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CMB Year in Review: Farewell 2017, Hello 2018!

January 4, 2018/in Date Stats, Dating in LA, Dating in NYC, Dating in SF /by Audrie Thompson

Happy New Year, Bagels! We hope you rang in the New Year in style (…and maybe even with a Bagel…), but before we get ahead of ourselves let’s bid one last farewell to 2017 by looking back at what happened on CMB!
We crunched some numbers to find out which cities took the crown for most LIKED to most ACTIVE in 2017, and here’s what we found:
CMB 2017: United States
We also took an even closer look at some of our top cities in the US! Find out how many introductions were made and messages sent in each city here:
San Francisco | New York | Los Angeles | Boston | Washington D.C. | Chicago
Cheers, Bagels! Let’s make 2018 a year to remember ;)

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International Love: Dating Around the World

August 4, 2015/in Date Stats, Dating in NYC, Dating in SF /by Guest Blogger

The following article is a guest post, courtesy of Adrienne Shih

Ever wonder what dating is like in another part of the world? We asked global CMBers about different aspects of their love lives, with everything from their eligibility to how much they’re willing to pay on the first date. Responses varied across the board, but there’s one thing most CMBers can agree with — dating, regardless of where you live, is difficult. But don’t worry, that’s where we can help.
Take a look at what members said, from where the most eligible singles are to what characteristics they value most in a match.


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San Francisco’s 5 Most Eligible Bagels

July 29, 2015/in Dating in SF /by Audrie Thompson

Let’s face it – dating in San Francisco can be difficult. Whether it’s because people lack proper dating etiquette, or relationships start as quickly as they end — it’s pretty easy to run into some obstacles while on your quest to find your Everything Bagel. That’s not to say that you can’t or won’t. In fact, San Francisco is home to some of the most attractive, successful, and interesting people.
Here’s a taste of our most eligible bachelors & bachelorettes in the City by the Bay. Flip through and meet five of your fellow CMB San Franciscans as they reveal their hidden talents, best date stories, and more!
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Anything For Love: All Nighters, Steep Climbs And 13 Hour Time Differences

December 18, 2014/in Date Stories /by Guest Blogger

What started with a bottle of Prosecco and a box of canolis has evolved into yet another beautiful coffee meets bagel relationship! Ehsan and Leanne were both looking for someone that they really clicked with, not just a casual hook up or one night stand. We’re happy to report that they finally found what they were looking for.

Leanne heard about Coffee Meets Bagel in an VentureBeat article “5 Dates In 5 Nights.” The (very smart) journalist promised exactly what CMB delivers: high quality, well-matched dates, so Leanne signed up. It was Ehsan’s roommate who told him about Coffee Meets Bagel; He wasn’t interested in swiping through endless profiles and never hearing back from anyone he messaged, so CMB sounded right up his alley.

Easily one of the more adorable things Ehsan told us about getting Leanne as a match was that he “actually laughed out loud” because she was so “stunningly gorgeous.” She had to have been a ploy by the app to keep him interested. There was no way he was going to match with this beautiful woman… at least that’s what he thought. Contrary to what he thought, Leanne was not a ploy, was indeed a real live beautiful woman and she thought he was “adorably handsome!” She liked that his pictures and bio portrayed him as an outdoorsy, smart, genuine person. They soon learned that they’re both really active people, and it was important to Ehsan that he find someone who could keep up with him. Little did he know what Leanne had in store for their first date.

This is just a section of the stairs Leanne and Ehsan hiked up on their first date.

This is just a section of the stairs Leanne and Ehsan hiked up on their first date.

This is where the prosecco and canolis come into play. Leanne told Ehsan to meet her in North Beach, San Francisco on a (soon to be fated) Saturday afternoon. She then proceeded to “drag” him up 400 steps to a park at the top of the hill. She took note of his ability to keep up, and that was just the beginning of the things they came realize they had in common that day. They spent the afternoon walking around the neighborhood, just talking. Ehsan told us that, despite the fact that he had a bike race to prepare for the next day, he hung out with Leanne for the rest of the day. He ended up pulling an all nighter fixing his bike, but said he had a smile on his face the whole time.

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Ehsan and his two favorite things — his fiance, and dirt bikes.

