We stopped at the Stanley Marketplace location before driving a few hours to our final destination. Prior reviews raved about the NY style bagels and they were right on point! We had the best bagels since moving from NY, with traditional flavors that are rarely offered outside the NY metro area. What a treat! We were served by a young man who was so friendly and helpful (April 6, 2022 around noon). The store is bright, clean, and well stocked. Very pleasant experience and the bagels were a big hit!
Last month we had our honeymoon in New York City and since returning to Denver we were yearning for a excellent bagel that reminded us of that trip, and Rosenberg's delivered! Ordered "The Heart Attack" and it was absolutely stacked with so many different foods and flavors on one bagel, I cannot recommend it enough! Their Everything Bagel is up there as one of the best bagels I have ever had; every single bite seemed to bring a new taste. I cannot wait to go back and try other menu options!
THE. BEST. BAGELS. outside of NYC ???!!Mr. Man totally loves that they have pork roll/Taylor ham.If you plan on traveling with some bagels and bringing some back home with yo touristy self (13/10 recommend!!), come prepared with a buncha buncha Ziplocs, lest you wind up at home with garlic chones lol
OBSCENELY overpriced.You guys…I want to like Rosenberg’s. Really. I do. I live less than a mile from the Stanley and spent my summers on the east coast noshing on bagels and lox - which, even as a proud Colorado native, I can admit produces a substantially better bagel than anything west of the Mississippi.Are the bagels good? Sure. They’re more authentic than a lot of local options; but even with an adequate product, Rosenberg’s elects to overcharge their customers in every. Possible. Way.Just to give you a glimpse into Rosenberg’s logic:I like a lox bagel (lox and plain cream cheese with tomatoes/onions/capers on an everything bagel, or sesame if you’re nasty ?). Rosenberg’s offers either:1. The Standard, which includes the above with TWO TABLESPOONS of potato salad and a gherkin pickle the size of a child’s thumb for $15, or2. The L.E.O., which does not include tomatoes or capers, but adds egg for $13. If you request to remove the egg (aka, protein - traditionally more expensive than produce add-ons) and add tomato and capers, it’s an upcharge of $1.00 for each - so, $15. No sides this time kids.Rosenberg’s pricing practices defy all logic. I’ve read other reviews in which leadership touts their “custom-designed” water machine and higher employee wages (NOT knocking this - as a graduate of the service industry, I’m all for reasonable wages in a perpetually stressful environment where you’re routinely treated as human garbage), but seriously? This is your $15 product? Have some pride.I won’t be returning, and you shouldn’t either.
I went right after they first reopened Famous J's Pizza (this is after 3pm I believe), after the pandemic closed it down which I'm guessing was due to not having enough people to work the hours. It was just as delicious as I remember! I got the meat pizza and garlic knots (always a must have item).The entire staff was very helpful and friendly with everyone even though there was a long wait time. There were only 4 people on staff when I went (not sure if that's normal), but they did their best to keep up with everything and I appreciate it! Oh, the alcoholic beverages are AMAZING!!!
Easily one of the tastiest restaurant matzah ball soups I’ve ever tried. The bagels are pretty damn good too, and I’ve had bagels in NYC before. It was definitely familiar. Decor is cool and there’s a cool vibe in the place. The only thing I don’t really care for are their hours. They’re only open until 3pm and most of the bagels are sold out (or close to it) by noon, at least. If you go closer to closing time, I hope you like onion or garlic bagels because that’s about all that is left. The price point is pretty high for what it is, too.
Awesome food! I love fish so I tried the smoked salmon and cream cheese bagel. Great food and friendly staff, can't go wrong for lunch ?
2 bowls of Chicken matzo ball soup served warm. Manager took it back heated it up - YET it still wasn't hot. The tiny cheap small spoon supplied makes it nearly impossible to consume the soup. They didn't bring a second plate for the shared sandwich. We ordered/paid for 3 extra pickles, but nothing - until we pointed it out. All the table in dinning room were dirty, meanwhile 2 managers sat in booth chatting while we had to sit and eat at a dirty table.
Hopefully my experience today was a one time issue. The Rueben from Rosenbergs has been my favorite for a while. Not cheap at nearly $20, it was worth it for the quality of corned beef, and the size. Today however, the corned beef was chewy and fatty, and pretty much inedible. A shame at a price near $20. Not sure if this is quality control, or an issue with supply, but please don't use this meat in the future.
So wonderful! Visiting from Denton, TX. There is no place like this around our hometown. Tried the bagels, babka and black and white cookies (Seinfeld fan here!) And it was delicious. Great atmosphere and friendly, helpful staff.