Where is Bruegger’s Bagels Corporate office Headquarters

Bruegger’s Bagels Headquarters Address and Contact

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  • Address: 12201 Merit Dr #900, Dallas, TX 75251, United States

  • Phone Number:
    802-660-4020

  • Fax Number: 802-652-9293

  • Email: N/A

  • Number of Employees: 5,000

  • Established: 1983

  • Founder: Nordahl Brue

  • Key People: Paul Carolan CPA (President)

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Bruegger’s Bagels Headquarters Executive Team

Name

Title

Nordahl L. Brue

Co-Founder

Mike Dressell

Co-Founder

Judy Kadylak

Vice President of Marketing

About Bruegger’s Bagels, History and Headquarters Information

Bruegger’s was incorporated by Nordahl Brue and Mike Dressel in 1983. They started the first store in Troy, New York. The company is based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. In 2003, the company was obtained by James J. Greco and Sun Capital Partners acquired from the founders.

Bruegger’s Enterprises, Inc. owns and operates restaurants. The Company provides its customers with a line of food items such as sandwiches, soups, salads, cream cheeses, coffee, bagels, breakfast, lunch, muffins, desserts, and beverages. It is a subsidiary of the Luxembourg-based company JAB Holding Company. They are capable of making approximately 70 million bagels each year. In addition to this, they made the Guinness World Record for making the world’s largest bagel.This company owns and operates more than 300 restaurants in 26 different states in the USA, the District of Columbia, and Canada.

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  • Jennifer Hebert says:

    Seriously your store in Charlotte NC is ridiculous. I went in today June 11th 2024, Sharon Amity, the person, behind the counter, dark hair, so loud, so unprofessional I am embarrassed for women everywhere and I’m guessing the Young black gentleman is a manager too, he just watched it happen. I get everyone needs a job, but you are in trouble if this is the best you have. Why has there been so much turnover in my neighborhood store? I will go to Poppy’s before I ever go back there. The other person on the register, Wow, just wow, she was kind of scary. The people look like they are miserable, the whole vibe is just off. Seemed as if they were all training and it’s a shame with such good bagels. I asked for my receipt after going to the table and thinking for a minute and when I went to get it, I’m told, Sorry I threw it away. This is not the best representation of your product. I now know how much you pay your workers and I can understand, but why did I need to know? I see why tips are solicited and I have no problem with tipping but I don’t know what to even say about the confusion in the store today. Zero customer service, Zero management, again I’m not going in there again until it’s not so miserable. I’m guessing it’s good you close at 2, less people affected. Fix the store, get some staff, pay livable wages and you might get a better class of employee in the store than was there today. I had no idea with how much you pay for a bagel in there that you pay so poorly, until the really loud lady told all of us. You truly get what you pay for.

  • Frances Eyrich says:

    I did not receive my points on my bagels. Poor unskilled kids work in these shops.

  • Mark says:

    On my last visit to the Edina, MN location (44th/France), I did not receive my reward points. Again. This keeps happening. And contacting the local office is of no use, because I do not receive any reply. I have been emailing them ever since the last day I was there. Not sure I will return.

  • Renee says:

    The Manager Sam of the Melrose location is very rude to her employee an African American lady and that’s not nice at all…she needs to learn how to talk to people politely.

  • Ronald Margittay says:

    What the hell is wrong with your phones at HQ??? No answer or continuous busy. Really!

  • Laurie Abel says:

    Visited brueggers in Woodbury Mn. today. It was either the manager or assistant manager that waiting on us. We bought 4 bagels in a tub of cream cheese. The employee was in the case arranging the cream cheese and instead of stepping aside so I could pick out my cream cheese she didn’t move. She then proceeded to check us out and I said for the for bagels and cream cheese it would be almost the same price as a half-dozen with a tub of cream cheese she completely ignored me and continue to tell me what my total was I thought that was very poor service and extremely rude. Maybe your business would be a little more busy if they would accommodate and help the consumer more.

  • Bruce W Johnson says:

    no contact. not answering phones. madison, al store closed. nearest store in huntsville, al 11 miles away. want compensation for time wasted.

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