Really wanted a BLT Bagel and was originally going to go to Tim Horton's but when I saw this place…read morewas close by, I opted for a more authentic place with better options and their price point was the same, so that's a bonus. I ordered it in an onion bagel and it was delicious and didn't feel so generic. The service was quick and efficient, and friendly. The bagel was delicious. I would've liked to have a note lettuce, tomato and bacon. The place is small so be prepared to stand and wait if you can't find a seat. The bathroom requires stairs just a heads up. Would return again to try a bagel with cream cheese.

I got a few bagels to try- the coconut and everything were my favorite and had a good texture. I…read morealso ordered the iced coffee and iced tea- I recommend the tea to be sweetened as it can be sour without sugar, but I enjoyed them!

I got takeout for lunch today. The gluten free bagel what quite good! It tasted delicious with the…read morelox and trimmings. My husband got a salad and wow, it was huge. Pickup was fast and efficient. Dine in looked really busy. I would love to get takeout here again!

I visited What A Bagel on Saturday. The restaurant feels cozy and homey. Although seating is…read morelimited, we got lucky and were seated quickly. The food was ok. I thought the home fries would be crispier. My boyfriend really enjoyed the Big New Yorker while I thought the BELT was mid. The bagels are delicious though and we ordered an additional bagel

For visitors from out of town, as I was: there is no signage at street level, nor for that matter…read moreinside. There is a large network of below-ground corridors and shops accessible from the business complex at 120 W Adelaide. Take the escalator down and follow the signs towards the food court. Bagel & Co shares a large, bright, clean, albeit slightly noisy food court with several other food counters. The bagels are decent, considering they are clearly not baked on site, and they have a much smaller selection than I would expect from a proper bagel shop: I saw plain, sesame, rye, and cheese. I also saw some bags of either poppyseed or everything bagels, but it wasn't clear if those were available for sandwiches or only to be bought by the half-dozen in the bags. I had the All Canadian, which is tuna and bacon with chive spread. It also comes with shredded lettuce and with red onion; I had avoided the smoked salmon bagel (the New Yorker) because I was going to a meeting after and didn't want to smell like onions, so it was a bit frustrating to have passed over the likely better sandwich and still get onion breath. lol. The All Canadian was underwhelming: very average to slightly dry tuna salad, and I had to open it up to confirm it contained a minuscule amount of bacon. If you're looking for an average tuna & onion sandwich, the All Canadian here is a fair option. Again, bagel quality was better than I would expect for a restaurant selling bagels that were clearly baked off site earlier today or yesterday. Choice of both bagels and schmears was limited. It's challenging to find for a newcomer but probably very easy for a local.

Great place for a quick and delicious breakfast. Luckily I had read the reviews and asked someone…read morefor directions. It's a hidden gem. The service was prompt and the egg salad sandwich was brilliant

Fresh, Montreal-style bagels!…read more Nuff said. If you'd rather fly/drive/train/goldbelly to Viateur or Fairmount for your morning bagel, be my guest.

3.49 stars. OK. We had a salmon and cream cheese bagel…read more Chips. Fountain soda. Sterile atmosphere. You are encouraged to grab & go. $18.18 CAD

Came for the caffeine, stayed (and will keep coming back) for the cookies!…read more This is such a great casual neighborhood haunt. It's got that perfect productive energy if you can snag a seat. It isn't necessarily "plush-cozy," but it feels lived-in and welcoming in the best way possible. Let's talk about the menu: * The Cookies: 1000/10. Easily one of the best in the city. I tell myself I'll try the food next time, but I always end up walking out with a cookie instead. * The Coffee: A bit of a mixed bag. My first Iced Americano was a miss (espresso tasted over-extracted/burnt), but don't let that deter you. I went back and a different barista made me a Flat White that was flawless. * The Food: Haven't tucked into the actual meals yet, but they look promising. Definitely worth a visit for the treats alone!

I heard this was the place for cookies in Toronto, but unfortunately I wasn't as impressed as I…read morethought I would be. Maybe my expectations were too high but for me, it was a pretty mediocre one. I went for a chocolate chip cookie, and a flat white. Was immediately disappointed when the barista asked me what size I'd like my flat white, as I knew it's going to be a "flat white" i.e cappuccino. And that was confirmed. Way too milky. Literally couldn't taste the coffee. The chocolate chip cookie was a little too crumbly and tasted a little burnt. Unfortunately won't be going again

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.

Chubby Yummy Bagels!…read more Excellent customer service and delicious bagels! They also have a variety of different cream cheese spreads. I got the Dill Spread and it was excellent!

A great bagel spot. They make the bagels on the premises so they are super fresh…read more By far the best bagel I had this year.

We arrived for VERY late in the day breakfast sandwiches around 11am. As non pork eaters, it was…read morerefreshing to still have been able to get a most delicious turkey sausage, egg white, and cheddar on a wheat bagel. Tasty and inexpensive. Service was great. Nice little spot.

Bagels are not as good as what a bagel. They tasted drier and not as fresh. I got the supernova. I…read morelove lox and cream cheese in my bagels. Otherwise quick service and friendly staff. OK breakfast when you're in a pinch. Convenient location with a bar seats that face the street. Very Toronto. Will be back.

This place has changed owners. It used to be my fav spot in the mornings. The new owners are nice…read moreand polite but i have a hard time establishing rapport with them. My fav thing to order is the all dressed bagel with the spinach light cream cheese. The old owners used to be more generous with the cream cheese...it would ooze out when you tried to eat it. The new owners are more stingy with the cream cheese and the bagels arent fully toasted. I got one today and it looks that i need to ask for double toasted next time. Their coffee is ok, they provide brown sugar which is a bonus. I generally go to the second cup next door because the coffe is stronger, but albeit more expensive. They also have a loyalty card but I never bothered with that since I don't go there that often. If you have a craving for bagel with cream cheese, this is the place to go. The bagels are generally fresh and the cream cheese is of good quality. My cream cheese bael cost $2.57 tax included which is not a bad deal.

Ordered a super nova bagel (essentially a lox bagel). The portion is big but I did not feel…read moresatisfied from this bagel. I feel like the bagel was missing ingredients that a usual lox bagel should have. It was also very expensive ($8). Also, another reviewer noted that the bagels were not toasted well and I definitely agree with this point. Not sure if I'll return but the owners were very nice.

To say that we were blown away would be an understatement- the only place that compares to this is…read morethe Granville Island market, but imagine that place on steroids. The number of vendors is enormous and the choice of meats - beef, chicken, pork, fish, lamb, you name it they have it. They had food stalls that had 50 person line ups. Lots of great reviews on the web for a number of these places and it didn't matter what you were looking for - fruits, veggies, bread, seafood, sandwiches, soups, homemade pasta..... if it isn't here it hasn't been invented or you don't need it. We loved this place. I wish Ottawa could support something like this.

This spot is absolutely worth visiting if you're in Toronto. There are so many different shops;…read morefresh produce, specialty cheese, bakeries, butchers, seafood counters, and artisan food stalls. There were so many different food options! Definitely something for everyone. I'd recommend coming here hungry so you can try a variety of different food. The atmosphere itself is definitely crowded!! This is a mix of a local spot and touristy spot. Which brings me to the downside. There isn't enough seating available, so you will most likely have to stand to eat your grub. I feel with all the amazing food vendors and offerings, having more seating areas would make the experience much more comfortable.