Unfortunately, life gets in the way sometimes, and the day after their second date, both Ehsan and Leanne went on trips abroad for several weeks. He was in Asia and she was in South America, a 13 hour time difference, but they still managed to catch each other on Facebook messenger every day. Leanne says she would lie in her hostel bunk talking to him and note how ridiculous the location stamps on their messages were. “sent from Shenzen”, “sent from Buzios” they would say. Leanne also told us that their daily chats were never planned, “they happened organically because we enjoyed each other’s conversation so much.”  Ehsan even said he actively tried not to think about Leanne while he was away because he knew it would only make his trip seem to go by slower.

In Leanne’s words, “I got back to San Francisco on a Sunday afternoon, and Ehsan came over the same night. :) The rest is history.” Bottom line is, Ehsan and Leanne are now engaged!

There is some kind of beauty in the act of pining for another person. Leanne and Ehsan’s story about their time apart, after only having been on 2 dates, is a classic example of the curveballs life will throw your way. BUT when it’s right, it will work. We are so happy for you Ehsan and Leanne! Congratulations!

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The happy couple. Congratulations you two!


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Going On My First Real Date Through CMB

July 31, 2014/in Dating in SF /by Guest Blogger

The following article is a guest post, courtesy of Bronson Farr

Interning at CMB has given me a lot of insight into what really goes into running a dating app (one of best according to iTunes). It’s also fun because my friends and family always ask me, “Do you get to pick all of your matches?” And the answer to that is no, with some laughter added in.
I’ve recently decided that I was ready to start dating after getting over a past relationship. I won’t get into too much about it except for the fact that there was a bit of emotional scarring, and that it does take me a while to get over things like breakups. I didn’t feel completely free and ready to mingle until a year and a half after my relationship ended.

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“I’m single and ready to mingle!”

But the world of online dating is relatively new to me. I’ve been a CMB member for a little over a year now, and out of those 365 days that I’ve gotten matches, I’ve been only connected with 10 people. Normally I would just joke to myself that the ladies who have said no to me can’t handle my sheer sexiness, but I’m sure they had their reasons for passing on me. That being said, I usually hit the like button whenever I get a fresh bagel.
One day in June, I got match with a lovely young woman who worked at Microsoft. We connected and started talking through CMB’s new messenger feature on their app, which made things a lot more convenient than the old third party text you would get. We just had some small talk for a day or two about our backgrounds until she suggested meeting up one day. Naturally I said yes, and told her about my favorite Thai place in downtown San Francisco (and, no, it’s not  pronounced “San Fran” to our visitors). She was down for Thai and we decided on a day that worked best for us. We exchanged numbers to make sure we would still be in contact should there be any confusion on our meeting place.
The feeling you get when you have the chance to go out on a date with a girl you met online is comparable to that of a giddy schoolgirl getting ready to go to her first Justin Bieber concert. As you can imagine, the day of the date I woke up excited. I put on my best button up shirt, a nice pair of jeans, and Nikes that complimented my outfit. My whole day in the office was kind of a blur because I was getting ready for the night, arming my arsenal of puns and conversation topics. Finally, the work day was over, and I was off on my adventure for the night.

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That feeling when you’re about to go on your first date.

We met at the cable car turnaround on Powell St. across the street from the mall. She was wearing a yellow dress and had a smile on her face as bright as the sun. I jokingly told her that the restaurant we were about to walk to was in the Tenderloin (one of the poorer areas of SF), and she laughed along as we walked a couple blocks to our destination.
We were seated immediately upon entering the restaurant. Scanning the restaurant, I noticed it was fairly busy for a weeknight, but that didn’t seem to bother me. I was on my first date in over a year and was already having a great time. We looked at the menu, and a few jokes and 10 minutes later we decided on splitting spring rolls, pineapple fried rice, and a bowl of mild green curry.
During the meal we discussed how we happened to find our current occupations. She had interned at Microsoft before getting hired; she had gotten the chance to work at Tesla before moving to the Bay Area. It was pretty interesting to hear about what she did at Microsoft. It was stuff I would never be able to do, but I do give her mad respect for going into the tech field. She joked about being one of the only women in her department, talking about how much of a sausage-fest it was. I compared that to the online dating scene and how CMB set out to change the image of online dating. I used a few puns from my arsenal and got her laughing a bit to lighten up the mood. In short, we had a great conversation over dinner.

