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It's the food that impresses here, punching higher than the setting.
More dense, with a chewy center and crispy exterior, PopUp Bagels are served warm alongside requisite cream cheese cups.
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The restaurant was consistently on Newsday's Top 50 Restaurants list and was known for its Asian bao sandwiches.
It was based in the home of the former Beverly Diner.
Expect 50-cent wings, $25 lobster rolls, $5 wines, $10 appetizers and more.
