Bagelfeld’s set to reopen Phoenix location 4 months after sustaining fire damage

Bagelfeld’s is set to reopen its Phoenix location Wednesday, four months after a fire forced it to close for repairs.

The family-owned bagel shop at Thomas Road and 30th Street has been closed since April 23, when a fire broke out in the building’s roof.

The restaurant plans to reopen on a limited basis.

It will be open only Wednesdays-Saturdays until it can add enough staff to operate on Sundays and Tuesdays. Additionally, the bagel shop will not take online orders for the first week.

Anybody interested in a job at the Phoenix location can send a resume to admin@bagelfeld.com. Applicants must be available to work Sundays and Tuesdays.

Charles Blonkenfeld opened the Thomas Road Bagelfeld’s in 2020 after he started making bagels to sell at local farmers markets.

A second location opened at Rural and Baseline roads in Tempe in January of this year.

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