Los Bagels (Eureka)

403 2nd St. Eureka, CA

Hours

Open daily 7 a.m. - 3 p.m.

About

Step up to the counter at Los Bagels (Eureka), and you'll be hit with the scent of freshly baked bagels and greeted in two languages. Since they opened in '84, they've been the perfect example of a Jewish/Latin fusion in Humboldt, bringing a traditional bagel with a Cali-Mex twist and a whole lot of community spirit. The Eureka location is the same as the Arcata one, really, just with the same energy, the same sense of community, and the same love of good food in the middle of downtown.

Los Bagels is more than just a bakery. It's a place where people go to meet up with friends and family and where travelers stop in. The owners are very much committed to sustainability and local sourcing, so whatever you're having, whether it's a dozen bagels, a breakfast burrito, or a slice of Rosca de Reyes, you're going to be eating locally sourced ingredients from some of the very best producers in Humboldt County. It's a community-driven place, and they support local causes and have all sorts of events throughout the year, so every visit is, in effect, a little party.

Vibe

On the outside, Los Bagels (Eureka) stands out with its colorful mural and cheerful signage, welcoming you in from the busy street. Inside, the café is vibrant and eclectic: walls adorned with local art, bilingual menus, and a steady line of regulars chatting with the staff while waiting for their favorite order. There’s a mix of booth seating, cozy tables, and counter spots perfect for solo diners or a quick coffee break.

The atmosphere is always buzzing, with laughter, kids enjoying “Slug Slime” on their bagels, and the scent of brewing coffee filling the air. It’s casual and lively, but never rushed—customers are encouraged to linger, catch up with friends, or just watch the world go by through the big front windows. Reviews rave about the friendly, community-focused vibe that keeps people coming back.

Los Bagels (Eureka): Menu & Drinks

The 'Slug' is a must-have (a garlic, onion, poppy and sesame seed bagel), particularly with their lox or a schmear of chipotle cream cheese. The Green Chile & Cheese bagel is another one of their favorites and is ideally enjoyed with a side of their rather spicy 'Slug Slime' salsa. For something sweet, there's the Rosca de Reyes and the Mexican Wedding Cookies (both of which are local legends).

Breakfast sandwiches, bagel dogs and burritos complete the menu along with a good range of fresh salads and lunch specials. Coffee is from local roasters, and there's a good selection of espresso, teas and fresh juices.

A stop at Los Bagels (Eureka) is more than just a meal. It's a bite of Humboldt culture, a delicious reason to slow down and connect.

Local Tips

  • Arrive early for the best bagel selection, especially on weekends.
  • Vegan and gluten-free options are available.
  • Outdoor seating is dog-friendly and ideal for sunny mornings.
  • Check out their website and social media for specials, events, and catering.

Location

403 2nd St. Eureka, CA

Frequently Asked Questions

By air: The closest airport to McKinleyville, Eureka, and Arcata is the California Redwood Coast-Humboldt County Airport (ACV). Also known as the Eureka/Arcata airport, ACV is located in McKinleyville and serviced by United and Avelo airlines, providing direct connections to/from several hubs.

The closest major international airports to the Redwood Coast are located in San Francisco, Oakland, and Sacramento at about 5½ driving distance each.

By car: As a key drive-to destination, traveling along California or Oregon’s west coast provides spectacular scenery for the journey. Linking to Coastal Highway 101 from San Francisco and Sacramento is about a 5-hour drive to Eureka. For those driving southbound on Highway 101 from Oregon, it is about a 2-hour drive to Trinidad just north of Eureka.


Both the Redwoods National and State Park and Humboldt Redwoods State Park are open throughout the year, closing only for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s. Winter Hours also frequently include closures mid-week, while parks are open daily from late spring through fall. Each season offers its own feel for the Redwoods, though some like to plan around the rainier season from late October through April.

McKinleyville is a coastal community on Highway 101 situated between the redwoods and the ocean, making it an ideal base camp for adventure on California’s North Coast. The Redwood National and State Parks are located about half an hour north of McKinleyville, with the southern gateway to the parks found in the town of Orick on Highway 101.

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