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Address: 100 Main St #160, King of Prussia, PA 19406
Phone: (484) 810-4900
Website: https://www.spreadbagelry.com/kop
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If you’re on the hunt for the best bagels in Philadelphia or even the top bagels in the US, look no further than Spread Bagelry! This gem specializes in Montreal-style bagels that are fresh, high-quality, and baked to perfection in a traditional wood-fired oven. Don’t miss the chance to watch the bagels baking over woody fire—it’s a mesmerizing sight that adds that authentic smoky flavor you won’t find elsewhere.
Spread Bagelry offers all varieties of bagels, from classic plain and everything to sesame, poppy, and more exotic options like activated charcoal or garlic. The quality-to-price ratio is outstanding, with bagels and sandwiches starting at reasonable prices (around $4-15), making it a great value for such premium, handcrafted eats.
They have two standout special sauces to elevate your bagel experience: one with serious spices (be careful—it’s intensely hot and packs a punch!), and a ketchup infused with black pepper that’s tasty but might overpower the delicious, subtle taste of the bagels themselves. For the best bites, I highly recommend the Nova Scrambly (a scrumptious scramble with smoked Nova salmon cream cheese, eggs, tomatoes, and onions) and the Philly Steak (a hearty cheesesteak bagel loaded with flavor, Philly-style).
Whether you’re a local or visiting, Spread Bagelry delivers an unbeatable bagel experience in Philly. Fresh ingredients, expert baking, and that wood-fired magic make it my top pick—hands down the best in town and quite possibly the country!
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Everything bagel with veggie cream cheese: This was our favorite. Simple, fresh, and hit the spot.
Turkey bacon, egg & cheese: It was alright. Nothing too exciting, but honestly, it’s hard to mess up a bagel.
Onion bagel with egg & cheese: This one came in second place—solid flavors and nicely balanced.
The coffee (La Colombe) was fresh and bold, just how I like it.
Overall, is it the best bagel in town? Probably not. But definitely a solid, reliable spot. it’s a bit on the pricier side. Three bagels and two coffees ran me about $41.