We purchased a surprise bag from 2 good to go and got 3 bags of 6 bagel flavours each for 7.99. The…read moresesame is the only one I've tried to far and it was delicious. Service was quick Ambiance seems like a happy place

This is a nice bagel place where you can pick up some delicious tasting bagels. I quite enjoyed the…read morecarrot pineapple. I did not quite like the banana chocolate chip. The staff were friendly and your order will come out in a timely manner. However, on my friends Salmon bagel. The salmon was a little old. I was suggested they double check things before placing them on the sandwich. The salmon should not be Brown or have any browning it. Other than that the place was clean. I hope that you enjoy your experience.

COUNT YOUR BAGELS BEFORE YOU LEAVE! It is a simple menu, just bagels and cream cheese. You queue…read moreup outside and when inside place your order. It is a very small shop. If you want cream cheese, you'll need to buy a tub of Philly cream cheese at $6.50 and they provide a plastic knife so you can spread it. They have a good assortment of bagels so we ordered 7 different ones. Upon settling down at a picnic table at a nearby park to enjoy our bagels, we counted only 6 and we were so looking forward to trying the chocolate bagel. The bagels were excellent. I had the cranberry bagel and was pleasantly surprised to find pepita/pumpkin seeds inside. My daughter had the bubble gum bagel and you can smell and taste the bubble gum flavor. It is cash only, accepts US dollars on a 1:1 ratio or Canadian debit card. We think it was worth the trip.

One if the famous bagel shops in Montreal. We didn't get a just- out-of-the-oven bagel but the…read moresesame seed bagel was still good. Service was fast, friendly and efficient.

FYI: they accept cards now! I was fully expecting them to be cash only like they have been for…read moreyears but that is no longer the case. These bagels are delicious! My favorite in the world (for context, I was in NYC just a few weeks ago where I tried several from popular places). The sesame bagels here are slightly sweet on the outside with a rich, umami roasted sesame flavor from the seeds and wood firing. I recommend buying a tub of cream cheese or whatever other supplies you'd like from the cooler to make your own sandwich or to dip your bagel. Of course, they're great on their own, but a little chive cream cheese really brings it to the next level. I always stock up during each trip to Montreal and bring some to friends and family back home and everyone always looks forward to that!

First of all, I'm a born and raised New Yorker. What does that mean, it means I know bagels. I've…read moreheard a lot of people claim the Montreal bagel is better than the New York bagel. Well, I had to find out for myself. The two bagels are very different. I may sound bias but the New York bagel is definitely better. That's not to say I didn't like the Montreal bagel, they're just not the same. The Montreal bagel tastes almost denser. We had the spicy everything bagel which is a first for me and a sesame bagel. Again, good. But I come from the home of bagels so it wasn't anything for me to write home about.

Endroit très agréable situé au cœur du village de pointe claire. La boutique est rénové avec accent…read moretrès clair et l'accueil très agréable (personnel souriant et aimable). Les bagels sont délicieux mais mon préféré est celui qui est nappé de chocolat façon wrap, il me fait penser à une chocolatine/pain au chocolat un peu plus dense que la normal et je trouve cela délicieux. À refaire.

Dizz is a gem on Cote St Luc road…read more Iconic 24h bagelrie serving up all the Jewish style goods They have a $3 coffee and bagel with cream special, an essential for a working mans morning. So, find yourself enjoying bagel after bagel and a few specialty items in between.

I'm not going to debate whether this is the best MTL bagel. It might not be. Regardless, it's a…read moredamn good bagel made fresh daily on site by hand and cooked in a wood-burning brick oven. Also, it's priced fairly, so there's no way I can say this deserves anything less than 5 stars. Maybe if this is a specific ranking among all MTL bagel spots it could possibly be lower; but taken for what it is, you're getting a better bagel than 99% of other options you'd generally find. Very much a hidden gem being more in the suburbs and tucked inside of an old grocery store (though seemingly operated independently) which itself is in an old plaza.

Fresh bagel is the way to go! Loved their homemade cream cheese too. These are small bagels and…read moreslightly sweeter than I'm used to, but very tasty. We went in the early afternoon so there was no line. When we arrived, they asked if we wanted to do a to-go order or sit down, I do feel like that expedites the process.

Relative to the famous places, this has the advance of being on a Metro station. It's definitely a…read moreproper Montreal-style bagel, but it's not as good as the famous places. On a hot day, though, it's nice to not have to journey through the Plateau at length.

Pickup a dozen freshly baked bagels at R.E.A.L. Bagel on Queen Mary Road in Côte-des-Neiges. Staff…read moreare super friendly and chat with the regulars. The bagels are comparable to Fairmont Bagels. Take them home to toast them before serving. The sesame bagels are surprisingly sweet, doughy-fluffy on the inside and crunchy on the outside. When heated in a toaster and served with butter they are very good.

Very good, fresh bagels. Nice variety of flavors of bagels, cream cheese and coffees.read more

Great bagel shop in an indoor promenade. I know it's a chain. That's ok. The bagels are great. Warm…read moreand tasty. I was in Montreal and had to try a local bagel. Service was fast and friendly. There was seating available in the promenade so we sat and ate before we went on our day. Great proximity to the metro station. Clean tables. All in all a great stop.

Had read about Jerusalem Bagels, but never tried them before. So on my trip to Montréal, decided to…read morecheck out Bagel Fréna, of course not realizing that its neighborhood in Lachine was not just down the block from where I was staying in the center of town. Well, the adventure was worth it... enough that I returned a 2nd time on my trip! Bagel Fréna is a relaxed neighborhood spot specializing in these Israeli and Moroccan delights, resulting from its extremely friendly owner's cultural background. A corner location, its front windows were fully open allowing a light breeze to complement the warm, late summer air. The music fit the chill vibe. Jerusalem Bagels (a.k.a. Ka'ak or Simit) are flat, oval bagels coated in sesame. Mine had also green olives, perfect with Za'atar Hummus. To drink, I enjoyed their sweet Moroccan Tea made with fresh mint leaves, which reminded me of my time years back in Marrakech and Fez. On my next visit to Bagel Fréna in addition to another cup of that fantastic Moroccan Tea, I decided to try their Jerusalem Pita, also coated with sesame. This time, I filled the warm bread with Olive Cream Cheese and Moroccan Roasted Red Peppers. All flavorful and sensational! Can imagine Bagel Fréna would be a nice place to hang out with a friend or two, while you're eating or going for their Turkish Coffee. You'll find also shelves of games to play to pass the time. Definitely recommend checking it out!!!

Family Business. Great service by awesome and kind people. Food is a delicious temptation. all pita…read moreare fresh and fluffy (With or without the meat). Big Bagel and cinnamon beignet miamm... The tea is warm, sweety right amount of mint. I eat everything before taking pic. MIAM sorry not sorry. Its a try (FOR SURE)

Great salmon! The store is pretty clean and for what I've seen it has a lot of options.read more

Have a chance to visit Montreal for a couple days. Went to Solomos for the smoke salmon bagel,…read morewhich is recommended by lots of Montreal local. Shop is clean and beautiful decor, service is fast and nice, price is a bit on the higher side for a Le New Yorker bagel, but the quality of smoke salmon and the house made a a cream cheese sauce is worth to pay a bit more. I ended up going there for a bagel for 2 times on 3 days in Montreal. This can be my proof on how great their Le New Yorker bagel. In addition, I bought the salmon cream cheese from the store. Went home today and try it, full of salmon flavor, and it won't override the cream cheese. Definitely worth the price!