Beigel Shop in Tower Hamlets

So when you get here there’s usually a huge queue and that gives off a sign that many people like this place and the food here. I tried to beef bagel but I have to admit that the mustard was a bit spicy for me and the beef a bit salty so I didn’t finish it… Overall nice but I’ll probably won’t try that again.

Probably the best place to get bagels. Opening hours are definitely a plus and prices are so affordable for London. I personally prefer the salmon cream cheese bagel to the salt beef but if you were to get them salt beef bagel I’d highly recommend you ask for less mustard (unless you LOVE mustard)

Obviously I visited the place because I've heard so much about the salt beef bagel and it didn't disappoint meI'm not a fan of mustard but decided to order it as I should (pickles and mustard) and the result was deliciousNeedless to say that the prices are very goodDon't be scared of the long queue, it goes fastGirlfriend tried the chicken bagel, not as great as the salt beef one.Definitely going back

Tried so many times.Never disappoint me.I have to grab a bite every time I visit.A two-horse race between them and the yellow bagel shop.And I vote for them.Their bagel is perfectly chewy and better.

The salt beef is honestly elite, the English mustard do be spicy though. The fact its open 24/7 for night workers is fantastic. Their cakes and pastries, I would recommend them as well tbh. To finish it off the prices are not unreasonable they're actually very good also. So overall get yourself a bagel with salt beef and a pickle

Highly recommended the salty beef beigel, and cheese cake. Plain beigel very tasty for breakfast. You can find a stand up table to eat inside.

I'm so glad I accidentally discovered this super amazing Beigel place where even the Royal family has been to! YES, even Princ3 William and Kate have been to Beigel Bake.This beigel bakery is based 4 mins walk from Shoreditch highstreet station, is open 24/7 and does absolutely amazing beigels with tons of exciting fillings and the best part is that the prices are shockingly reasonable for the quality you get.They have vegeterian and halal options. I had a chicken and avocado beigel and I think it was divine.The place seemed very famous as it was jam packed with loads of people with a huge queue however, nobody seemed to have to wait too long which was really good. The staff are very nice, friendly and quick to serve. I was given my beigel and brownie in less than a minute of ordering despite the long queue.Definitely a must try!

Beigel Bale is a spot serving Salt Beef Bagel with super reasonable price that’s recommended on tourist books. They open 24/7 and there is always a line by the entrance.However, their bagel is different from what we have in New York or Montreal and it's really not our type. It's not bad and decent for a quick fix, especially the portion of beef inside was great to share. We think this is a place worth trying for local people but not special enough for tourists to detour.

A very famous and iconic place on the map of London. Beigel Bake is worth visiting because they have the best beigel in London. Lots of versions. Everyone will find something for himself. Most famous for "Salt beef beigel" I highly recommend !!! In addition, the neighborhood of Brick Lane is another attraction.

Bagels don't disappoint!Got the classic salt beef bagel. Still affordable, but apparently the price has gone up over a pound in recent years due to its popularity. Still a great deal for London though.Mustard has the slightest of a kick to it, only noticed at the end. I'm not a pickle fan, but got this with pickles and thoroughly enjoyed the experience.It comes on a plain bagel (my favourite is probably a sesame).I think the saltiness and flavor of the meat and extras overpowers the bagel so it's hard to speak to the bread itself. But they seemed to come out hot and freshly boiled, and had a nice brown and toast to them. Great vehicle for the fixtures and flavour.The portioning was perfect, not as large as some reviewers would say - just perfect. Balance of heft - meat to pickles to bread to mustard was also done perfectly.Great. I also wanted to grab a treat from the baked goods section as they were fairly cheap and looked good. The cheesecake was quite a disappointment. More of a cheesecake bar, but kind of hard, devoid of most cheese flavour, plain-ish. I am such a purveyor of the cheesecake so I still scarfed it down. But I'll say this was worse than most grocery store cheesecakes - so minus one star for that.Alas, they are a bagel place. I'll be back for the cream cheese and lox, or a sweet bagel, or buy some plain ones for home! And I'll try a different baked good... maybe the bagel's sweeter cousin - the donut - next time. Although I hear Crosstown right next door is good for that.