Einstein Bros. Bagels - Clemson

The coffee here is good, but the food prices are outrageous. A bagel is reasonably priced at $1.89, but charging $1.50 just for cream cheese is ridiculous! They skimp on the cream cheese, too, so if you want extra, it's another $1.50. That means you're paying three dollars just to get a decent amount of cream cheese that should’ve been included in the first place! Many bagel shops offer it for free. It's hard to believe. Their sandwiches are decent, but they start at $6 or $7 each. If the food were more reasonably priced, I would definitely eat here more often. I do stop by for coffee fairly regularly, but even that is twice the price of what you’d pay at Spill the Beans.

Fantastic chai tea lattes and the only spot where I can find cinnamon sugar bagels! They're delicious! It can be a bit expensive, but the flavor definitely makes it worth it!

There are only two places in the world to find a truly authentic bagel. The first is Brooklyn, NY, and the second is Einstein's Bagels. Delicious!

This lively bagel shop located in the Hendrix Student Center offers freshly made bagels that you can enjoy in numerous ways. You can choose to have them simply with a schmear or opt for a more substantial bagel sandwich. Additionally, the shop provides a variety of fresh-squeezed juices and grab-and-go meals. It's an ideal spot to grab a quick coffee or espresso before class. Keep in mind that it’s a small shop, so lines can get long during finals or between class blocks.

The coffee is good, but the food prices are outrageous. A bagel is reasonably priced at $1.89, but they charge $1.50 just for a little cream cheese! And they barely spread any on, so if you want more, that’s another $1.50. In total, that's $3 just to get the usual amount of cream cheese that should come with a bagel! Many bagel shops offer cream cheese for free. It's hard to believe. Their sandwiches are decent but start at $6 or $7 each. I would visit more often if the prices were more reasonable. I do come for coffee fairly regularly, but even that is twice as expensive as what Spill the Beans charges.