Old Bagel House is a hidden gem and a true neighborhood staple. I love places where you can just…read moregrab a really good breakfast and go -- and this one nails that vibe perfectly. It has a traditional, homemade feel that makes it stand out from chain spots. The bagel breakfasts and knishes are incredibly satisfying -- fresh, hearty, and full of flavor. It's the kind of spot that quietly becomes part of your routine. If they ever added an espresso machine, it would take things to the next level, but even as it stands, this place is one of my all-time favourites. Highly recommend it if you're in the area and want something authentic and quick.

false advertising I ordered a bagelnator came with one egg , one piece of ham n 2 strips of bacon…read more The picture showed a mountain of egg and 3/4 pieces of ham and mountain of bacon

This may be my favourite restaurant ever. I love the atmosphere. I love the energy. I love the…read morestaff. I love the customers. And I love my flat bagels. With egg salad. Trust me. Sometimes I think I should try other things on the menu but WHY??

Seriously, been coming here since the 1980's. For them to…read morelast this long and open way before then says a lot already. In my opinion these are the best bagels and twisters in the city hands down or up depending on how you see it. I came here again to feel some nostalgia and they didn't disappoint the bagels are still awesome. They have some of the best lox and cream cheese. I wish they still sold the kaisers and hot dog sticks though. But when I asked they said they don't make them anymore. That's a shame the kaisers paired up perfectly with a homemade burger. And a buttered stick was just amazing. IYKYK. Anyways this please is a gem and goldmine in the heart of the city. I will be back for another 30-40 years of patronage. I know they will be around. An easy recommendation for the best bagels in the city. And the best bagels I've ever tried in my life. 50-100 stars all the way. I can smell the freshness already.

I bought the the flatbread which wasn't worth the $9 I paid for a bag. They were so hard impossible…read moreto break and even harder to chew. I had to throw them out for fear of breaking a tooth or filling. I would have tried return them to get my money back but because it was Friday the store closed at 4pm. I do however, highly recommend the bagels and challah.

I've tried many bagel shops in the city and Gryfe's will always be my favourite. I've been coming…read morehere since I was a little girl and this place just hits the spot.

I discovered this place years and years ago and it kind of became a tradition for me to come Sunday…read moremornings and grab a bagel sandwich! Location: Bayview North of Steele's in the Longos plaza Parking; There's a lot of free parking. It's pretty busy because the longos and it's near a Ramona's kitchen. But there's always parking. The place,: It's tiny when you first walk in you go to the spot where all the bagels are and you pick them using tongs into a bag is pretty tight in that area and you go around to where they bring out the bagels and then around where they're sweet treats and a counter. At this counter if you grab a bagel you can give it to them and get a sandwich made out of it my favorite is a toasted chicken salad no vegetables. You pay extra for vegetables and I'm too cheap to pay like a dollar for some cucumber. They have all different kinds of bagels the most popular is the rainbow bagel because more often than not it is low or not there. But don't fret because they're constantly making bagels all day and chances are there's something that's still warm to the touch because they've just brought it out! You also have some cooked food such as falafel and other things I've never ordered it but I know people that haven't said that they really like it. I am sticking to my chicken salad bagel. I think the chicken salad is delicious. I do notice that a lot of people get the egg salad and my friend swears by the smoke salmon and cream cheese. It is seriously tiny so the seating situation is zero but people don't realize, or some people don't realize, that that's actually a little mall and if you exit the store on the side you come upon a seating area where there's about 20 seats.. I've never not had a seat. I would like a lot? Yes of course I've been back many times this is one of my favorite bagel places. And let me say it again because I don't think the million other times I said it was enough, I love their chicken salad sandwiches.

This place doesn't have the best bagels And…read moreIt doesn't have the best service (actually service is almost dreadful) But I find myself coming here to get my tuna bagel as it is nearby but by no means worth it. And The tuna is not the best as well. I wished they used solid white tuna but obviously it is a cheaper tuna product. They have been here a while though so they must be doing something right I try to stay away but come back every few months to torture myself. Do I recommended? Hard to say. If you want a below average bagel, maybe some low quality tuna or horrendous service? Then be my guest. I'll still get my bagels from Bagel World or Kiva's They are much better products than here.

