Sedgefield Bagels & Deli

The place is nice and clean. Atmosphere, the walls are bare and not quite sure if they are open. The bagel was nice and tasty, with cream cheese.
The steak and cheese was horrible. The meat was very thin, with ZERO seasoning, and the lettuce was larger than the actual meat(see pics). We also got a VEGGIE sandwich which was good, with a side of Broccoli salad. Notice we got a VEGGIE sandwich, which might be because one person is vegetarian. That person got the broccoli side. Took a bite and guess what? It's made with bacon! The person failed to tell us so! They offered a piece of cake in exchange.
There is not a beverage station, drinks must be purchased out of a cooler. Definitely recommend getting one here for at least ice tea and water(this is big in the South)
Lots of items on the menu but the steak and cheese was not good.
I would recommend perhaps for those dining in to serve on a tray. Food was given to us in a paper had and after putting it on the table with the bottle of tea from the cooler looked like a school field trip lunch. Definitely not worth he almost $40 this cost! You could done in a decent restaurant with tip for this!

This Sedgefield shopping center spot has been home to a number of eateries over the years, and the recently-opened Sedgefield Bagels & Deli is the latest to try to stick. The sister location (Oak Ridge Bagels & Deli) seems to be doing well for itself, and the bagels themselves have the proper pedigree (Long Island by way of New Garden bagels), both of which are positive indicators.

Another check in the plus column: selection. There were plenty of bagel varieties to choose from when I stopped by this morning. The sandwich offerings include classic egg/cheese/meat or deli combinations, but there is also a willingness here to go outside the box. This includes embracing Southern ingredients (BBQ pork, pimento, hot honey) and upping the non-bagel offerings (everything from salads to loaded fries to Belgian waffles).

I stuck to the tried-and-true for my first visit and went with a Taylor ham, egg, and cheese on an everything. It was as tasty a rendition as I’ve had in the other New York-style bagel shops in the area, and at $6.49, it was slightly less than what High Point Bagel is charging these days.

As with most bagel shops, seating is limited, but Sedgefield Bagels does have a few tables at its disposal. Since they are new, this may be a pending addition, but a wall menu behind the counter would definitely improve the ordering process.

Given the quality (New Garden Bagels can do no wrong), variety, and convenience (about eight minutes from work), I am glad for Sedgefield Bagels’ arrival, and I hope they are able to last.

Great place ! Lots of flavors to choose from. Enjoyed the Spinach Bagel & Lox. The Garlic Butter & Cinnamon are next on my list.
Supper nice & helpful staff. Professionally done & ready for quickly preparing your order. Several tables to choose from.
I’ll be back !

First time I ate here very friendly staff. Gotta Baker's dozen 13 bagels. Under 20 bucks... Bagels were Pretty good. They have boardhead products so you can't go wrong with that. Lots of choices on the menu for sandwiches . bagels breakfast served all day that's awesome. Cozy Inside. Great location.... Definitely we'll be back. In the Sedgefield near Adam's farm area right beside the box seat..thanks 😊 Good luck..

We absolutely enjoyed our meal! The people who work here are friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable. We had fun chatting with them after we finished eating. The bagel sandwiches were delectable! I had the Cuban on a garlic butter bagel. The pulled pork was lightly smoked and they only use Boar's Head deli meat, so you know it is good! My spouse had the hungry man on an everything bagel. She opted to use the jalapeño cream cheese instead of the cheese that comes with the sandwich. The way her eyes lit up at the first bite told me all I needed to know. Give this place a try! You'll be coming back for more.