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.

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.

Absolutely shattered that my favourite bagel place has closed down. It was the closest facsimile to…read morea Montréal bagel here in Toronto. A real loss to my community too.

I have been fortunate to have travelled to Ottawa and Montreal this summer. I hauled back…read moreMontreal-style bagels from both road trips. They are my favourite style of bagel. I recently ate my entire stash of bagels from both trips. The good news is that Kettleman's is coming to Etobicoke this fall. I still needed bagels, though. I headed to my local grocery store recently to get some. They weren't and aren't the same. On Saturday, I visited St. Urbain bakery and cafe, which makes a variety of Montreal-style bagels. I was in heaven looking at roughly a dozen different bagel flavours at the back of the store. A older woman asked what I'd like. She didn't come across as being warm. I asked for six sesame and six cheddar bagels. She said that it was $0.25 more for each cheddar bagel. I was good with that, although she didn't wait for me to acknowledge that I was good with it. I got all bagels in a paper bag. Yay! I thanked her. I was so happy. I felt like I had won the lottery, except that I had to pay for my goods. This bakery offers cakes, cookies, flatbreads, and more. I decided to simply get my bagels before I cleaned my entire chequing account out at this store. The woman at the counter was much more personable. She put my goodies in a plastic bag and threw in a couple of bagel bags. I used my debit card to pay. Credit cards aren't accepted. You can pay with cash, too. I have had both bagel varieties since my visit. They are soft and chewy where they should be. The cheddar is brilliant and yummy. I've never had a cheddar one before until now. It's worth shelling out a bit to have one. There is something about crispy, oven-melted cheddar that tastes delicious. I made myself an egg salad sandwich today. Some like celery in it. I do, but changed it up with green onion. It's so good with the sesame bagel. This bakery is in a plaza with parking all around it. There's a huge Starbucks cafe a couple of doors down, so it does get busy. I parked on the opposite side of where this bakery is and walked over. I'm glad that I can get my fix without doing a huge road trip out east. I am thrilled that I have found this bagel place. I am a happy Montreal-style bagel fan. (374)

Love the variety of bagels and cream cheeses! You can order a sandwich off their menu or build your…read moreown. The first and only time we went (so far, but we'll be back!!) we were not aware you're supposed to pick out your bagel first and bring it to the counter when you order. But the staff was nice enough to explain this to us for future reference and tell us not to worry , they'll grab it for us this time. I forgot to take a photo of my sandwich as I was starving! But the avocado BLT is delicious. Can't wait to try more

Never had a bad bagel here! They have a good variety of bagels to choose from including plain,…read moresesame, pumpernickel, marble and many more. You can then choose to have your bagel prepared as a sandwich (various options available) or with cream cheese. You can add veggies for free with you cream cheese bagel. My go-to is: pumpernickel bagel, bread inside scooped out, toasted, either lox cream cheese or chives cream cheese, salt/pepper, red onion and tomato. It is absolutely delicious every single time! The bagels aren't tough or dough-y. Perfectly baked and quick service.

A great coffee shop and breakfast option!…read more The restaurant is big for a coffee shop. With free wifi, lots of people like to work or meet here. The staff are friendly and helpful. In warmer weather, they open the large windows, and it's quite a nice atmosphere. Came for coffee, but was blown away by their breakfast plates. They have a small selection of beautiful pastries on display too. Their Omelette plates are made with fresh ingredients, well-seasoned home fries, and fresh bagels.

I've visited this café twice now .. once at the beginning of the year and again this month. The…read moredécor is cozy and a little mismatched, which gives it a homey feel. When dining in, you order at the counter, get a number, and they bring your food to the table. Breakfast items are available until 4 p.m., and after that they serve salads, bowls, and sandwiches. On my first visit, I had a hot chai latte with espresso and it was absolutely delicious. The second time, I tried the iced pumpkin spice latte and didn't love it. The pumpkin spice syrup is homemade, which is nice, but the flavor fell a little flat and the large glass was mostly milk, which overpowered the drink. For food, I've tried the egg sandwich simple but good. The spinach feta croissant was heavy on the spinach, light on the cheese, and even though I asked for it warmed up, it was still cold in the middle. Their bowls are very fresh, but I found them a little under-seasoned and could've used more dressing or a sprinkle of seasoning to tie everything together. Overall, it's a cozy spot with an inviting vibe (I love their "stay awhile" sign on the wall). I think it really depends on what you order and your personal taste. For some, the fresh and lighter options might be perfect. For me, a little more flavor and balance would make it great.

This place has done 180 deg. turn for the better…read more Five Stars, hands down. ThE most authentic Montréal bagel in Toronto. Staff have the patience of a saint.

Done with this place. Picked up bagels recently and was eating one in my car when I found a hair…read moretwisted in to my bagel topping (onion). It was a short hair (5 inches long mine is long so it wasn't mine.) The place is really dilapidated. You can't see the staff over the counter. Also, I was charged $18.68 for a medium flavoured cream cheese and returned it upon learning the price. That's crazy. I emailed to confirm whether this is the price or it was an error and no reply. Also I sometimes don't feel well after eating the bagels. Not the same as the Montreal ones. Finally, the staff are depressive: are they okay or being treated well? Just not a clean vibe overall to the whole place.

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)

I will only say this about this place:…read more The bagels are hot and fresh. Other than that, an irritating place.

Very disorganized in terms of how to order. You're supposed to go to the back of the store, get the…read morebagel then come to the counter to give them the bagel and order your toppings. Other than that, excellent bagels and flavourful cream cheese options. Some flavours include salmon lox, chives, garden veggie, olive, and many more. We tried the sesame bagel, scooped out the bread, with lox cream cheese. 10/10!

Every time I come through Barrie, I make a pit stop to this place. As it is truly amazing…read more Their plain bagel, which is a sea salt bagel, should win an award. It has a lovey texture, chew and bite. Their sandwiches offer a wide variety of options for everyone, as a pescatarian I have a hard time choosing because of the plentiful options. Ambiance is cute and clean, good music, casual but still not somewhere you'd want to be drooling hungover. Service is quick and attentive, everyone is so nice. I love this place, if this was in Toronto I'd be 15 pounds heavier. For sure give this place a spin, get their classic plain salt bagel, sit down, and order one of their amazing sandwiches.

Cute little bagel bar. The inside aesthetic is very nice and clean. Everything looks and sounds…read morevery good. I have the lox bagel and thought it was great! A little heavy on the cream cheese but it was all still very good, I appreciated that the mixed the capers in with the cream cheese so they didn't fall off! All the servers seemed very friendly. It's a nice stopping point on the way back from a cottage weekend to stretch your legs and get something to eat that isn't fast food.

Rude manager! Rude staff!…read more Take out price: $10.49 Sit down- EXACT SAME ITEM: $17.99!!!! Since when is a 60% marked up normal!!!??? And the service is despicable!!

This is a solid place to go for a quick, reliable, and affordable breakfast. Now by no means does…read morequick or affordable mean that the food is low-tier. It is actually great. I ordered a waffle with mixed berries and it came relatively quick. It had a good helping of fruit and whipped cream and the waffle wasn't dry. I've been here before and had the eggs as you should when reviewing a breakfast place. They weren't over or under cooked and came just like I ordered them; sunny side up. The coffee is cheap coming in at about 2.50$ I believe. 3 eggs with a bagel comes to about 8$. all together you can get yourself a mighty breakfast for 15$ with the quality of a standard overpriced restaurant. Would go again.