The Bagel Table
Address: | 9 South Main Street, Natick, MA 01760 |
Website: | https://mybageltable.com/locations/natick/ |
The Bagel Table is a local chain that opened their first location in Chestnut Hill in 2018. In the span of just four years, they've managed to open four other locations, including their Natick Center restaurant, with a fifth on the way.
Their menu is exactly what you'd expect, a variety of bagels, bagel sandwiches and other bakery treats. Included among their specialty bagels are The Full Table, Freddie from Chelsea and Morty's Ess Gezunt. They also serve fresh roasted coffee, as well as tea and lemonade.
While an obvious choice for breakfast, it's got enough sandwich variety to make it a lunch stop as well. And, it's short walk from the train station for those looking for a bite on the way to work. Speaking of work, they offer custom platters for catering, so consider The Bagel Table if you're looking to treat your employees to a holiday snack.
As for the interior, much of the structural layout was inherited from the former restaurant that inhabited 9 South Main. The best seats in the house are along the windows that overlook the Common.
A few interesting notes about the location itself ...
- Movie star, Julia Roberts was rumored to have stopped by in the early 2000s when it was the Bakery on the Common.
- Years ago, it was The Rainbow Restaurant
- The Bagel Table's current signage was where the longtime "Hughes & Hughes Real Estate" sign was. They had the best phone number in town: 655-5555.
The Bagel Table Locations
- Ashland
- Boston Landing
- Burlington (coming soon)
- Chestnut Hill
- Natick
- Wayland
The Bagel Table Hours
Monday | 7am - 2pm |
Tuesday | 7am - 2pm |
Wednesday | 7am - 2pm |
Thursday | 7am - 2pm |
Friday | 7am - 2pm |
Saturday | 7am - 2pm |
Sunday | 7am - 2pm |
Natick Books & More
- U.S. Army Natick Laboratories
- Natick Dictionary: A New England Indian Lexicon
- More Easy Walks in Massachusetts
- Natick (Images of America)
- Dispossession by Degrees: Indian Land and Identity in Natick, Massachusetts, 1650-1790
- Nonantum and Natick
- History of the town of Natick, Mass. : from the days of the apostolic Eliot, MDCL, to the present time, MDCCCXXX