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Bialys

  • TechniqueBrick oven

The bialy, Białystok's roll, from the brick oven. One at the counter.

Also on our table

  • We'd take a bialy, the flat onion roll, with plain cream cheese

Kossar's Bagels & Bialys

Bialy bakery since 1936 · Lower East Side (Grand Street), New York

367 Grand Street, New York, NY 10002

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A Lower East Side bakery founded in the 1930s, which says it is the oldest bialy bakery in the country; the bialy, a flat onion roll, came with Jewish bakers from Białystok. It's baked in the brick oven on Grand Street.

The proof, in the house's own words

Why the bialy

Strong evidence
  • Craft

    Baked in the house's brick oven.

    House history ↗

  • Tradition

    The country's oldest bialy bakery, the house says, on Grand Street for decades.

    House history ↗

  • Local choice

    The bialys the bakery is famous for.

    “We have been baking our legendary bialys since 1936.”

    House history ↗

We'd add

Our runner-up

Pletzel

The pletzel, flat onion bread, to tear at the counter or carry home.

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