"Thank you Kokobelli Bagel Cafe for making our celebration of National Bagel Day (1/15) at the office a hit! Everyone loved the bagels - I heard so many complements and 'where are they from?'. We made sure to let people know where they came from ;). Even the gluten-free choices were highly praised. Six dozen later - nothing was left behind - I call this a success!"

"Diligent and friendly employees, everyone wants what they’re selling so the line can be long. Great place to people-watch cuz these hangry customers act like children to each other. Feels like I’m in NY. Calm down people. There’re enough bagels for everyone. This was a fork-and-knife kind of sandwich 🤤💚"

"This place has been a constant since my husband and I moved to the area in 2015. Since then, it has been hit or miss with our bagel orders. When we order, we like our bagels toasted. We did not know there was a double or triple toasted option. Even when putting that in the order (ordering from counter or kiosk) bagels are barely warm or lightly toasted. The bagels have had definitely a roll consistency versus dense like a Chompie's bagel. We also liked the promotion of getting a free drink with a bagel sandwich order. It can get costly to spend $25+ on two bagel sandwiches. I mentioned double toasted this morning and it looks like it was applied only to my husband's lox bagel but it definitely had no signs of being double toasted."

"I stopped in for a Sonoran Bagel. I’m currently at work stopped to try the Bagel was highly disappointed. The bagel had a glop of cream cheese on it that was a mess. The bagel was just soggy and a mess. Management refunded me my money and I never do this. But will no never stop in again. Edit to owner. I never slammed my bagel I set it down and told her I did not like it she wanted to make another I said no never a back in forth. But look at her responses she is absolutely unprofessional. Pretty sad for a grown woman to type this and play victim because the food was awful. Grow up and take the L God bless you."

"First timer here! Good, not great bagels. They are more like rolls or bread because they aren’t dense like traditional bagels! They even taste like more like bread than a bagel. I ordered a pastrami sandwich and there wasn’t a lot of meat at all. I was very disappointed. I think I prefer Einstein’s as commercial as they are. I guess I’m use to delicatessens that serve bagels and sandwiches. Growing up in NYC, many Jewish bakeries and delicatessens were available. There used to be Karsh’s Jewish Bakery and Scott’s deli next door to them on 7th Street and Missouri in Phoenix. However, they closed about 10 years ago. Chompie’s has changed, not consistent and commercialized. Miracle Mile Deli on 16th Street and Highland is a good delicatessen type restaurant. No bagels though. SkySong New York Bagels and Bialys on Scottsdale Road and McDowell Road is good. I’d go there again."