came to shug's bagel saturday morning, and there was a pretty decent line already, but it went by really fast. i got the hp special, which includes sausage, egg, and cheddar cheese with a choice of cream cheese (garlic cream cheese). however, looking at what's in the shug special, i really wanted the hashbrown inside, so i added that as well! a comprehensive breakfast bagel - v yummy

I'm writing this review not even 1 minute after finishing my breakfast sandwich from Shug's. HOLY SMOKES this was hands down the best breakfast/bagel sandwich I've ever had! I grew up in Dallas, but have been away for quite awhile now. I'm kind of glad this place wasn't around back then (that I know of) because I would have lost so much money and gained so much weight I placed my order online before I left my house and was told it would take about 30 minutes, but I got a text 5 minutes later saying it was ready! I ended up eating said sandwich maybe an hour after ordering and it was phenomenal. I can only imagine how delicious it would have been if I ate it right away. The space was cute and the workers were friendly. I didn't have much interaction with anyone since I had a to-go order. I will be back to Shug's next time I am in town!

Shug's is a classic bagel spot in Dallas, and it definitely hits the spot! I ordered the egg sandwich on a plain bagel with scrambled eggs, bacon, and scallion cream cheese. The ingredients were well portioned and balanced well. It is on the pricier side, but in my opinion, it's worth it! The line can stretch out the door, but it moves at a pretty reasonable pace. Our order of 4 bagels was ready within 10-15 minutes, which was pretty quick considering how many people were in front of us. I have ordered online once before, but honestly, I found that ordering in person was faster. Very chill place to come with friends. There is a decent amount of indoor and outdoor seating, though it can be tricky to find a spot during the weekend rush. Thankfully, my friends and I lucked out and grabbed one. I recommend that they label the bagels, especially for larger orders, to make them easier to sort. There is a large lot for parking. Overall, the bagels are delicious and worth a try if you're in Dallas!

Gluten free bagels - ya!!! Lots of cream cheese options. Loved the cold beverage fridge - unfortunately for hot coffee options no lattes or cappuccinos. I came for a GF bagel to go, cream cheese on the side and large black coffee $11 price tag had me wishing I was still living in NYC circa 2013. Obviously there is an up charge for the gluten free bagels was kinda shocked at the price but service was quick, bagel was great - coffee could be better and would like to see Stevia as a sugar option.

Great place to get a bagel. The lines are always long but the bagels are always fresh. I recommend ordering online and picking up. I love their breakfast bagels! They did get my order wrong and forgot my hash brown :( but honestly it was still good regardless. Inside it's quite small but there are some spots to sit. Highly recommend trying

It's hard to find quality bagels in DFW - especially if you've had a NY bagel. Shug's is one of the few bagel spots out here that can come relatively close to. Even on their busiest day, the line moves relatively fast and they stay stocked . Upon closing, they were even offering half off a dozen bagels . I had their classic lox bagel on a plain bagel and my fiance had the Reuben - both of us were pleasantly surprised . All in all, I recommend this spot if you're tired of experiencing mediocrity when it comes to bagels in the Dallas area.

I'm the complete opposite from a bagel snob. In fact, the only time I really eat bagels is when someone brings them to work. If you're a Dallas foodie, you'll have heard about Shug's! Been on my list, but never around at a convenient time. Tbh I was wanting to go to Lubbie's instead (more so cause they were top of mind), but they close at 2p on Sunday. They have breakfast and lunch bagels. They have the whole menu (small on the fridges or something) when you walk right in, but there are no prices on it. Then they have the menu on the wall with prices. I wish the smaller menu had prices. Or that they have those laminated menus that most places have, so people have time to look before getting in line,. You order at the front and they call out your number. Since it's made to order, it may take a bit depending on how busy it is. It was pretty busy and was surprised we found a spot to sit. There are some chairs outside too. The base breakfast shug and spicy shug are $10.25. Classic lox $13.50. The lunch ones are closer to ~$13. Turkey is $13.50 Got the Chopped Cheese (ground beef) for $12. I actually thought it said chopped beef and was surprised that it was ground beef.. I wouldn't have gotten it if I knew it was ground beef. it's a decent size and filling. And I enjoyed it. But value wise... I'm not blown away. But I do understand the hype. the regular bagel and smear seemed like there was a lot of cream cheese. I wish I just tried the breakfast shug. Maybe next time.. I think they would find some success if they opened a location in the suburbs. They are also not the only bagel shop in town anymore...

Some of my classmates went to SMU but have never had Shug's Bagels before. It was time to change that. We met up at Shug's bagels at the original location on mockingbird, right at the entrance of SMU. It was a Monday but it was packed, there was a constant line of people ordering the whole time that we were there. The line can get long but it moves very fast. They're known for their bagel sandwiches, which you can get a breakfast version or a lunch version with chicken cutlets. I got their spicy shug sandwich on an everything bagel with a few add ons (basically all of them lol). They're famous for their signature snug sandwich, which is a bagel with bacon, egg (I got mine scrambled), cheese, and a hash brown. I got the spicy version with hot sauce and pepper jack cheese, and subbed the bacon for sausage. I also added avocado and scallion cream cheese for an additional charge. You can also add salt, pepper, and ketchup for no charge. My bagel sandwich was huge, it was definitely a jaw workout. Everything about this bagel was perfect. The cheese was melty, the avocado and cream cheese was creamy, and the hash brown and sausage added a little crispiness/snap. The everything bagel also provided a title saltiness to top it off. This angel basically had every texture and flavor combined and I enjoyed every bit of it. This is a must try if you're ever in the area. They also have a newer location in Oak Lawn

I had the pleasure of visiting Shug's Bagel during my stay in Dallas. This place was packed on a weekend morning. Ordering online was a breeze. I arrived a bit early, and they got to work on my order right away, finishing it even quicker than they estimated. I took my order to go which was a good call since it was so crowded. There were so many tempting options on the menu, but I went with a simple egg and cheese on an everything bagel, and it was delicious. I heard they are opening a store in New Orleans soon. I can't wait!