From opening until 2 pm on Thursday, November 7, Bruegger’s Bagels (2334 Wisconsin Ave.) will give one cup of free coffee to any patron who requests one. (Patrons will be encouraged to make a donation to support children’s hospitals.)
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Nov 7 is free coffee day at Bruegger’s
Posted in Freebies, Fundraisers, Glover Park, Restaurants, tagged 2334, Bruegger's Bagels, Children's Miracle Network on November 6, 2013| 4 Comments »
Get a coupon for three free Bruegger’s bagels
Posted in Freebies, Glover Park, Restaurants, tagged 2334, Bruegger's Bagels on January 18, 2011| Leave a Comment »
In honor of its birthday, Bruegger’s Bagels (2334 Wisconsin Ave.) will send a coupon good for three free bagels—redeemable on “National Bagel Day,” February 8—to anyone who has completed a short survey and “liked” Bruegger’s on Facebook. Check out the “new coupon” tab of the shop’s Facebook page for details.
Reported by Laurie England.
Bruegger’s Bagels opens its doors
Posted in Glover Park, Merchants, Openings, tagged 2334, Bruegger's Bagels on September 1, 2009| Leave a Comment »
From the September 2009 Glover Park Gazette:
The new Bruegger’s Bagels at 2334 Wisconsin Avenue should be open for business by the time you read this, but its grand opening ceremonies are scheduled for the weekend of September 11, a publicist for the company said. Throughout that weekend, bagels with cream cheese will cost 99 cents, and the chain’s signature Herby turkey sandwich will cost $2.99. The shop is open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily.
Bruegger’s buildout set to start
Posted in Glover Park, Merchants, Openings, tagged 2334, Bruegger's Bagels on June 1, 2009| Leave a Comment »
From the June 2009 Glover Park Gazette:
Your bagels will be ready soon. Speaking on behalf of Bruegger’s Enterprises, publicist Tracy Aiello says that construction should begin this month on a Bruegger’s Bagels store at 2334 Wisconsin, in the old Blockbuster building. The shop—with entrances in front and in back—should be open “in very early September,” she adds.
