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  1. Starship Bagel

    NY-Style Bakery

    Eat 90
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    The bagels here are kettle-boiled and hand-rolled, and the owner once won New York's Bagelfest twice, which is its own kind of declaration. This is a counter-order bagel shop with a line out the door and spreads that work for both the plain-schmear traditionalist and whoever orders the avocado toast-but-make-it-a-bagel sandwich. A James Beard nominee two years running, and on Eater's Dallas essentials list. Get there early, or just accept the wait.

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    • Millennial Falcon

      “Millennial Falcon (a take on avocado toast, but make it a bagel)”

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    • Supernova lox

      “Supernova Lox (lox plus tomato, cucumber, red onion, and capers)”

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    • Cucumber

      “Cucumber (sliced cuke on a choice of bagel with schmear)”

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