Goldbergs Fine Foods - Atlanta

I went to eat breakfast at Goldbergs Bagels and I said to the girl working with cream cheese I did not see you working the last time I came in. She said very polite Im off on Wednesday. I said I won 't be coming in to eat on Wednesday. I was told by security that the workers felt threaten. I 'm six foot eight inches. Why they had to feel threatened Im not sure. So I will not patronage that establishment again

I highly recommend Goldbergs Fine Foods for breakfast or lunch. My family and I have been going to this neighborhood restaurant since it opened in 2011. Their food is excellent. My breakfast is usually a 6-grain bagel (they have a large assortment including sesame whole wheat, whole wheat everything, blueberry, onion, etc. , omelet with your choice of vegetables and fruit. It comes with cream cheese. The servers are very friendly, and the food arrives quickly, with no errors.For Passover, they feature a generous amount of Matzah Brei, to which you can add veggies. You will not be disappointed.

I ordered goldbergs bagels to go using the yelp app and i thought it was such a reasonable price with no big fees etc. When i walked inside i saw such a cute bagel shop vibe with lots of seating options. My food was ready ahead of the estimated time which is always great! I got an onion bagel with reg cream cheese and i would get it again.

The bagels are decent but the prices are punching out of their weight class. Seriously $14 for a Bacon, egg and cheese? When I lived in NYC with higher rent and labor costs I could get this with a coffee/tea for $5-$7 and these bagels aren't even close to a NY bagel just the crop of a better Atlanta bagel. Other places can offer bacon, egg and cheese breakfasts for a reasonable price so a bagel is an added $8 fee? Come back down to reality until then, I'll be looking elsewhere.

It has been a while since I was here at Goldberg's. My Dad I enjoyed our Lunch. I had the Brooklyn Reuben Sandwich with potato salad.Food: 4/5