try Morty's food and service great and less expensive, on Wisconsin between Brandywine and Chesapeake.
Dooris Noble

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From: phil kogan <philkdc@msn.com>

You're onto something Amanda. I used to frequent BC and one morning
ended up on the receiving end of surly behavior from the owner. So, I
just stopped going there and reverted to picking up my bagels at Breads
Unlimited in Bethesda.

If you?d like an alternative to Bagel City, I suggest Krupin?s on Wisconsin
Ave. They have real bagels, real cream cheese and they know how to run a
deli. They may not be a web café, but they do have good food and know how
to serve it. They also offer carry out & catering. AND they are the only
place around besides Wagshal?s, as far as I know, that carries Dr. Brown?s
Cel-Ray soda - an old-fashioned favorite of mine because it isn?t too sweet.

By the way, Wagshal?s is right across the street from Bagel City, they carry
bagels & their sandwiches are excellent. Be forewarned, they are very
popular and the lines at peak times can be long. They have ready made
sandwiches to go for those times when you don?t have time to wait to have
one made for you just added a salad bar. They have tables outside.

I doubt that poor customer service gives one license to close a business (if
it did, think of how many phone companies would be shuttered!) but you can
vote with your feet.

Here?s hoping your next bagel is better!

Kathleen

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That's very interesting, I don't live that far, Idaho Ave., NW and, at
our last tenant's association meeting, Lt. K. Tabron, Detective, Second
District was our guest speaker (our board had him come speak about the
recent burglary's in apts. in our area). Anyway, Lt. Tabron said crime
is down in the second district and the biggest crime right now is car
theft! I know the items stolen in this instance were not in clear view,
however, the Lt. mentioned, to our group, the importance of not leaving
anything, not even pocket change, out where it's visible. "Homeless and
druggies will break into your car for anything," he said. S. O'Brien