Greenville, South Carolina, is quickly becoming a hotspot for businesses looking to expand, with the latest contender being Brooklyn Water Bagels, a Florida-based NYC-style bagel company.
There’s a lore behind the New York bagel. As the story goes, the difference is in the Catskills water. Brooklyn Water Bagels wants to bring its “Brooklynized” bagel to Greenville and is currently scouting real estate.
“Consumers everywhere want the Brooklyn Water Bagel experience. We’re eager to provide a high-quality breakfast fast-casual dining experience, with our authentic NYC bagels and customizable coffee offerings that aren’t currently available in Greenville,” said David Gonzalez, head of development for the business.
“With our growth plan to expand across the Southeast, we see strong potential with Greenville and look forward to offering a fresh presence to the current breakfast scene.”
The franchise’s secret lies in the water. Brooklyn Water Bagels first purifies the water – taken from wherever a location opens – then infuses it with minerals found in the Catskill Mountains that find their way into the water in New York City. The bagel is then boiled in the “Brooklynized” water, which mimics the taste of the famous New York bagel.
Gonzalez said the brand hopes to expand throughout South Carolina after establishing a presence in Greenville. While staying true to its menu, the franchise looks forward to adding some items that will be unique to Greenville.
A location for the new Brooklyn Water Bagels establishment in Greenville has not been finalized. Stay tuned for updates as the bagel joint adds to Greenville’s growing breakfast scene.
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