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My puns had her like…

When we had finished eating I used the restroom, and when I got back I had found out she had already taken care of the bill! I immediately thanked her and asked why she paid. Her response: she believed that men shouldn’t always have to pay on the first date. I was cool with that, but I felt that I should pay her back for getting the bill. I suggested getting a cup of coffee to end the night.
We found ourselves sitting at the nearest Starbucks continuing our conversation from dinner; this time I made sure I paid for our drinks. I was still using some of my puns, which to my surprise still had her giggling. We talked about how she had to wake up early for her job and how she spent most of her day at work. It wasn’t a buzz kill for the night, but it did serve as a reminder that we couldn’t stay out too late.
After our coffee session, we hopped on BART to get home. She was heading to Milbrae, and I to Daly City. We were both tired, but knew we had a great time. It was hard to talk on the ride back because of the noise the train generates when it goes through the tunnel. When we got to my stop, I said goodbye and gave her a hug and was on my merry way. We texted each other later that night to make sure that we both got home safely. We talked about grabbing a cup of coffee on another day, but we still have yet to do that.
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The overall experience of going on an actual date was exciting. And by “actual date,” I mean meeting a girl who I have just connected over a dating app, and going out with her. I can see why online dating is becoming more mainstream these days, especially among people my age. As a young 20-something who is trying to start my life, finding a relationship is not always my top priority – but dating apps make the process very easy.
As for me, I’m still going to be liking every bagel I get. Don’t get me wrong though, I would still love to, and plan to meet up with the girl from Microsoft for that cup of coffee we talked about.

About Coffee Meets Bagel (CMB): CMB  is a free dating service that helps members make meaningful connections. It’s designed for busy singles who want to find something real with little or no effort.

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California Singles! Let's Compare Dating in San Francisco vs. Los Angeles

June 3, 2014/in LA, SF /by CMB

On the west coast, there’s the classic rivalry of NorCal versus SoCal. So, how does dating stack up between the two great cities of San Francisco and Los Angeles?

1. Where you met: 

  
SF: You were introduced at a house party. Or online, through one of the many dating apps everyone seems to be on.
LA: At the Equinox while snapping a #gymselfie or as you were both picking up your puppies from doggy daycare.

2. Your first date: 

 

SF: Overpriced coffee at an artisanal, organic coffee shop in the Mission.
LA: Overpriced cocktails at a trendy restaurant in Venice.

3. He showed up:

SF: At 6:15pm, wearing a North Face jacket and sneakers. He was 15 minutes late because his shuttle bus was attacked by protestors.
LA: 30 minutes late because of bumper-to-bumper traffic on the 405.

4. She showed up:

SF: Wearing jeans and a t-shirt, carrying a yoga mat.
LA: Wearing a skin-tight Herve Leger dress and heels, yoga mat optional.

5. During the date, he says:

SF: “I’m just killing it at my start-up. I hella want to retire by 35, especially if my investments in Bitcoin go well. Do you want another craft beer?”
LA: “I’m working on a screenplay, but I’ve been busy with my improv group and personal trainer. Is this dish gluten-free?”

6. During the date, she says: 

  
SF: “I just got my Google glass and love them. Can’t wait to go wine tasting in Napa this weekend.”
LA: “I have a yoga retreat in Palm Springs next weekend where we’re doing a group juice cleanse.”

7. After the date:

SF: You compete to see who can get an Uber or Lyft on their phone quicker. You split fare on the app.
LA: You make sure to check out what kind of car he/she drives. Then you drive away in opposite directions.

8. Second date:

SF: Walking around the farmers market, picking up locally grown strawberries. Or dinner eating organic kale and quinoa salad at The Plant.
LA: Pretend to be outdoorsy for a day. Put on a pair of $100 lululemons and “hike” Runyon Canyon.

9. Form of communication: 

  
SF: Snapchat. Any evidence of your flirty exchanges will self-destruct in 10 seconds.
LA: Instagram. Everyone wants more followers. #nofilter

10. Long-term dating potential: 

  
SF: Greater than 50%. People always need a +1 to bike across the Golden Gate Bridge with.
LA: Depends on how far you live from each other. If he/she lives across the city, it’s basically long-distance.
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About Coffee Meets Bagel (CMB): Every day at noon, we introduce you to one single with whom you share mutual friends. You have 24 hours to LIKE or PASS your match (aka “Bagels”). Mutual LIKE leads to direct connection via text message on a private phone line.

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The Unusual Way I Found Happiness in my Post-College Years

May 29, 2014/in Dating in SF /by Guest Blogger

The following article is a guest post, courtesy of Andrew Moudry

There are very few “taboo” subjects anymore, but two of the biggest are probably online dating and depression. In this post, I’ll tackle both – so bear with me!  I hope it provides insight into how online dating can create more meaningful connections than simple hookups – and can actually help bring someone out of a funk.

