// the countdown to a bagel
T−18:00MixHigh-gluten flour, malt, salt, a little yeast. The dough is stiff on purpose.T−17:30RollEvery bagel is rolled by hand into a rope and pressed closed around the palm.T−16:00Rest coldOvernight in the walk-in. Slow fermentation builds flavor and that blistered crust.T−00:20KettleA quick bath in boiling malted water. This is where the shine and the chew come from.T−00:00DeckSeeds on, onto a hot stone deck, out golden. Straight into the bins, still steaming.// departures, but for breakfast
What's coming out of the oven, what's ready and what's next. Status updates live all morning, so you know exactly when your everything is hot.
// built to order

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// by the dozen
Half-dozens and dozens to go, any mix you like. Catering trays come with schmears, sliced lox, tomatoes, onions and capers, ready at the time you choose with a day's notice.
// faq
All morning. A new batch comes out every 30 minutes from 5am, so there's always something hot in the bins.
We'll slice anything. We'll toast too, though we'd gently suggest a fresh bagel doesn't need it.
Yes, with a day's notice. Trays come with schmears and all the fixings, ready to pick up.
Anything left at close becomes bagel chips or goes to a neighborhood food pantry.
// live
Set an alarm. We'll be here with the kettle on.
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