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Named after Greenpoint, this long-established bagel store is beloved by locals.

Bagel Point is an established bagel shop in Greenpoint that has been in business since 1977. Bagel Point uses carefully selected ingredients, including organic eggs, organic coffee, and unbleached flour, with the health of their customers in mind. In addition to several types of bagels, the shop also offers a selection of sandwiches, paninis, and acai balls. The restaurant is also vegan-friendly, with vegan sandwiches and a vegan breakfast menu.

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