Sunrise Bagels and More

Every time I order my lunch here they mess up my order! Errr… very frustrating. However, once they finally get your order ready is good food. That’s why I continue to come back. I waited 50 minutes for my lunch today. I even called in ahead of time!

Love the eggels especially the Spicy Bagel with added slice of pepper jack cheese. You won’t regret visiting!

We live in downtown Vancouver and this is the closest bagel shop to us. It is a huge let down. They charge us a different price every time, never get our order right… How hard is it to make an egg, bacon and tomato sandwich… Clearly very hard. It is also $ 6 for this sandwich which is crazy. The other bagel place we go to charges $ 3.75 and they’re so much better!!!
The lady at the counter is very rude and has to ask us about 5 times what we want on our bagel and then gets it wrong… We are going to stick with our other bagel shop… Even if it is 5 miles away. So sad!

I’ve gone to Sunrise a few more times since my review & to my delight they’ve always had poppyseed bagels! I even went last week 15 minutes before they close on a Saturday & they STILL had Poppyseed bagels! I couldn’t believe it. I totally went in expecting to have to get another kind, and wouldn’t have been bothered by them not having them as I’ve figured out they are clearly very popular.
The woman who works the counter, I’m guessing she’s the owner or at least a partner, is always very friendly & helpful. I’m back in love with Sunrise Bagels. If only I didn’t «try» to be gluten free most of the time I would go every week!
I don’t know if the cream cheese issue has been resolved but, at this point I’m not worried about it, they have bagels that are what I want and consistently delicious!

It’s probably my own fault. I went into an otherwise good bagel place and ordered a breakfast borrito. It took probably a half hour to make. I watched countless orders of toasted bagels and eggs benidict (really?) get delivered. If you come here, don’t do what I did. Get a bagel!

I had the cheddar wild bagel (i think) with the lox etc. it was a pretty good bagel and sandwich. The service was horrible. Every table was dirty when we walked in and no one bussed during the time we were there. It was very slow to get the food as well. I ordered the sandwich and a small side salad. I got the sandwich about 15 minutes later… which is quite some time to put some cream cheese and lox on a bagel. The salad came about 45 minutes later and I had to get it to go. It was not at all busy so I’m not clear why it took so long. It seemed there were about 7 people working there… maybe they need to work on training. I have heard that it is not the place to stop by for a sandwich when you are on the run… you’ll be waiting about 30 minutes at lunch. We’ll see! I’ll try again… the bagels are good

Great food, prices and costumer service. Their bagels are awsome and the place it self is really homey. Going their again for sure.

Looking for hair dye and crafty crap in Jantzen Beach, I found myself hungry for a bagel. Unilocal told me that this place would be the closest, so I’m off like a shot. I have tried sunrise bagels before, and I did remember that I was not horribly impressed with them, but what the heck — when the bagel calls, I must heed.
This location is in downtown where nothing else lives, but you can always find a parking space — and sunrise has its own lot. The space is fairly large — check out my pics) and really quite upscale. Much more of a sandwhich/​deli place than a bagel shop, and they do seem to have lots of lunch options — although I’m just here for the bagel. So, you have to navigate around chairs oddly places to to the different sides, corners and levels of the shop. It’s really quite cute. I would have a lunch meeting here for sure.
The bagels were ok. Too chewy, the flavor not a bang but not bad. I had the whole wheat wild cheddar and an everything bagel. I really like their cream cheese, which is not always the case. And the service, while fast enough, was abysmal. I suspect it was the fauly solely of the one woman who waited on me. Older, dark hair, perhaps russian. She seemed lacking in all math, register, computation (i think that covers it) skills. It was a stupid mix-​up and I just didnt know why I was being charged more than $ 1 over the amount on the overhead sign. But when I asked her, she insisted we finish the transaction first. Then she just kept looking at the reciept and saying «that’s what it says» as proof of it’s correctness. YIKES! She wasn’t unfriendly but she needs to go back to hostessing or brush up on her skills. And after I got to my car, I found one of the bagels wasn’t there and had to go back in. Whatever. Seems a simple enough job.
So bagels are a 2, service is a 2, and the space is pretty close to a 5 so I rounded that to a 3 total. And should I need a lunch place around Vantucky town, I just may check out this place again.

