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Einstein Bros. Bagels
4626 S. Maryland Pkwy, Las Vegas, NV 89119
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Cuisine | Bagels | |
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Hours | Daily 6:30am-3pm | |
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Location | In the University Gardens Shopping Center, between Harmon and Tropicana Aves, East of the Strip | |
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Phone | 702/795-7800 | |
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Web site | www.einsteinbros.com | |
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Prices | All items under $6 | |
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Credit Cards | MC, V | |
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You may not like digging into an enormous buffet first thing in the morning, and the continental breakfast in most hotels is a rip-off. A welcome alternative is a fresh-baked bagel, of which there are 15 varieties here -- everything from onion to wild blueberry. Cream cheeses also come in many flavors, anything from sun-dried tomato to vegetable and jalapeño. Einstein's is a pleasant place for a morning meal, with both indoor seating and outdoor tables cooled by misters. Service is friendly, and four special-blend coffees are available each day.
Note: Bagel buffs might also want to check out the nearby Bagelmania, at 855 E. Twain Ave. (tel. 702/369-3322). The bagels are sometimes chilled for freshness, which is heresy, but you can avoid this problem by catching them early in the morning, when their extensive selection is hot and fresh.
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