Mile End Bagels

4.5(277)

115 Burnley St, Richmond, Victoria, 3121

“Australia's first wood fired bagelry”

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Services:Custom Cake OrdersDeliveryTakeawayDine-In

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MatchaEgg salad bagelSalmon bagelTakeawayDeliveryDine-inCoffeeBreakfast

Why Choose Mile End Bagels?

Mile End Bagels is Richmond's destination for wood-fired bagels with a crisp exterior and chewy centre, built around inventive made-to-order fillings. The egg salad and salmon with avocado and cream cheese are standouts, backed by consistently friendly service and a social atmosphere that keeps locals coming back.

About Mile End Bagels

Bagel shops are still a fairly specific thing in Richmond, and Mile End Bagels is the one people point to when the craving hits. They describe themselves as Australia's first wood-fired bagelry, founded in Fitzroy in 2016, and the Montreal and New York bagel shops that inspired them show in the style: a bagel with a crisp outside and a chewy middle, built around made-to-order sandwiches.

Locals tend to talk about the fillings first. The egg salad comes up again and again, with one person singling out the kick of green tomato in it, and the salmon with cream cheese and avocado is another regular order. Others rave about the chicken salad, the beef pastrami with dijon, and a tuna melt that landed well with someone who found it a touch spicy. There's a rotating monthly special too, which has ranged from a matcha and raspberry jam bagel to a roast porchetta, so there's usually something new to try. We've also heard the filling-to-bagel balance is generous.

Coffee gets a good word as well, from the lattes to the cold brew, which makes it a decent stop for breakfast as well as lunch. You can dine in at the communal table or the window bar, grab a bagel to take away, or have it delivered. It opens early on weekdays and a little later on weekends, and the weekend queue is real, so check the hours before you head in.

The staff come up often as friendly and happy to recommend something, and service is quick. It's on the pricier side for a bagel, and one person felt the portions could be bigger for the money. Still, most people leave happy and plan to come back and work through the rest of the menu. There's free street parking nearby, and they take cards and mobile payments.

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Cream Cheese
plain, dill & caper, chive, cashew (+$1)
$11
Pickled Jalapeños & Cream Cheese
$13
Cream Cheese, Tomato, Basil Oil & Cracked Pepper
$13.50
Avocado, Chive Cream Cheese, Tomato, Pink Salt & Chilli Oil
$14.50
Egg Salad, Tasty Cheese, Green Tomato Chutney, Rocket & Dijon
$16
Free Range Ham, Tasty Cheese, Egg Salad, Pickles, Dijon & Mayo
$17
Smoked Salmon, Dill & Caper Cream Cheese, Tomato & Onion
$19
Smoked Salmon, Avocado, Cream Cheese, Tomato & Lemon Oil
$19.50
Chicken Salad, Avocado, Bbq Sauce, Tomato, Onion, Rocket & Tasty Cheese
$18.50
Brisket Pastrami, Hot 'N' Sweet Mustard, Cream Cheese & Pickles
$18
Beetroot, Avocado, Cashew Cream Cheese & Rocket
$15
Cream Cheese & Raspberry Jam
$12
Crunchy Peanut Butter & Raspberry Jam
$12
Brekky Bagel
Steamed egg, streaky bacon, hi-melt cheese, ketchup, butter & cracked pepper
$16

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Menu as published at mile-end.com.au on 28 October 2026. Prices change; confirm with the shop.

What Customers Say on Google

Bread

“The bagel itself was really good, crispy on the outside and chewy inside. It was not too dry nor too tough as well.”

Pastries

“Love the kick of green tomato in the egg salad and the dijon on the beef pastrami.”

Staff

“The staff were super friendly and happy to make recommendations.”

Source: Google Reviews

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Frequently Asked Questions About Mile End Bagels

: Mile End Bagels describes itself as Australia's first wood-fired bagelry, and its bagels are known for a crisp outside with a chewy middle, Montreal and New York style. Locals come back for the egg salad, especially the green tomato kick, plus salmon with cream cheese and avocado. Coffee and rotating monthly specials like matcha or porchetta also get a lot of attention.
: Yes, Mile End Bagels offers takeaway, delivery and dine-in, along with custom cake orders. The shop also serves coffee and breakfast, and it's set up for a quick lunch order as well as a sit-down visit with sharing tables for a social atmosphere.
: The menu is built around classic bagel fillings such as cream cheese with pickled jalapeños, tomato with basil oil and cracked pepper, avocado with chive cream cheese, egg salad with tasty cheese and green tomato chutney, rocket and dijon, and free range ham with egg salad, pickles, dijon and mayo. They also run monthly specials, so it's worth asking what's current.
: It's a solid option when you're short on time, with customers noting bagels toasted and served within minutes even during a lunch rush. Staff are frequently described as friendly and happy to recommend fillings. Expect queues on weekends, so arrive close to your pickup time if ordering ahead for the freshest bagel.
: Free street parking is available near the Richmond shop. Payment is flexible too, with credit cards, debit cards and NFC mobile payments all accepted, so you can grab your bagel and coffee without needing cash on hand.