The Unspoken Truth of Life Post-Undergrad…

I remember on my flight back to San Francisco after graduating from college thinking that I had it made. A great career in marketing starting, a return to my home town (Bay Area!) and a 1BR flat in San Francisco all to myself. Oh, and a four year degree from a good school was a perk too.
“These are the best years of your life,” I was told by more mature people around me. And they were amazing! But what told me about are those nights you may end up going home and have nothing to do. No one reminds you that post-college, you may like to “think” you will reconnect with your High School friends, but that was a world away.
Alumni groups? Sure, they are great for networking, but even in a major city like San Francisco I found opportunities to meet people few and fleeting.
San Francisco in particular is unique because of the tech boom. I began my professional life working in packaged goods, an enviable job, but one that surrounded me with people at a different life-stage than me. Most were married, and many had kids already. As for why I didn’t just move to tech – it’s a very insulated culture that usually requires you to have either started at one of the “big firms” (e.g. Google, Facebook) or grow up in the finance community backing these startups.

So how does this lead to depression?

  • A single, straight guy in the Castro, marketing cat litter, walks into a bar…
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My team working on Kitty Litter

Yes, all of these are truths relate to me. A single guy, living in the “Gay Mecca” neighborhood of San Francisco, marketing kitty litter.
Needless to say, not exactly the best setup for a social life. While I may be a slight outlier, I’m sure many recent-grads will back me up when I say: the “golden twenties” are filled with those nights where you may just want to stay in, curl up and binge-watch Hulu.
You can’t have a relationship with your Roku, though.
So I asked around – my friends, their friends, and one astute friend of mine suggested online dating. And then another. Soon enough, I had at least a handful of friends who made me feel there wasn’t much of a stigma associated with it at all.
I decided to give it a try. And what did I find? Tons of people in the same boat as me.
Most dates were very casual, and just involved the standard get-to-know you questions. But others made me think. A few opened me up to new experiences and hobbies – I’m looking at you, AcroYoga.
Sure, I had some interesting experiences. Showing up to a date only to learn it was a “polyamorous coven” that practiced Wicca took the cake for me. But I also met some really close friends, who ended up not being the “bagel of my dreams” but still a great partner for a morning coffee.
Since venturing beyond my comfort zone and exploring online dating, I have had plenty of experiences to learn and grow. Even the worst dates were insightful, in retrospect. And I have learned to listen more, talk a lot less, and see things from the other side of the screen.

So how’d that cure depression, you ask?

People who go through a depressing period may reply “it’s managed, not cured.” In my case, I have a great network of new friends, with new hobbies, and a new way to meet people in a more intimate one-on-one setting. And many of these friends I met through online dating. I’m a happier person because of the learning experiences I have had, and learned to meet new people in fun and interesting ways.
About Coffee Meets Bagel (CMB): CMB  is a free dating service that helps members make meaningful connections. It’s designed for busy singles who want to find something real with little or no effort.

Dating in New York and San Francisco

Who Has More Fun when it Comes to Dating: New York or San Francisco?

April 7, 2014/in NYC, SF /by Guest Blogger

The following article is a guest post, courtesy of Dana Middleton

New York and San Francisco are large, cosmopolitan cities that have a lot to offer in terms of entertainment, culture, shopping and dining. But the similarities between the two cities end right there, especially when it comes to dating.

Let’s take a closer look as to how the game is played in the contemporary battlefield of romance where New Yorkers and San Franciscans win, lose and break hearts.

1. Where you meet:

NYC: Either some East Village dive bar or some fratastic sports bar in Murray Hill.

SF: You were introduced at a house party. Or online, through one of the many dating apps everyone seems to be on.

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2. Your first date:

NYC: Overpriced drinks at a dark, loud but chic lounge in SoHo.

SF: Overpriced coffee at an artisanal, organic coffee shop in the Mission.

Dating in New York and San Francisco 

 

3. He showed up:

NYC: At 10pm, coming straight from his investment bank’s office, wearing a suit and a tie.

SF: At 6:15pm, wearing a hoodie and sneakers. He was 15 minutes late because his shuttle bus was attacked by protesters.

Dating in New York and San Francisco

 

 

4. She showed up:

NYC: Hair blown out at Drybar, wearing a tiny little black dress and heels.

SF: Wearing jeans a T-shirt, carrying a yoga mat.

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5. During the date, he:

NYC: “I just gotta check my emails one more time. I’m working on a really important deal. I can’t talk about it. What was I saying? Oh yes, will be out in the Hamptons this weekend.”

