The bialy is the bagel’s older, humbler cousin from Bialystok, Poland — a soft, chewy round with a dimpled center filled with onion and poppy seeds, no hole, no boiling. Baked in New York bakeries for over a century, it’s the breakfast roll that purists refuse to toast.

The bagel’s older cousin
A soft, chewy roll with a toasted onion-and-poppy dimple in the center — the classic New York bialy, best fresh from the oven.


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