Bagel Point (699 Manhattan Ave.) will celebrate its soft opening on Thursday, July 4th, following months of renovations that combined three storefronts at the corner of Norman and Manhattan Avenues next to a G train subway entrance.
The menu features hand-rolled bagels, a variety of traditional and vegan cream cheeses, housemade lox, hand-carved roast beef, and non-processed meat options. The cafe will eventually be open 24 hours and offer online ordering and delivery, but for the soft opening there will be reduced hours (opening at 6 a.m.) and orders can only be placed in-store.
The owners of Bagel Point, Sam Kaplan and Adam Alsorra, also operate Smith Street Bagels (202 Smith St.) in Brooklyn. The new space in Greenpoint has a spacious interior with plenty of window seats and tables in the center; there’s even outside seating on the newly installed benches on the Nassau Avenue side of the building.
It’s the corner of Norman and Manhattan, not Nassau.
Do you check your facts first??? It is Norman Ave not Nassau Ave. Great way to screw up a business’s chance at a great first impression. When people show up looking for the place and can’t find it. SHEESH get your act together.
A corner with a long history…best of luck
Welcome to the area, good luck. I think there. may be a typo on the story, I believe you meant to say the Norman ave side not the Nassau Ave. side.