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Dish of the Week: Bullfrog Bagels’ The Oriole
Attention GW students: a new bagel shop is in town.
D.C.-chain Bullfrog Bagels opened in Western Market on Monday, bringing Foggy Bottom its freshly handmade bagels and 18 “bagelwiches” made of egg-and-cheese breakfast classics and hearty lunch sandwiches including a house-smoked salmon, reuben and BLT menu items. It didn’t take me long to settle on the Oriole – a mouth-watering combination of Baltimore braised brisket...
By: LIZZIE HAHN | March, 9th 2023 | GW HATCHET
Image: LILY SPEREDELOZZI | ASSISTANT PHOTO EDITOR
Small Business Spotlight: Bullfrog Bagels Opens up New Location
Christian Rowe Development Manager at Bullfrog Bagels stop by to talk about their new Western Market location located at 2000 Pennsylvania Ave NW, DC and more.
by Good Morning Washington
Tue, April 4th 2023, 10:51 AM EDT
8 Delicious, Hangover-Curing Breakfast Sandwiches You Can Order From Your Bed
Jeremiah Cohen’s nine year-old operation, which just opened a location inside Foggy Bottom’s Western Market, makes my favorite bagels in the city right now. And while some deli Reubens are as big as apple pies, this relatively compact (but still decadent) version—piled with thick-sliced corned beef, housemade sauerkraut, and a big slather of Russian dressing—is easy to polish off in one sitting.
By: ANN LIMPERT | March, 16th 2023
WASHINGTONIAN MAGAZINE
POLITICO By SAM STEIN 04/07/2023 04:30 AM EDT
A D.C. native, Cohen, 56, is the founder of Bullfrog Bagels, an operation that started as a small batch project in his own home.
His fascination with the bagel dates back to his childhood, when he and his parents, who ran the Tabard Inn, would get in the family’s Volvo 240 on Sunday mornings and drive from River Park to Silver Spring to get bagels in the Maryland burb. It was a 45-minute commute, each way. But there were no better options closer by. It became a ritual that, in his words, “beat out any other breakfast experience.” Ultimately, it was one of the defining throughlines of this life.
Bullfrog Bagels to open shop in Western Market in March
Bullfrog Bagels owner Jeremiah Cohen said he is still awaiting final inspections but is aiming to open the chain’s fourth location in the food hall by March 1. He said the cafe will open seven days a week at 7 a.m. and continue service until bagels run out, which he said typically happens at about 3 p.m.
JAN 19th, 2023
NEW APPS HELP SAVE ON FOOD COSTS, REDUCE WASTE
The food can be anything from bagels and pastries to salad and pizza. Josh Bayard uses the app and recently purchased a bag from Bullfrog Bagels in Washington, DC. He spent $4 and received 8 bagels, saving about $10. Bayard says he appreciates getting a deal, but his main motivation is to help the environment.
By CBS NEWS
Thursday, November 3, 2022
10 of the Best D.C. Brunch Spots, According to D.C. Foodsters
If there is one meal D.C. does right, it's brunch. Whether it's casual, bottomless or a straight-up party brunch, you won't catch us anywhere else mid-day on Sundays [...] "We love the consistency of their bagels, and though the popular opinion tends to find the bottom of the bagel their least favorite part, somehow—somehow—Bullfrog Bagels is able to season even the bottom of their bagels
By: Shahrzad Rasekh | November 12, 2021 | Food & Drink
Image: @thetripleeaters
Bullfrog Bagels food truck ‘hops’
into Tenleytown!
Bullfrog Bagels brings its delicious, community-centered bagels
close to campus
By Eliza DuBose
Saturday, April 17, 2021
Pesce Too Pops Up Inside Bullfrog Bagels Serving Seafood on Capitol Hill
Try food from Chef Andrew LaPorta Wednesday through Saturday nights.
by LAURA HAYES
MARCH 18TH, 2019
D.C. finally has great bagels. So which is better: Call Your Mother or Bullfrog?
Call Your Mother, which pops up at farmers markets in the area, is opening its Park View storefront this week. (Dayna Smith/for The Washington Post)
By Emily Codik
October 10, 2018
New Dupont Circle Cafe Will Host Rotating Pop-Up Restaurants
Established eateries, start-up restaurants will cycle through Shop Made in D.C.
by Warren Rojas
Sep 8, 2017, 12:11pm EDT
Bullfrog Bagels Plans to Serve Brunch, Dinner and Booze at Eastern Market Location
by Sean Meehan
October 9, 2015 at 1:10 pm
Bullfrog Bagels Turns a New York Classic Into
a D.C. Original
By Rina Rapuano
June 6, 2014
The lamentations over DC’s lack of good bagels are longstanding and legion, and the search for a good one in the city seems to have hit a fever pitch - if last weekend’s lines at the Bullfrog Bagels pop-up at Cork Market are any indication, anyway. Bagels have even been called the new cupcake. But what if a true New York or Montreal or San Francisco bagel can never be made in DC? Bullfrog owner and baker Jeremiah Cohen says maybe it’s time to embrace something new: the DC bagel.