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Rubinstein Bagels Capitol Hill
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Nearby attractions
Miller Community Center
330 19th Ave E, Seattle, WA 98112, United States
The Bench
602 17th Ave E, Seattle, WA 98112
Seven Hills Park
1514 E Howell St, Seattle, WA 98122
Cal Anderson Park
1635 11th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122
Thomas Street Gardens P-Patch
1010 E Thomas St, Seattle, WA 98102
Polish Home Association
1714 18th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122
AMcE Creative Arts
612 19th Ave E, Seattle, WA 98112
Capitol Hill Branch - The Seattle Public Library
425 Harvard Ave E, Seattle, WA 98102
Water Tower Observation Deck
Water Tower, 1247 15th Ave E, Seattle, WA 98102
Seattle Asian Art Museum
1400 E Prospect St, Seattle, WA 98112
Nearby restaurants
Rione XIII
401 15th Ave E, Seattle, WA 98112
Palermo Pizza & Pasta Capitol Hill
350 15th Ave E, Seattle, WA 98112
Smith
332 15th Ave E, Seattle, WA 98112
Spice Waala
340 15th Ave E #202, Seattle, WA 98112
Bar Vacilando
405 15th Ave E, Seattle, WA 98112
Tandoori Flame & Indian Grill
345 15th Ave E Suite 201, Seattle, WA 98112
El Farol Mexican Restaurant
1467 E Republican St, Seattle, WA 98112
Bites of Bangkok
340 15th Ave E #201, Seattle, WA 98112
The Shop Agora
346 15th Ave E, Seattle, WA 98112
Hopvine Pub
507 15th Ave E, Seattle, WA 98112
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Rubinstein Bagels Capitol Hill

403 15th Ave E, Seattle, WA 98112
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attractions: Miller Community Center, The Bench, Seven Hills Park, Cal Anderson Park, Thomas Street Gardens P-Patch, Polish Home Association, AMcE Creative Arts, Capitol Hill Branch - The Seattle Public Library, Water Tower Observation Deck, Seattle Asian Art Museum, restaurants: Rione XIII, Palermo Pizza & Pasta Capitol Hill, Smith, Spice Waala, Bar Vacilando, Tandoori Flame & Indian Grill, El Farol Mexican Restaurant, Bites of Bangkok, The Shop Agora, Hopvine Pub
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Nearby attractions of Rubinstein Bagels Capitol Hill

Miller Community Center

The Bench

Seven Hills Park

Cal Anderson Park

Thomas Street Gardens P-Patch

Polish Home Association

AMcE Creative Arts

Capitol Hill Branch - The Seattle Public Library

Water Tower Observation Deck

Seattle Asian Art Museum

Miller Community Center

Miller Community Center

4.4

(126)

Open 24 hours
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The Bench

The Bench

4.9

(27)

Open 24 hours
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Seven Hills Park

Seven Hills Park

4.0

(72)

Open 24 hours
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Cal Anderson Park

Cal Anderson Park

4.3

(1.5K)

Closed
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Nearby restaurants of Rubinstein Bagels Capitol Hill

Rione XIII

Palermo Pizza & Pasta Capitol Hill

Smith

Spice Waala

Bar Vacilando

Tandoori Flame & Indian Grill

El Farol Mexican Restaurant

Bites of Bangkok

The Shop Agora

Hopvine Pub

Rione XIII

Rione XIII

4.4

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Palermo Pizza & Pasta Capitol Hill

Palermo Pizza & Pasta Capitol Hill

4.3

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Smith

Smith

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Spice Waala

4.5

(345)

