I went here on a Monday morning before I visit some coworkers to work in Vancouver. I've been to…read moreVancouver over 20 times and this is the first time I've heard of this place, unsurprisingly because it's only open Monday to Friday mostly overlapping work hours, and I rarely visit Vancouver outside of weekends. This is a Japanese bagel spot that has a variety of interesting bagels - they're more like pastries than anything. I got the matcha mochi bagel which has red bean inside, and every bite as delicious. It's fortunately served warm when you buy it, though I went at 9am so it was fairly early in their opening hours so I am not sure how it fares later on. I wished I got a savory one for comparison and to try more options but I had to save room for future meals.

We were looking for a quick bite for breakfast and were soooo excited to find this unique bagel…read morespot just around the corner from the Hyatt Regency we were staying at! I had never heard of Japanese flavors in bagels so I was super intrigued. The location is a little tucked away but I followed the directions of other Yelpers and found the spot no problem! They have a small counter on the basement floor of a business building. There's lots of couches and tables so you could dine in if you want to! I had a very hard time choosing which flavors to get because they seriously all sounded good, but I went with: honey butter, red bean & cream cheese, and kinako chocolate. They were all really delicious but kinako chocolate was a stand out for me! Second favorite was the red bean & cream cheese for sure. I really wish that I had asked them to heat it up for us but I was worried that it'd get hard by the time we got back to the hotel. My only regret is that I couldn't finish all 3 bagels in one sitting and that I didn't stay longer to try out all the other flavors!

Great food, great service, great coffee. So much more room, polite people. This is an overall…read moregreat place to eat.

Had to stop by Whidbey Bagel Factory before leaving the island. I ordered a bagel sandwich with…read moreham, cheese, and egg -- and it was delicious. The bagel itself was soft with just the right amount of chew, and the cinnamon raisin added a fun twist to the savory fillings. They also have a great variety of hot sauces to choose from, which is a nice touch if you like to spice things up. The coffee was just okay for me. I ordered an Americano and it tastes like they use light roast beans, which is just meh. Overall, a solid bagel spot. I'd definitely come back to try other bagel combos!

Always interesting to find a place that claims to offer Montreal style bagels. We stopped into…read moreMount Royal Bagel Factory after having an ice cream at Cold Comfort. They have another location in North Vancouver (but prices are higher). We dropped in two afternoons while we were in town. It's an order and go type of place. 10 types of bagels and 7 cream cheese flavours. Bagels are $1.50 each ($2.60 for a cheddar bagel), $7.25 half dozen or $12.45 for a bakers dozen. They let you mix & match everything except for the cheddar. - Basil & garlic ($6.95 large) - good amount of garlic. Texture is smooth and thick. - Half dozen ($7.25) - three sesame, cinnamon, everything and onion. Bagels have a nice chewy texture. Didn't love the onion. - Bakers dozen ($12.45) - 10 sesame, cinnamon-raisin, onion and everything. Sesame is always my go to. They don't beat Montreal's bagel institutions but it's the best I've found so far in B.C.

Loved this place a ton and will return for more of their bagels soon as we can get back!read more

Glad we made a quick stop here for breakfast! The staff was friendly and quick to make our order…read more Lots of seating, clean tables, and a clean restroom. Got the pumpernickel bagel with plain cream cheese and the sloppy jaloppy on a jalapeño cheddar bagel sub the veggie mushroom sausage. Everything was delicious, nicely toasted, and an adequate amount of cream cheese. Highly recommend this spot!

To the tune of Protomartyr's Pontiac 87:…read more I recall getting a bagel, Anacortes 2025. Money changing between hands outside Fidalgo Bay Afterwards, I got my bagel My mouth, turned brutish Tongue trampling its way on that bagel That fucking shmear brought me to my knees! Don't tell anyone that's what I wanted! Goooood Bagellllls knocked me on my knees! Don't tell anyone that's what I wanted! Remembering Good Bagels Anacortes 2025. Weird bagels fill up the menu half-hearted Inside a bagel jockey looking gorgeous With bagels and chatter among friends I love it. That fucking shmear brought me to my knees! Don't tell anyone that's what I wanted! Goooood Bagellllls knocked me on my knees! Don't tell anyone that's what I wanted! The bagel jockey eats her bagel But I miss her The way she was before the schmears fell from my mouth. (turn up the volume) There's no use being sad about it What's the point of crying about it?

Very friendly, quick service and delicious food at a good price. The place has a family-friendly,…read morecozy diner/cafe vibe and I'd highly recommend for an easy and affordable brunch or lunch.

Have always loved this place since I was a little girl! Definitely a hidden gem! From the food to…read morethe staff and the affordable prices there is nothing I could say that's negative about this place!

Siegel's Bagels was high on my short list of must-tries while visiting the Granville Island Public…read moreMarket and is one of those classic market stops. They've been around since 1990 and are known for their Montreal-style bagels and smoked meat, with bagels baked in a traditional flame oven using fresh ingredients. We arrived late in the day, near closing so by the time we got there, they had already sold out of a few bagel varieties. You can keep it simple and order bagels and flavored cream cheeses, or go for deli items and full sandwiches featuring Montreal smoked meat. I went with the regular Montreal smoked meat sandwich. It didn't take long to prepare, and we took our food over to the market's dining area. The portion was generous and came with a pickle on the side. The bagel itself tasted fairly standard to me--though to be fair, it was the end of the day--but the smoked meat was the real highlight: moist, tender, and full of flavor. That's the part I kept going back to bite after bite. Overall, I'm glad we stopped by. It's an easy, satisfying market meal and a great way to try a bit of Montreal-style deli culture in Vancouver. Next time, I'd definitely go earlier in the day for the full selection.

Service sucked, bagel ok…read more Salmon lox on everything bagel 5/10 - your typical salmon bagel with capers, onion, cream cheese - nothing impressive about the bagel imo - could get this type of bagel at other places but I'm not from Canada so no sure if this is considered really good here - bagel was warm, light - had a good chew Vancouver public market is a tourist hotspot which is why I ended up there. Came in the afternoon. There was so line whatsoever, no one before or after me. Looked like they had some online orders. The lady who took my order was impatient when I was ordering and kept rolled her eyes when I asked if there was anything else I should try. So I only ended up ordering the one popular bagel I see everyone get. Pick up was awkward, they didn't call out a number or wave me over. They just left it on the counter till I asked. I stood near them the whole time so I would've miss my order. Overall, wouldn't come back bc of that experience but also the bagel was okay. Either way it's probably worth a try if you're in this market place anyways.

We happened to come across this bakery while walking around and so glad we did! We ordered a…read morevariety of goods, all of which were very tasty and prices were so reasonable. I loved how everything tasted so fresh and the bread were all so pretty looking

Really happy to be living so close to a Jewish bakery! I go for the challah bread every time and…read moreI'm going to get fat. So what! No complaints from me. I've tried making challah myself and what can I say? This one's better.