Ridge Road Hot Bagel - Lyndhurst

Probably the best bagel sandwich I've ever had. So I was in the area and needed some breakfast. I googled best bagel sandwich near me and Ridge Road Hot Bagel came up. I decided to try what a big decision. This was my first time here and I'm ordering the Western Omelet on a whole bagel. The bagels are baked in the premises, they are soft and chew on the inside with a bright golden crust. Try one or two sandwiches.

The bagels had a decent crunch (still needed more IMO) on the outside. They were light/fluffy on the inside. I thought the taste of everything was good and the Cinnamon Raisin was quite good (needs more cinnamon and raisins mixed). Overall, I thought the place was good. I'd stop if in the area.

Hands down one of the best bagels I had in a very long time! Bagels are incomparable. I always get the Blueberry Bagel with strawberry cream. Amazing!

The places amazing got our bagels fast and it was fresh and nicely made.

Just ordered from this place on UberEATS. The menu selections are very specific notes can only be added at the end of the cart confirmation. I ordered was charged for a pumpernickel bagel with cream cheese and a plain poppy seed bagel. When my order was delivered there was no cream cheese on either one the pumpernickel bagel wasn't toasted. I had put in a note at the end to add 1 serving of cream cheese jelly for the extra bagel I ordered for the next day. I got the side condiments, but my pumpernickel bagel with cream cheese I was charged waited 40 minutes for wasn't delivered. Tried rating in the actual UberEATS app but it only let me rate the driver. So here we are. The annoyance complaint comes because I specifically wrote what I wrote because last time I ordered they charged me for a whole tub of cream cheese on the side. So either they are finding ways to add fees are retaliating when you catch on or they need to retrain their employees on how ubereats order works. 40 minutes for my bagels entitles this energy when it's delivered incorrectly. Hopefully someone will care enough about paying patrons rectify the company's mistake.