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gabi mckenziegabi mckenzie
Seattle 4/5, So Cal 3/5, NY 2/5. I’m a Jew from California originally and I’ve been chasing the bagels of my childhood ever since we came to the PNW. Seattle especially has pretty terrible bagels, even worse south of the montlake cut. That being said. Rubinstein is my favorite bagel within walking distance to me, and that stands for a whole lot honestly! I’m not going to take an hour long bus for my breakfast bagel, ya know. Although slightly chewy, their bagels are tasty and my sesame bagel had the right amount of sesame seeds. I had the lox breakfast sandwich and I added cucumbers which made it perfect. Generous and really nice lox. Perfect amount of onion, really thin cut and not too much. They serve it open face WHICH MAKES ME SO HAPPY. Although not a deli, it’s a solid bagel shop which has LOX that’s a welcome addition to the neighborhood and outperforms anything else on the hill, and I’ve tried them all. Cute little shop with good coffee and nice staff. No inside seating due to Covid but on a nice day there’s a ton around the neighborhood or a short walk to the park would be a great spot to eat a bagel. If you’re looking for the best bagel in Seattle maybe try Zylberschtein’s or Rachel’s Bagels and Burritos. Or order from Russ and Daughter’s for a special occasion. But rubenstein outranks Eltana, Westman’s, dingfelders, all the cherry house coffees, and Seattle bagel bakery by a mile in both flavor and price.
Zachary WilliamsZachary Williams
Ordered a couple of bagel sandwiches for delivery through Postmates, one was a BEC (for my partner) and one was the Double Down lox sandwich (for me). The bagels are pretty standard, nothing special. What really concerns me though, is the fact that they clearly used the same knife for cutting everything. There were fragments of egg on my lox sandwich (see photos with yellow egg on the bagels) and while this was not a huge deal for me, it can be a really serious issue for people with allergies. A similar issue happened at Rubinsteins in Eastlake, where I ordered a lox sandwich and my coworker ordered a blueberry bagel. Her blueberry bagel tasted so fishy because they used the same knife for both bagels, she had to take it back. She is also vegan, so that is a big deal. I think the workers at Rubinsteins need to be a bit more knowledgeable about cross-contamination since this seems to be a recurring issue.
Phil SimonPhil Simon
Rubinstein has the best bagels in Seattle. I moved to Seattle from NYC and I have searched high and low. There are a lot of good bagels in Seattle. A few great bagels. And then there’s Rubinstein. If you’re looking for your fix, this is the place. I’ve tried quite a few of their bagels. My personal fav is the salted rosemary, but you can’t go wrong with any of the classics. My girlfriend loves the cacio e pepe bagel. Make sure your read the customization options—there are a ton of ways to make the bagel yours. I will say that this place often has a line, which can be slow. That’s because the bagels are delicious and they are making it to order. There wouldn’t be a line if it wasn’t worth it. They are also on the expensive end for bagels. So maybe don’t come here when you’re looking for quick and cheap. I think they’re well worth the spend when you can, however.
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Seattle 4/5, So Cal 3/5, NY 2/5. I’m a Jew from California originally and I’ve been chasing the bagels of my childhood ever since we came to the PNW. Seattle especially has pretty terrible bagels, even worse south of the montlake cut. That being said. Rubinstein is my favorite bagel within walking distance to me, and that stands for a whole lot honestly! I’m not going to take an hour long bus for my breakfast bagel, ya know. Although slightly chewy, their bagels are tasty and my sesame bagel had the right amount of sesame seeds. I had the lox breakfast sandwich and I added cucumbers which made it perfect. Generous and really nice lox. Perfect amount of onion, really thin cut and not too much. They serve it open face WHICH MAKES ME SO HAPPY. Although not a deli, it’s a solid bagel shop which has LOX that’s a welcome addition to the neighborhood and outperforms anything else on the hill, and I’ve tried them all. Cute little shop with good coffee and nice staff. No inside seating due to Covid but on a nice day there’s a ton around the neighborhood or a short walk to the park would be a great spot to eat a bagel. If you’re looking for the best bagel in Seattle maybe try Zylberschtein’s or Rachel’s Bagels and Burritos. Or order from Russ and Daughter’s for a special occasion. But rubenstein outranks Eltana, Westman’s, dingfelders, all the cherry house coffees, and Seattle bagel bakery by a mile in both flavor and price.
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Ordered a couple of bagel sandwiches for delivery through Postmates, one was a BEC (for my partner) and one was the Double Down lox sandwich (for me). The bagels are pretty standard, nothing special. What really concerns me though, is the fact that they clearly used the same knife for cutting everything. There were fragments of egg on my lox sandwich (see photos with yellow egg on the bagels) and while this was not a huge deal for me, it can be a really serious issue for people with allergies. A similar issue happened at Rubinsteins in Eastlake, where I ordered a lox sandwich and my coworker ordered a blueberry bagel. Her blueberry bagel tasted so fishy because they used the same knife for both bagels, she had to take it back. She is also vegan, so that is a big deal. I think the workers at Rubinsteins need to be a bit more knowledgeable about cross-contamination since this seems to be a recurring issue.
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Rubinstein has the best bagels in Seattle. I moved to Seattle from NYC and I have searched high and low. There are a lot of good bagels in Seattle. A few great bagels. And then there’s Rubinstein. If you’re looking for your fix, this is the place. I’ve tried quite a few of their bagels. My personal fav is the salted rosemary, but you can’t go wrong with any of the classics. My girlfriend loves the cacio e pepe bagel. Make sure your read the customization options—there are a ton of ways to make the bagel yours. I will say that this place often has a line, which can be slow. That’s because the bagels are delicious and they are making it to order. There wouldn’t be a line if it wasn’t worth it. They are also on the expensive end for bagels. So maybe don’t come here when you’re looking for quick and cheap. I think they’re well worth the spend when you can, however.
Phil Simon

