On the Way Café
“Look for eggs-any-style, toast, muffins, oatmeal, and granola at this sweet little townie spot,” says Westchester Magazine award-winning food writer Julia Sexton. “It’s great for when you want something fast, but you don’t want a starch bomb (read: bagel, roll, or croissant). Plus, there’s free WiFi for when you want to get a jump on your emails.”
34 Ridgeland Ter (914) 921-2233
onthewaycaferye.com
Patisserie Salzburg
“This tony European pastry shop slings coffee and breakfast pastries to commuters about to board the nearby Metro-North train,” Sexton points out. “It opens at 7:30 am for early birds and is a great choice for those for which a mundane bun will not do. Fellow commuters clutching Starbucks cups will be jealous.”
77 Purchase St (914) 921-4458
patisseriesalzburg.com
Hand Rolled Bagels
“The fan base of this bagel shop is pretty vocal,” Sexton says. “It has won a few Best of Westchester awards—it’s also perfect for those breakfasts that you eat out of a bag.”
17 Purdy Ave (914) 967-4322
Others you might consider:
Upper Crust Bagel Company
“Located in the heart of downtown Rye, this classy bagel place offers the typical bagels and spreads, but also has a wide selection of gourmet sandwiches and salads,” Sexton notes.
29 Purchase St (914) 921-3599
uppercrustbagelsofrye.com
Jerry’s Post Road Market
“Camouflaged as a convenience store, this market hides some of Rye’s best breakfast sandwiches,” Sexton says. “Fast service, its own parking lot, a selection of groceries, and even text-to-order make this the perfect choice for the power commuter.”
1000 Boston Post Rd (914) 967-7033
jerrysprm.com
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