These 7 on the map
The 7 spots on this page, pinned where they actually are. Tap a marker to see which one it is — all 15 are on the map in the Whosly app.
7 of the 15
Court Street Grocers
Carroll GardensSandwich shop$$The Carroll Gardens original of the sandwich shop. Its B+B piles eggs scrambled soft, Burgers' Smokehouse bacon and melted cheese onto a roll, and it's worth the trip on its own. Open daily 8 to 5.
Tompkins Square Bagels
East VillageBagel shop$The original Tompkins Square Bagels, hand-rolling and kettle-boiling on Avenue A since 2011, across from the park. Order the Weezer, a bacon-egg-and-cheese with chorizo and cream cheese on the bagel of your choice.
Win Son Bakery
East WilliamsburgTaiwanese-American bakery$$The Taiwanese-American café's breakfast sandwich comes on a flaky scallion pancake with egg, bacon and Havarti, a New York classic remixed. The original is on Graham Avenue; a second Win Son Bakery is in the East Village.
Sunny & Annie's
East VillageDeli$An Avenue B deli in the East Village with a long board of named house sandwiches. Keep it simple at breakfast: a bacon, egg and cheese on a roll, among the cheapest good ones in Manhattan.
Ess-a-Bagel
Midtown EastBagel shop$The Midtown East Ess-a-Bagel, on Third Avenue between 50th and 51st, turns out some of the biggest, chewiest bagels in Manhattan. Expect a line and get a BEC or a nova sandwich.
Bo's Bagels
HarlemBagel shop$Harlem's own bagel bakery, which started as a small stand and now boils and bakes bagels and bialys daily on 116th Street. Breakfast is a sausage, egg and cheese on a fresh everything bagel.
Bagel Hole
Park SlopeBagel shop$A shoebox bagel shop on Seventh Avenue in Park Slope for three decades, with a gruff counter and firm rules: they won't toast your bagel. They don't need to. Get a bacon, egg and cheese on a warm one.
The other 8
The 15 are spread across 13 neighborhoods. East Village (2) and Nolita (2) have the most; Carroll Gardens, East Williamsburg, Garment District, Gramercy, Harlem, Lower East Side, Midtown East, Park Slope, South Slope, Two Bridges and Williamsburg have one each.
+8 more in the app
Smoked-fish bagels on Houston Street since 1914, an egg sandwich wrapped in roti, a BEC with miso-tahini kale, a Garment District shop with more than 15 cream cheeses, and more.
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All 15, on your own map
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