The bagels are delicious! What more is there to say? The décor was OK, plenty of seating available, the hours could be extended until early evening at least, but I suppose it is a breakfast/​lunch joint. A solid 3 from me!

I work nearby so I go to this place 2 – 3 times a week. The bagels are pretty good.
Unfortunately, the owner of this restaurant is extremely rude and abrasive, and does not show any outward signs of recognition/​friendliness despite seeing me multiple times a week. I’m not asking her to be my new BFF, but a little acknowledgement of a regular customer would be nice. The constant stream of Fox News, paired with the painfully tacky décor (seriously — there’s a very weird amalgamation of USA, backyard patio, train station, bridge, jazz music, and fishing themes going on here) makes it a pretty unpleasant place to hang out.
However, the bagels are good. That’s the only reason I come here despite all the bad things about it.

If you are looking for a bread roll that is expensive you have come to the right place! This is no bagel and the expensive price tag is an insult to true bagels!
I have eaten real bagels cooked correctly and I was so disappointed in Sunrise Bagels they will never get any more business from me.

The bagels are very very good, but the rest of the menu is nothing worth getting excited about. Boring is hardly the worst thing a breakfast bagel could be, it just feels like more effort was put into the interior decorating than the food.

Great bagels! This morning I tried their breakfast menu. Biscuits and gravy with hashbrowns delicious! Is all I have to say. Affordable and quick. With full service breakfast.

I’ve heard nothing but great things from coworkers, family, and friends about the bagels. Today is my first time in. A little disappointing that they are slow (3 tables occupied, no one in line) and my breakfast sandwich still isn’t up and I’ve now waited 25 minutes. Hopefully the amazing bagel makes it worth the wait. Don’t order to go if you’re in a hurry.

Nothing like what i remember but decent bagels and a good variety nonetheless

We love coming to Sunrise bagels and living in Old Town Portland, it isn’t convenience that brings us in. Though located on an industrial street near the Amtrak station, the building itself is tall and airy inside with tons of space. A few couches and other home style furniture are in one area with more commercial tables and chairs in the rest of the space.
The bagels here are great. If you are hoping to relive a magical moment you had in Brooklyn years ago, this probably isn’t going to scratch that itch as these are relatively soft bagels with a good number of cinnamon encrusted and fruity flavors on the shelf. Forgive them wandering from the salted and seeded narrow. I stick to savory or plain bagels most visits and they are well done also. The staff (ownership changed last summer) continues to be a strong suit with friendly and fast service being the norm.
A fountain beverage option would be appreciated and there are some options that don’t seem to be on the main menu such as 2 kinds of peanut butter for bagel topping but I always leave happy.

Nice bagel shop tucked away near the river downtown .
They have a good selection of bagels and make sandwiches or can toast your bagel and add cream cheese .
Prices are very reasonable .
The owners are very friendly .
It is big place with lots of natural light .
The coffee could be stronger

I’m surprised at some of the comments. The bagels are some of the best I’ve had including their competition in New York. Oat wheat with Pepperoncini cheese spread gets my best review. Lots of varieties for bagles. Granddaughter loves the strawberry bagel and hot chocolate.
Breakfasts prices are cheap and servings are well proportioned.
Forget the political rants and go for the food. Bring a friend for a treat… one of our top morning breakfast places in town or just have a great bagel with butter and a cup of coffee. No disappointments.

Once you find this place (it’s kind of off the beaten path in an industrial-​type area), get ready for a big ol’ bagel. I’m not going to claim to be a bagel expert, so you won’t get any snobbery from this review. I will just say that I enjoyed my bagels, and the house-​whipped cream cheese was yummy. They tend to go heavy on it, though, so be prepared to smear some off if you’re not *that* into cream cheese. I suggest the honey cream cheese. Mmmmmm.

Sadly, this place has abandoned bagel tradition in favor of making something more like bread than a bagel. They don’t have the chewy texture of boiled bagels but rather are more like baked goods. Also, they’ve chosen to skip pumpernickel and egg in favor of all manner of fruit and sweet filled recipes.
The shop itself feels more like a Nebraska truck stop than a bagel shop or restaurant. The republican political blab on the windows and tv playing Faux News made me almost as nauseous as the modernized bagel recipes. I won’t be going back. Better bagels are just 5 minutes away in Portland. It’s worth the car ride.