Top 5 Bagel Places in Ocean and Monmouth Chosen By You

Bagels, bagels, bagels...it's the one thing that friends and family that moved away from New Jersey that they truly miss. It's the bagels.

Several Florida friends that lived in New Jersey will always say, New Jersey has the best bagels and it's all because of our water.

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What's our favorite kind of bagel in New Jersey? This is rather crazy but: BLUEBERRY is number one, really?

#1 - Blueberry

#2 - Cinnamon Raisin

#3 - Everything

#4 - Asiago

#5 - Rainbow

The Everything bagel didn't beat the Blueberry? How about the fabulous Egg bagel, delicious? My favorite it Cinnamon Raisin with butter not cream cheese.

It's true, when it comes to bagels, everyone has a favorite and a certain way they love to eat it. Cream cheese, butter, with an egg and pork roll on it, we're all different.

Where are the BEST bagels in Ocean and Monmouth Counties?

Thanks to you for choosing some of the best here at the Jersey Shore.

Here are the top 5 bagel places:

#5 - New York Water Bagel Co. - Toms River

New York Water Bagel Co., Toms River Facebook Page

#4 - The Bagel Nook - Freehold

The Bagel Nook Facebook Page

#3 - Oh, What a Bagel - Bayville

Oh, What a Bagel Bayville Facebook page

#2 - Baron's Bagels - Point Pleasant

Baron's Bagels Point Pleasant, Facebook page

And the #1 BEST bagel place chosen by you is:

JT's Bagels Hut - Forked River

Jt's Bagel Hut, Forked River Facebook page

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