Henderson gets Nevada's first PopUp Bagels!
PopUp Bagels opened its first Nevada location on August 28, 2026, at 1685 E. Cactus Avenue, Suite 120, giving Henderson a new breakfast stop near St. Rose Parkway and Spencer Street.
Quick Facts Before You Go
What makes these bagels different?
PopUp Bagels serves its bagels warm and whole, with cream cheese or butter on the side. The brand calls the ritual Grip, Rip & Dip: tear off a piece and dip it into a spread.
It's an easy format for sharing. A group can try several bagels and schmears without ordering individual sandwiches.
A Henderson opening with local operators
Local partners Gary Rubenyan and Raffi Babaian, associated with Lucky Bagel, operate the first Nevada shop. The brand has announced plans for seven Nevada locations; the other six are not confirmed open.
Founded by Adam Goldberg in Westport, Connecticut, PopUp Bagels is expanding into Southern Nevada. The Las Vegas Sun reported the partnership, and the Henderson Chamber calendar documented the August grand opening.
What can you order?
Reported varieties include plain, everything, sesame, poppy seed and salt bagels. Spreads have included plain and scallion cream cheese, salted butter and brown sugar cinnamon butter. Availability changes.
A third-party delivery listing has shown these bundles:
These are delivery-platform prices, not independently verified counter prices. Fees and availability may change.
A Vegas-exclusive Spicy Feta schmear appeared during the August launch; its current availability is unconfirmed. |
 AI-generated illustration of bagels and spreads inspired by the PopUp Bagels concept; not an actual PopUp Bagels product photograph. Illustration: Henderson Shoutouts. |
Planning a visit from Henderson neighborhoods
The shop sits near St. Rose Parkway and Spencer Street. Use the full address in the quick facts for directions; some directories call the area Las Vegas, while PopUp Bagels labels the store Henderson (St. Rose).
Why this opening matters locally
With local operators behind the counter, the chain adds a specialty breakfast option to the southern valley. Its short menu focuses on whole bagels and separate spreads rather than traditional bagel sandwiches.
Ordering, pickup and a few practical tips
The official ordering portal shows available pickup windows and flavors. For group orders, check:
Any preorder estimate can change with demand. Seating, parking arrangements and counter prices have not been independently confirmed.
The takeaway for Henderson neighbors
For a first visit, compare the bundles, choose a couple of spreads and confirm your total through the official menu before heading over. |
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The Henderson name with a Las Vegas ZIP code might confuse people. Checking Cactus Avenue before heading out is probably a good idea.
Seven Nevada locations is a big plan. Glad the first one has local operators, especially folks connected with Lucky Bagel.
I usually want my bagel sliced and toasted, so the whole bagel thing might take some getting used to. Is the dipping less messy than it sounds?
The Spicy Feta schmear sounds good. Hope it sticks around after the opening.
kim_87Same here. Spicy feta with an everything bagel sounds great. Has anyone seen it on the menu lately?
Those delivery prices seem steep for bagels and one schmear. I'd be curious to see what the bundles cost at the counter.
That’s a fair point. Those are third-party delivery prices, and we haven’t verified the counter prices. We’ll update the article if we can confirm them.
A breakfast stop near St. Rose and Spencer sounds handy. Does anyone know if online pickup is quicker than walking in?
Maria G.I ordered ahead on Sunday and got through faster than the walk-in line. Might be different on a weekday.