H&H Bagels in Penn Station
Penn 1 LIRR Concourse · New York, NY 10119
Located inside the Penn 1 LIRR Concourse, H&H Bagels at Penn Station is a convenient stop for commuters, travelers, and visitors exploring nearby destinations like Madison Square Garden, Moynihan Train Hall, Hudson Yards, and offices throughout Midtown Manhattan. Whether you’re grabbing breakfast before boarding the LIRR or sitting down for a quick bite between meetings, this location offers fast service with quality food, and a calmer place to enjoy it within the hustle and bustle of Penn Station.
Our commitment to bagel-making stands strong amid the rush of daily commuters. Each bagel is crafted from our original 1972 recipe and kettle-boiled, then oven-baked to achieve that unmistakable, desirable texture. The outcome is a perfectly golden crust with a satisfyingly dense, chewy center that holds up whether you’re grabbing a quick breakfast before your train or fueling up after you arrive. We bake crowd-pleasing varieties throughout the day, so there’s always a fresh option ready when you are.
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Hours of Operation
Monday – Friday: 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday – Sunday: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Location Information
Address
Penn Station
Penn 1 LIRR Concourse
New York, NY 10119
Phone
(646) 386-8131
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What You’ll Find at Our Penn Station Location
The Penn Station H&H Bagels location is designed for both speed and comfort. This spot has become part of many daily routines for commuters who want consistent quality and great service on the go. Grab a fresh bagel quickly or divert from the Penn Station rush for a comfortable sit-down bite.
What makes this Penn Station location stand out:
- Freshly baked, iconic bagels made the H&H way
- Fan-favorite spreads, including our spicy scallion schmear
- Quick, efficient service tailored to busy commuters
- A welcoming seating area inside Penn Station with less foot traffic
- Friendly staff who get to know regular customers and their orders
What Our Customers Are Saying Online
Our values at H&H Bagel are reflected in what our regulars appreciate most: attentive service from familiar faces and a reliable bagel every time, right inside Penn Station.
Tim S.
“Great food and service. All the crew are very nice and professional. Elizabeth and Emanuel are great!”
Alexa K.
“This spot is amazing! The bagels are huge, and the Spicy Scallion Cream Cheese should stay here forever. The vibes were great; spot to sit in Penn without commotion. The staff is also great and very helpful!”
Michelle B.
“Jasmine, Manny and Elizabeth are exceptional! I go to H&H Bagel in Penn Station every morning and I don’t even have to tell them my order, they already know it!”
Directions, Accessibility & Ordering
Located inside the Penn 1 LIRR Concourse, H&H Bagels is just a short walk from Penn Station's Long Island Rail Road platforms, Moynihan Train Hall, Madison Square Garden, and the 34th Street station entrances. Clear signage within the station makes it easy to find whether you're arriving by train, heading to a nearby office, or attending an event in Midtown Manhattan.
Accessibility
- Penn Station is ADA accessible
- Wide concourse walkways accommodate luggage, strollers and mobility devices
- Convenient for travelers and daily commuters alike
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Need breakfast for a meeting, commuter event, or group gathering near Penn Station? H&H Bagels Penn Station offers convenient online ordering and catering services for office breakfasts, corporate meetings, travel groups, and family gatherings.
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If you’re ordering breakfast for yourself or catering for a nearby office, this location makes it easy to enjoy H&H Bagels inside Penn Station.