Bagel Brothers Celebrates 21 Years in Olympia

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Jeff and Abbie Rose recently assumed ownership of Bagel Brothers, choosing to maintain the menu options.
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Owners Jeff and Abbie Rose celebrate Bagel Brother’s 21st birthday with 21 cent bagels, drinks and more.

Jeff and Abbie Rose have been small business owners in Olympia since 2011, when they took over Metro Body Piercing. In October of 2013, they took on their newest venture – ownership of Bagel Brothers, a longtime community staple for fresh bagels, sandwiches and more.

Now, the Rose’s, who have two young daughters, are happy to help celebrate Bagels Brothers’ 21st birthday. On Saturday, July 18, from 7 a.m. – 5 p.m., plain or cheese bagels are just 21 cents, as well as 21-cent fountain drinks and a buy-one-get-one free special on iced espresso.

“We’re excited that Bagel Brothers has been a part of the community for over 20 years – part of the reason we purchased the store is to continue that tradition,” says Jeff. “We look forward to another 20 years.”

From daily specials like “Sleepy Sunday” which gets you a free coffee with any purchase and “Two Punch Tuesday” where customers get double punches on food and drink cards, Bagel Brothers has always been an affordable option to eat delicious, local food. (Doesn’t last week’s special – cream cheese, sprouts, red onions, cucumbers, and jalapenos on a triple berry bagel – sound delicious?)

Free Wi-Fi and cool art are a bonus when eating in-store at Bagel Brothers. However, to-go options, catering and products around town (Bagel Brothers' breakfast burritos are likely at your favorite coffee spot) are always an option.
Free Wi-Fi and cool art are a bonus when eating in-store at Bagel Brothers. 

“Everything we make is fresh. We have always been committed to no preservatives in our bagels,” says Jeff.  “We try to get as much as we can locally, like Shepherd’s grain flour from small farmers. Eastern Washington is as close as you can get for flour, so it gives us the opportunity to keep costs low rather than paying for it to ship cross-country.”

Whether it’s the sharing of local art on their walls (anyone can approach us about hanging their art, says Jeff) hosting in-store book readings, or donating bagels to non-profits, another part of Bagel Brothers’ legacy is their community involvement.

“Something every small business owner has to do is compete with mega corporations,” explains Abbie, “…so something we do to make us stand out is being involved in the community. It makes us remain small, community centered and relevant. It allows us to do things that corporations don’t and hopefully shows our community that we’re here and supportive – and that our money stays here.”

Look for Bagel Brothers in-house, fresh and daily made products at coffee shops, delis and more around Thurston County. Catering and breakfast products are also available.

Turkey and cream cheese on a fresh, house-made poppy seed bagel. Daily and weekly specials can be found on Bagel Brothers' Facebook, Instagram and Twitter accounts, as well as discounts, contests and more.
Turkey and cream cheese on a fresh, house-made poppy seed bagel. Daily and weekly specials can be found on Bagel Brothers’ Facebook, Instagram and Twitter accounts, as well as discounts, contests and more.

Bagel Brothers extensive menu of bagels, spreads, sandwiches, homemade soups, pizzas, smoothies and gluten-free items has something for everyone.  They are open Monday-Friday 7-5:30, Saturday and Sunday 8-5.  A full menu is available at www.bagelbrothersonline.com

Follow Bagel Brothers on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for daily specials, promotions, events and more.

400 Cooper Point Rd. NW #22

Olympia, WA 98502

360-352-3676

 

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