SF:  “I’m just killing at my start-up. I want to retire by 35. Especially if my investments in Bitcoin go well. Until then, I’m just gonna keep going skiing in Tahoe on and go on meditation retreats.”

Dating in New York and San Francisco

 

6. During the date, she:

NYC: “TheEast Side is SOOOO much better than the West Side. I love having brunch & mimosas at Sarabeth’s.  And I always hang out at Ulysses for  happy hour.”

SF: “I just got my Google glasses and love them. Can’t wait to go wine tasting in Napa this weekend.”

Dating in New York and San Francisco

 

7. After the date:

NYC: He got in a black town car. She got in a taxi, after pleading with the driver to take her back to Williamsburg.

SF: You competed to see who can get an Uber or Lyft on their phone quicker. You split the fare on the app.

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8. Second date:

NYC: You have a 50-50% chance of making it that far. But if you do, get ready for some tapas at Casa Mono or sushi at Morimoto. (That is if he is trying really hard to impress her)

SF: Walking around the farmers market, picking up locally grown strawberries. Or dinner eating organic kale & quinoa salad at The Plant.

Dating in New York and San Francisco

 

9. Form of communication:

NYC: Email or BBM. Wait, people still use blackberries? Yeah, in NY they do.

SF:  Snapchat. Any evidence of your flirty exchanges will self-destruct in 10 seconds.

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10. Long-term dating potential:

NYC: Hit or miss. One of you is bound to get way too busy with work.

SF: Greater than 50%. People always need a +1 to bike across the Golden Gate Bridge with.

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A First Date Idea That’s Almost Better Than Sex

November 5, 2013/in SF /by Guest Blogger

Are you ready for one of the best first date ideas in town?  Treat your date to an orgasmic experience they won’t soon forget.  Enter the one-and-only Ramenburger:  the latest craze since the Cronut.  This melt-in-your-mouth combination of a thick, juicy burger sandwiched between crisp, pan-fried ramen noodles has been making headlines since its creation in mid-June of this year.

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Go Out:

These mouth-watering burgers are being served daily at Nombe, a trendy, Tokyo-style izakaya located in San Francisco’s Mission District. You and your bagel can try Chef Mari Takahashi’s renowned burger in all its glory, a beautiful concoction of pork belly and Wagyu beef burger sandwiched between a crispy ramen bun and garnished with tomato, mizuna salad, caramelized onions, pickled Japanese cucumbers, and wasabi aioli.  Soak in the chill atmosphere and unwind over sake and shochu cocktails.  Don’t forget to try other Nombe fan favorites like the pork belly, black cod, and bacon wrapped mochi!

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Stay In:

Looking for a more chill, second date?  You and your date can easily recreate the Ramenburger in the comfort of your own kitchen.  Check out this great recipe and head out to the local supermarket to get started.  Don’t be afraid to get creative with add-ins like avocado, lotus chips, tempura flakes and any other toppings that float your boat.
Besides what’s hotter than a man who can cook?  A man who can cook…Ramenburgers.  Oh, yes!
Don’t forget to check out our article on PaintNite for another creative date idea!

Creative Date Ideas in San Francisco: Clubbing at Lunchtime?

July 24, 2013/in SF /by Guest Blogger

The following article is a guest post, courtesy of Bronson Farr

Hey Bagels!
Your lunch break can be full of decisions and questions to make:
-Do I want a burger or a salad?
-Where should I go to grab food?
-Am I willing to wait in line for my favorite spot today?
–Should I go to a lunchtime dance party with some co-workers?
Wait…What was that last one?
Lunchtime dance parties are the latest European trend that have hit New York and are now making their way to the West Coast (you can read more about it in this New York Times article). These events are hosted by online culture guide Flavorpill and Absolut Vodka. You only get one hour to dance like no one is watching, and when the music stops you get to leave with some free food!
For all of you SF Bagels out there there will be one of these events happening this Friday. It’s also one of many creative date ideas in San Francisco if you happen to be new in town. You can RSVP here get in on the action and start your weekend early. You can even “donate some of your unused lunch money to the San Francisco and Marin Food Banks for a feel-good bonus.”
WHAT: ABSOLUT Lunch Break featuring Peanut Butter Wold
WHERE: Secret SF Location (RSVP to find out!)
WHEN: Friday (7/26) from 1-2pm
If you can’t make it to this one, don’t worry. Flavorpill will be hosting more lunchtime events in the next 2 months. Be sure to sign up here if you want more information.

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