Neighbors
Fresh everything and sesame bagels cooling on wooden boards

Open Wednesday to Monday, 6:30 to 2:30

Small batch, slow fermented bagels, hand rolled every morning in Hooksett.

21 Londonderry Turnpike, Hooksett. Closed Tuesdays.

A bagel sandwich held up in front of the Neighbors window

Worth the wait

Every bagel is hand rolled, slow fermented, and baked fresh each morning. Everything in our kitchen is made from scratch and made to order, so on a busy Saturday the line can get long. We promise it's worth it.

We went from an empty storefront to open doors in about five months: demolition, permits, late nights, and more trips to Home Depot than we'd like to admit. Now we get to feed the neighborhood.

Thanks for showing up like good neighbors do.

  • Local coffeeRoasted by our friends at Union Coffee Co.
  • Gluten freeBagels from Dishon Bakery, every day.
  • By the dozenHalf and full dozens to go, every day.
Video by @drew.caudill.nh

What the neighbors say

5.0 on Google from 201 reviews

  • "The bagels are some of the best I've had outside of NY/NJ. Even if you're just driving through on 101, worth pulling off here."
    Sean M.
  • "Absolute game changer. Will drive 25 minutes for the bagels, their coffee and the atmosphere."
    Mariano S.
  • "Neighbors has quickly become a Saturday morning staple. The bagels are to die for, the coffee is wonderful and the employees are kind!"
    Kara R.
  • "Can tell time and technique goes into them. Coffee was great with homemade syrups which is rare. Definitely worth the trip."
    Paul G.
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From the counter

Lox combo bagel with cucumbers and capers Tomato and bacon bagel on a tray Iced latte next to a bag of Union Coffee beans Iced coffee and bagels at a table by the blue tile counter Three golden retrievers sitting outside the shop

Come say hi

Where
21 Londonderry Turnpike
Hooksett, NH
Hours
Wednesday to Monday
6:30 am to 2:30 pm
Closed Tuesdays
Call
(603) 219-1652
Email
info@neighborscountercafe.com
The Neighbors storefront with window boxes on Londonderry Turnpike