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Schmucks Bagels: a Cheap and Tasty Lunch in Melbourne’s CBD 

If you’re after a quick, delicious, and affordable lunch in the city, Schmucks Bagels is the place to go. With fresh, chewy bagels packed with flavour, this is one of the best spots for bagels in Melbourne. 

Whether you’re a fan of smoked salmon, crispy chicken, or vegetarian options, the Schmucks Bagels menu has something for everyone.

Schmucks bagels melbourne, the restaurant shows dining tables and the sign

Why Schmucks Bagels?

Finding a cheap and satisfying lunch in the CBD isn’t always easy, but Schmucks Bagels makes it simple.

Their bagels are baked fresh daily and generously filled with high-quality ingredients. The menu takes inspiration from New York-style deli bagels while adding a Melbourne twist—think creative flavour combos, locally sourced produce, and a touch of fun.

Schmucks bagels menu showing the breakfast bagel
The Breakfast Bagel

Our Review

Coming off the train at Southern Cross right at 12 noon, we called into Schmucks in Collins Street for a bagel and coffee.  Very good, quick service. My husband and I split a bacon and egg bagel and a corn beef and sauerkraut bagel so we could taste both flavours and they were delicious!  The coffee was good too.   The inside had small tables, but there was an outdoor area, still under cover if anyone needed a bit more space between tables. 

– Terrie

Seated with meals at Schmucks bagels melbourne
Enjoying our lunch at Schmucks Bagels

Schmucks Bagels Menu Must-Tries

With so many tempting choices, it’s hard to pick just one. Here are some Schmucks Bagels menu highlights:

Luv u Lox ($15.00) – A classic smoked salmon bagel with creamy cream cheese, pickled red onion, watercress, and lemon on rye.

Holy Belly ($14.50) – Asian BBQ pork belly, jalapeños, sauerkraut, iceberg, caramelised onion, and kewpie on seedy grain.

The Truffler ($15.50) – Crumbed free-range chicken breast, truffle cheese, kewpie, harissa slaw, McClure’s pickles, and fiery chilli sauce on sesame.

Miso Schmick ($11.00) – Miso tuna, wasabi peas, kewpie mayo, melted cheese, snow pea shoots, pickled ginger, and iceberg on sesame.

Salt’n’Sauer ($14.00) – Pastrami, dijon mustard, melted cheese, piccalilli, and sauerkraut on rye.

Hippie-Slicker ($11.00) – A delicious vegetarian option with turmeric-roasted cauliflower, hummus, watercress, tomato, and lemon on seedy grain.

You can also customise your bagel in Melbourne with extras like pickles, avocado, bacon, or cheese. And if you need a gluten-free bagel, you can swap for an extra $1. View the full menu here.

Empty white dining tables with blue chairs
Outdoor dining at Schmucks Bagels Collins Street

Affordable and Convenient

Schmucks Bagels is perfect for a quick, tasty, and budget-friendly lunch. With comfortable seating and great coffee, it’s an easy dining or grab-and-go option.

Prices are reasonable, especially for the quality of ingredients, making it one of the best-value spots for bagels in the CBD.

An open bagel showing fillings, Bagels CBD
The Salt’n’Sauer Bagel

Accessibility

No steps and on ground level.

Where to Find Schmucks Bagels

There are two Schmucks Bagels locations in Melbourne’s CBD:

  • Shop 1/551 Little Lonsdale St
  • 181 Collins St

Both are easy to reach, whether you’re commuting or just wandering through the city.

If you’re craving a great bagel in Melbourne, Schmucks Bagels should be on your list. 

Spacious dining area, Bagels CBD
Schmucks Bagels dining area

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