Tag: Emerald City Bagels

Located in the Citizen building near Kevin Gillespie’s now-defunct Cold Beer, Emerald City is modeled after old-school delis and pharmacy counters where the staff dons white coats and paper hats. The menu of both BeltLine and EAV locations is similar, but with all bagel-making taking place in East Atlanta, the BeltLine outpost was able to expand its coffee program and add an Automat for faster service.

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Good bagels in Atlanta used to be few and far between—and, often, far out of town. But that's changing. Here are three newcomers—and one old favorite—making moves inside the Perimeter.

After what felt like an endless wait, Emerald City Bagels has opened its first brick-and-mortar shop in the former Gravity Pub space on Glenwood Avenue in East Atlanta Village.

Atlanta's dining scene has already started 2018 with a bang with Emerald City Bagels, Chai Yo, and Achie's hitting the scene. Here are 14 more restaurants we're eagerly anticipating this year.

Halcrow, who grew up in Long Island, started making bagels because she wasn't happy with the ones in Atlanta. Now, Emerald City Bagels caters to more than 20 restaurants and coffee shops, including Home Grown and the Westside location of Octane Coffee.