
Bagels, Knishes and Pie From Elizabeth to Delancey
A daytime bakery run across Manhattan, with wood-fired bagels on Elizabeth Street, low-priced bagel sandwiches and hand-rolled knishes on East Houston and scratch-made pie by the slice on Delancey.


Pies made from scratch daily with organic flour and grass-fed butter come by the slice at this Lower East Side shop at 61 Delancey Street, opened in 2014, from brown butter honey pecan to cherry crumble. Coffee and ice cream are on hand, seating is limited to a bar, and it stays open until 11 PM daily.
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Hand-rolled knishes baked fresh daily, including a roasted garlic potato version, have come from this shop at 137 East Houston Street for over a century, with kugel at the counter and an old-fashioned room. Orders can ship out of state, and it is open daily from 10:30 AM to 6 PM.
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Bagels with lox cream cheese, hot and cold sandwiches, wraps and salads come from this mom-and-pop shop at 283 E Houston St, with low prices and bold, smooth coffee. It opens at 7 AM on weekdays and closes at 4 PM, a little earlier on weekends.
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Wood-fired bagels in a style between Montreal and New York come warm with hot honey cream cheese at this Nolita counter at 170 Elizabeth Street. The BLT bagel with avocado is piled high, the texture divides purists and service can run slow. It is open daily from 7 AM to 4 PM.
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