Rated

10:00 am on Tuesday, July 17, 2012

Goldbergs taste like what I think a bagel should taste like. It is chewy, correct amount of salt and hint of sweet. Towson taste more like a dinner roll to me. Towson is also over priced to me.

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