Anonymous wrote:Capital Bagel Bakery in Alexandria - it's right off 395 on King St. Good bagels, lox and white fish.

Good bagels here for sure, but exceptionally shitty customer service.

Anonymous wrote:Take Rt I-66 East or West to Rt I-495 North to Rt I-95 North. Remain on Rt I-95 North for 4-5 hours and you'll find great bagel shops on both the right and left sides of the street.

+1

I'm from NYC and would love to find a good bagel place in NoVA. I usually just buy a couple dozen bagels whenever I go up to Queens to visit family. When I get home, I slice the bagels and put them in the freezer in ziplock bags. Whenever I want a bagel, I take one out, put it in the toaster and, voila, I have a warm, chewy, NY bagel! Unfortunately, they don't last very long at our house. I'll have to check out some of the places listed here!

Anonymous wrote:Take Rt I-66 East or West to Rt I-495 North to Rt I-95 North. Remain on Rt I-95 North for 4-5 hours and you'll find great bagel shops on both the right and left sides of the street.

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Take Rt I-66 East or West to Rt I-495 North to Rt I-95 North. Remain on Rt I-95 North for 4-5 hours and you'll find great bagel shops on both the right and left sides of the street.

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You can buy bread or rolls with holes in the middle, but not bagels.

Love Brooklyn Bagel. Chewy inside without being too dense. Delicious. Cash-only though.

Brooklyn Bagels in Courthouse (Arlington)

Capital Bagel Bakery in Alexandria - it's right off 395 on King St. Good bagels, lox and white fish.

We drive to Bethesda Bagel in DC or hop on the Beltway and go into MD. I have to say one of the finest bagels I've had was at Tabard Inn brunch.
Unfortunately I am not a fan of the Wegmans bagels but I do enjoy their baguts (donut-bagel hybrid). I know, sacrilege!

Bagel market route 7. Green and white sign across from capital grille next to Olive Garden.

Route 7 in Vienna bagel market. Green and white sign.