Beloved NYC Bagel Shop Shuts Down After Health Inspection Fail
TL;DR
Absolute Bagels, a beloved bagel shop on New York's Upper West Side, has unexpectedly closed, leaving locals shocked and saddened. The closure is speculated to be linked to health violations, including evidence of rats and roaches, as reported by the Department of Health. The shop, known for its high-quality bagels and Thai iced tea, was a staple in the community since 1992, founded by Thai immigrant Sam Thongkrieng. Despite the sudden closure, the shop's legacy as a cherished part of New York's food history remains.
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- Why Did Absolute Bagels Close? Grub Street
- A Bagel Shop Closed, and the Upper West Side Is Absolutely Losing It The New York Times
- Beloved NYC bagel shop mourned by regulars after rat infestation forces sudden closure: 'End of an era' New York Post
- UPDATE: UWS Absolute Bagels Closing Confirmed: ‘It Was a Bombshell’ westsiderag.com
- NYC's Absolute Bagels closed after failing health inspection CBS News
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