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3.7
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4.0
1y

Update After seeing a response to another review with a similar complaint to mine, I noticed the restaurant had removed the service fee in response to customer feedback. It's great to see a business listening to its customers and addressing deceptive pricing practices. Because of this, I've updated my star rating and have begun visiting the restaurant again. Original review is included below for reference.

Original Review

I have been going here a while. I like the bagels and have always had good service. I was thoroughly annoyed though with the change to a mandatory 18% service charge. Unlike some other commentors I was explicitly told about it and was told I didn't need to tip although I still did have to go through the tip screen (it at least defaulted to no tip at the time).

Although I couldn't imagine for all customers going forward they were going to go through that whole schpeel about service charges and not needing to tip and based on other reviews it seems like they already stopped.

When I asked about it I was told it was because customers were starting to tip less, especially around Christmas. Which for a restaurant where we do our own bussing and picking up of orders I guess I am not sure why people would feel the need to tip as much. But regardless, if the goal from the owner is to compensate your workers more with the guaranteed 18% of sales then PLEASE just raise your prices 18%. You can then promise that 18% increase in price as a profit sharing with your employees and remove the tip option all together.

I don't need to be involved or explicitly told about the inner workings of your business. This is an issue between the owner and workers no need to involve customers. Just show me the actual price I am going to pay and don't make me feel like the bad guy as to why your workers aren't making as much.

Almost certain to go less often as a result of...

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4.0
3y

Seattle 4/5, So Cal 3/5, NY 2/5. I’m a Jew from California originally and I’ve been chasing the bagels of my childhood ever since we came to the PNW. Seattle especially has pretty terrible bagels, even worse south of the montlake cut.

That being said. Rubinstein is my favorite bagel within walking distance to me, and that stands for a whole lot honestly! I’m not going to take an hour long bus for my breakfast bagel, ya know. Although slightly chewy, their bagels are tasty and my sesame bagel had the right amount of sesame seeds. I had the lox breakfast sandwich and I added cucumbers which made it perfect. Generous and really nice lox. Perfect amount of onion, really thin cut and not too much. They serve it open face WHICH MAKES ME SO HAPPY.

Although not a deli, it’s a solid bagel shop which has LOX that’s a welcome addition to the neighborhood and outperforms anything else on the hill, and I’ve tried them all.

Cute little shop with good coffee and nice staff. No inside seating due to Covid but on a nice day there’s a ton around the neighborhood or a short walk to the park would be a great spot to eat a bagel.

If you’re looking for the best bagel in Seattle maybe try Zylberschtein’s or Rachel’s Bagels and Burritos. Or order from Russ and Daughter’s for a special occasion. But rubenstein outranks Eltana, Westman’s, dingfelders, all the cherry house coffees, and Seattle bagel bakery by a mile in both...

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3.0
4y

I have been so anticipating their opening on 15th near my home. I have walked by regularly to see if they were open yet. Today they were. I got a sea salt bagel with a schmear of cream cheese. So disappointed. Way too salty. Tough. Outer crust is hard to bite through and then the inner is chewy and doughy. Also small but that was an advantage as I could barely get the whole thing down and I do love to eat and never give up but seriously considered it. Having spent some years in Jersey and New York, I have some experience with a good bagel. This is not a good bagel. Westman's is way better and it's a longer walk but that's where I'll continue to go for the closest thing I've found here for an authentic NY bagel.

I'd have given two or even one star but the staff were excellent so kudos to them.

I'll also say that I will return because they have just opened and I know what that's like and maybe they were just off. I'll give them another try but not optimistic.

I am so sorry to leave a negative review but maybe that will help to improve what you're offering and make a successful venture. I don't...

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