Bruegger’s bakes up authentic New York style bagels every morning, ready to be topped with our signature made-in-Vermont cream cheese or perfect for a variety of breakfast and deli sandwiches alongside tasty sides of hashbrowns, muffins, sweets, and custom blends of hot and iced coffee. Breakfast & lunch catering is available by ordering online. In a hurry? Order Ahead using the Bruegger’s mobile app.
Customers praised the bagels and breakfast sandwiches for their deliciousness, though some noted a decline in quality and flavor in certain items.
Service
The staff received consistent positive feedback for being friendly and efficient, although there were some complaints about slow service and rude interactions.
Cleanliness
The establishment was frequently described as clean and well-maintained, contributing to a pleasant dining experience.
Pricing
Some customers expressed concerns about rising prices and perceived value, particularly regarding the quality of certain menu items.
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Marc Aronstam
Feb 1, 2026
4.0
Great Breugger's bagle sandwich. No problem at all with it just keeping a 5 star for exceptional.
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Ryan Dennis
Jan 19, 2026
4.0
Super nice service but the bagels were mediocre and pretty greasy other than that it was good
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Jessica Teeters
Jan 7, 2026
5.0
Our morning in Tucson was off to a spectacular start with our first-ever visit to Bruegger’s Bagels, a spot that truly exceeded our expectations. We decided to try the Cold-Smoked Craftsmanship Salmon, opting for a unique bagel base of Rosemary and Sesame, which added a fragrant, savory depth to every bite. To round out the meal, we treated ourselves to a creamy Vanilla Cold Brew and a glass of freshly squeezed orange juice—a refreshing combination that hit all the right notes. The salmon was incredibly fresh, and the texture of the bagel was perfection; it was easily the best bagel sandwich I have ever encountered. For anyone traveling through or staying in Tucson, this place is an absolute must-visit for a high-quality, memorable breakfast.
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Lorie
Dec 23, 2025
5.0
Ate in and had a bacon, egg, and cheese bagel.
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Lenard Milich
Nov 30, 2025
3.0
I lived in Tucson in the early 90s and Bruegger's was a favorite of mine. As far as I recall, a lunch bagel was around $4-5. Now it's $8-10, higher than the rate of inflation, but if staff salaries have increased substantially I'm ok with that. What I'm not ok with is the decline in quality. I had a turkey bagel hold the bacon that I ordered on an everything bagel. What I got was a spongy plain bagel filled with a slice of processed "turkey" together with a sorry piece of lettuce and a tomato slice. Unimpressive doesn't begin to describe it. Flavorless, insipid, and at $10 because I bought it at the airport, daylight robbery. I'll be avoiding Bruegger's on my next visit to friends.