How do I get from the airport (JFK, LGA, or EWR) to Manhattan?.If you happen to be in Bayside near the Throggs Neck Bridge, Its perfectly fine to go to, but I wouldn't go out of my way for it, tastes like every other Bagel store Ive been to, except they had Jalepono and Pumpkin Bagels (Which I did not try) Its located on a Strip Mall, this part of Queens looks like Suburbia USA, Its all detached houses (But on a bit smaller lots) and this place looks like its from a Strip mall in the Suburbs. It was all likely people who lived in this area. It was a fairly big place and lots of choices on food. The creme cheese was like any other creme cheese Ive had, nothing special about it. I didnt order it tasted so I don't know why it was like that and that was a bit of a bummer. The outside seemed a little crustly and hard, Almost burnt. The Bagel tasted well, Like a Bagel, nothing special about it, The consistency was like any other bagel I've had. I got the bagel with a bottle of cranberry Juice (I do not drink coffee) and it was $6.42 Thats what I normally get, so that's what I ordered I am not a Fooodie, but I know what a Bagel is supposed to taste like, Personally I like Salt Bagels (They sort of taste like those giant Pretzels) so that what I ordered, with creme cheese and there was no shortage of cream cheese either. Its a fairly large Bagel store, They had lots of choices on food, They had many types of Bagels including the dreaded Rainbow Bagel and some flavors Ive never seen before like Pumpkin and Jalepono. I must have passed at least 5 Bagel stores on the way (I didnt exactly drive on streets that had stores on that, so that's why such a low number) I think there is a bus stop in front, There is a bus that goes down Utopia Parkway. Took me about 20 Mins to drive there as its in Bayside, its not anywhere near a Subway. Well if the best Bagels are in Eastern Queens, i figured Id have to go the best Bagels in Queens.
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