Their craigels (half croissant half bagel) are all the hype right now on socials so obviously had…read moreto check them out! Located inside the St Lawrence market, this has been a staple here for a long time. The line up is long but moves quickly. You're waiting longer for your food than to order your food. Got their craigel with lox and herb and garlic cream cheese. Though the craigel was great, not too dense, but still had some airy flakiness to it. Filling was good and overall thought it was a great sandwich to have. A must get when visiting the St Lawrence market!

Was at St. Lawrence Market to grab a few things and hadn't had a bagel in awhile, so decided to…read morestop by to grab a couple to take home to use for breakfast the next day. Saw that they had Craigels (bagels made with croissant pastry), so got 2 of the Cheese ones. There were a few people in line ahead of me, but the staff were pretty good with taking orders and getting them out. Cashier was friendly and polite. The Craigels were exactly what you would think they tasted like -- a little flaky on the outside, soft inside, and buttery.

This is a really gorgeous establishment visually. It's on the corner of the street so it has a nice…read moreand decently big patio around its side. We came here at around 1 o'clock on a Saturday and there was a short lineup with the queue to order moving pretty swiftly. They had a small insulated canteen with cups where you can get water. The actual weight for the bagel sandwiches took a long time. We luckily got a spot on the patio and waited for our bagels there. The girl shouts out the orders name inside and if no one's in there, she goes out to the patio to bring it out. It was a really good bagel. I got the bodega and added bacon and it was nice and salty with some cheese and some sauce and on the weekends they have their za'atar bagels so I got it on that and it was delicious. I would come back again if it weren't so far from me.

We were craving a good bagel spot in Toronto and came across this place. They had lots of options…read moreon their menu and of course we had to go for their classic breakfast choices! I ended up with the Bodega bagel which had a variety of fillings that had the perfect mixture of creaminess and savory. The sauce in it was sooo delicious. My friend got the egg and cheese breakfast bagel and decided to add bacon to it, and it's perfect if you want something simple but filling! The place was poppin on a Sunday morning on top of the workers needing to make more bagels and cook the fillings so we waited about 35 minutes for our order. There were a handful of coffee shops nearby, so we decided to walk around and grab a cup of coffee while we waited. There were only bar seats that had about 6 chairs in total, so be prepared to snag a seat when you can to eat your bagel right away.

Been going here for at least 20 years, used to be really good but finding more and more stale…read morebagels. Not sure they make them there anymore as I have t had a fresh bagel in years. Staff are a tad crusty but it's still a decent bagel.

I have visited Bagel Nash on the south side of Steeles Avenue West, just west of Dufferin before. I…read moredidn't realize that it has a location in Thornhill! What stands out with this store is corn bagels. I have not seen this variety at any other bagel store. If you have been following me for even the last two months, you know that I have an healthy affection for bagels. After having a late lunch at The Corned Beef House, I noticed this Bagel Nash two doors down. Should I go in? It wasn't even a question. My feet automatically walked me into the store. Sugar-free cookies greeted me. Customers are interesting. Apparently, I was blocking a woman who was in a serious hurry on a Saturday afternoon. I stood in front of the bagel section for what seemed to be ten minutes. The corn ones were there. I saw these huge sesame ones. There are Montreal-style bagels that have poppy and sesame seeds on them. There was also cinnamon and a bunch more. Bagels are cheap here. A dozen go for $7. I went for it. I got four each of corn, Montreal, and jalapeno. This place also had a wonderful selection of baked goods and breads. I want to get a croissant next time. You can also get a deli sandwich. I liked looking at all the cream cheese spreads. The challah looked amazing. I can see making a bread pudding with it in my cards. I walked over to the cashout area. I let the woman know that I had a dozen bagels. She took me for my word, without even looking into my bag. Nice! She asked if I needed freezer bags. Even though I can inhale a dozen bagels in a few days, I asked for them. I paid using my debit card. The woman was friendly and wished me a nice day. I reciprocated. The freezer bags are wide. They aren't like the narrow ones that you typically get. They do the job. I have had the Montreal and corn bagels already. The Montreal one is a bit thin, but is delicious. The corn bagel is larger and it's just how I remember it to be. It's chewy with a hint of sweetness. I like this store. I'd come back. Staff are friendly and I love how fresh their bagels are. (455)

The bagel house on Bayview doesn't seem to be using the wood burning oven I've been there several…read moretimes and the bagels are completely different from the past can anyone confirm if they experienced this ?

This location is far superior to the others. Although I am not a fan of the new line up situation…read more Too industrialized. Please go back to your roots: good bagels, a bit chaotic to order, but locals know what's up.