Nothing\u2019s more New York than a morning bagel and coffee\u2014except BagelFest at Citi Field. That\u2019s right, Bagelfest is set to return to Citi Field on Sunday, Nov. 16, for its sixth year of showcasing the world\u2019s best bagels! Over two thousand bagel lovers will gather to try twenty-five of the best bagel makers, including local legends like Utopia Bagels and Ess-a-Bagel (NYC), and some global favorites like Bagel Belly (Denmark) and Si Si Bagels (Spain).<\/p>\n
The culinary experience will feature taste testing, education, entertainment, and engagement, including voting for the coveted prize of \u2018Best Bagel\u2019 and many other anticipated categories. Sam Silverman, the founder and CEO of BagelFest, also known as the bagel ambassador, said, \u201cYou are never going to be in a room with as many people who are just as excited, the energy is palpable.. I\u2019ve been to every food festival in New York, I\u2019ve done my homework, and I can confidently say that no one touches the environment that we are able to create at Bagelfest.\u201d<\/p>\n
The line up includes: Utopia Bagels (New York City), Starship Bagel (Dallas & Lewisville, TX), Ess-a-Bagel (New York City), St-Viateur Bagel (Montreal, Canada), Bagel Market (New York City), Fantzye Bagels (Kingston, NY), Holey City Bagels (Charleston, NC), Tali\u2019s Bagels (Honolulu, HI), Flour Moon Bagels (New Orleans, LA), and Craft Bagel Co. (Berkeley Heights, NJ), B\u2019s Bagels & Butters (Gig Harbor, WA), Emerald City Bagels (Atlanta, GA), Tilly Bagel Shop (Chicago, IL), Curley\u2019s Bagels (Queens, NY), Si Si Bagels (Madrid, Spain), Bagizza (New York City), Baltik\u2019s Bagels (Richmond, VA), Potchke (Knoxville, TN), Dutchman\u2019s Wood-Fired Bagels (Brunswick, ME), and Backyard Bagel (Seattle, WA), Town Bagel (Plainview, Long Island, NY) and Bagel Belly (Copenhagen, Denmark).<\/p>\n
Don\u2019t miss the chance to be part of the excitement\u2014get your tickets for New York BagelFest, with prices starting at $69 and higher-tier VIP options that include merchandise and an industry pro bagel tour (as well as other incentives). BagelFest 2025 will be hosted from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Citi Field in the Heineken Diamond Lounge. Visit www.bagelfest.com for all your bagel-loving needs.<\/p>\n
BagelFest is an event that brings together bagel enthusiasts from all over the world to celebrate the delicious and iconic food. With a wide range of participating bagel makers and a variety of activities, it’s an event not to be missed. Whether you’re a local or just visiting New York, BagelFest is a great opportunity to experience the best of the city’s bagel scene.<\/p>\n
BagelFest is an annual event that celebrates the world’s best bagels, featuring taste testing, education, entertainment, and engagement.<\/p>\n
BagelFest 2025 will be held on Sunday, Nov. 16, at Citi Field in the Heineken Diamond Lounge.<\/p>\n
Tickets to BagelFest start at $69, with higher-tier VIP options available.<\/p>\n
At BagelFest, you can expect to try a variety of bagels from different makers, participate in voting for the best bagel, and enjoy entertainment and educational activities.<\/p>\n
You can visit www.bagelfest.com for all your bagel-loving needs and to get more information about the event.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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