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    Siegel's Bagels

    3.6 (191 reviews)
    InexpensiveBagels, Bakeries, Sandwiches
    Open Open 24 hours

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Outdoor seating

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    Montreal Smoked Meat Platter- Small

    AMAZING! Always delicious! Been going to this place for years and always tastes wonderful

    Front of bagel shop~
    Edward L.

    Tried their signature Montreal smoked bagel. Meat was hot and tasty, but this thing is bagel sized. Thought they'd at least use a larger bagel. Probably the most expensive sandwich I've had in years. Knock 1 star off in terms of value. I left hungry. Oh well, at least they included a pickle slice.

    Michel B.

    If this is what your bagels are going to look like , you really should rename your them half poppy seeds or half sesame!

    Smoked meat bagel
    Paula K.

    I found this little shop while walking around Kitsilano and saw the lineup almost backing out into the parking lot. Loved my Montreal smoked meat on a bagel. The bagel was perfectly toasted, crispy, and chewy with that hint of sweetness Montreal-style bagels are known for. The smoked meat was steaming, reasonably lean, and delicious. The spicy mustard gave the sandwich just enough of a kick. Plys, the sandwich was piled high - I can only imagine how stuffed the large version would be. The ambiance is not much to speak of - there are a few seats indoors and outdoors. It's definitely a to-go place. Service is friendly. I would definitely return for another sandwich or just to get some bagels.

    Egg Tomato Cheese
    Elizabeth Y.

    Taste: 4.7/5 The bagels here are classic Montreal style--smaller, thinner, and sweeter. They offer a solid variety of flavors and cream cheeses. I had the Lox & Cream Cheese on an everything bagel, and while the ratio of toppings was pretty standard, I could've used just a bit more lox. The club sandwich on a sesame bagel had a great blend of flavors, and the egg-tomato-cheddar on an everything bagel had a perfectly cooked egg (no runny mess) and the cheddar itself was really good. All of them, the bagels itself were the stars--perfectly baked--and the egg was cooked just right (no runny mess). Price: 3.5/5 The bagels themselves are reasonably priced, but the cream cheese adds up, especially for the flavored ones (I paid $5.25 for one!). The sandwiches are on the pricier side, but it's definitely worth it as an occasional treat. Service: 4.1/5 The cashier was really kind when I changed my mind mid-order, which made the experience smoother. Both the ordering and waiting lines moved quickly, even with a decent crowd. If you come early, there's usually no wait, and even when there is, it doesn't take long. Vibes/Atmosphere: 5/5 A must-try on Granville Island! This bagel spot feels like a staple of the market, and I'll always make a stop when I'm here. It's got that cozy, bustling vibe that makes it part of the island's charm.

    Breakfast bagel on an everything
    Danielle L.

    I've been here twice, and it's a great breakfast option when you're on the go. The breakfast bagel with salami, cheese, and egg is yummy. However, the bagels aren't the best; both times they've been a little dense and dry.

    Lox and cream cheese bagel
    Queenie L.

    Lox and cream cheese bagel Honestly not as good as I expected it to be... The bagel itself tasted a little bland. It was also harder than i thought it would be and hard to take a bite out of. The capers were also lost, I could see them but I couldn't taste them. I liked the cream cheese the most and everything felt a bit lost. The bagel itself also overpowered the salmon. Many of their other bagel sandwiches look packed with ingredients though so I would like to revisit for a second opinion.

    Made fresh daily
    Emily S.

    After years of hearing the hype. I thought I should give this place a try. As a Montrealer who moved to Vancouver a decade ago. I simply accepted there was never a bagel that would own my tastebuds and heart as much as a Montreal bagel. I ordered my usual Montreal order: poppyseed toasted.... I must say. This bagel left me speechless. Tasted like home. 5 stars easily; My only regret was only ordering one. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!

    Montreal bagels
    May..Lene D.

    Smoked anything hits different in Vancouver. It's smoked but doesn't have that intense smoked flavor that I really don't care for. Montreal Smoked meat....WOW! Shipped directly from Montreal weekly. I was really hesitant to get this but the thought of tasting something from Montreal peaked my interest. So I got a Montreal smoked meat on a onion bagel, no mustard add Mayo and cream cheese.....damn this sandwich was sooo good. I honestly wished I got a large to get more smoked meat or at least got 2 sandwiches. The meat was so flavorful, no fat and no smoked flavor with the crispy yet chewy bagel, delish. Best thing I ate at Vancouver! I wished I didn't wait to try Siegel's on my last day and hours before my flight. Because I literally can eat the Montreal smoked meat sandwich everyday!

    Don't let this fool you.
 We got served frozen, old-stale bagels.
    Mori N.

    Uhmmm....I honestly don't know what to say....which rarely happens. I adore a nice fresh bagel first thing in the morning and when I googled this place I was curious to try it out. I wish I hadn't. The service: I think she might have been sleep walking and stumbled her way to the cash register. Let's leave it there. The food: So, they have a wood burning oven but it's just for show. Both our bagels were not only frozen but old and stale and the egg was not fresh either. Their mini raspberry chocolate croissants were also old. All of what we ordered was of such poor quality and deceptive that we returned it and got our money back. We ended up going to our usual Jewish bagel deli where everything is fresh and served with a smile. Yeah.....fresh and with a smile....think about it! I wonder what they do with that wood burning oven if it's not giving customers fresh bagels?!

    Veggie Lox + Cream Cheese Bagel, Apricot Almond Rugelach
    Dana S.

    A friend has been hyping this place up for YEARS, and finally I tried it. I think these are supposed to be Montreal-style bagels, but mine didn't really compare to the bagels I had in Montreal (the ones in Montreal were sweeter). However, if I'm not comparing, it was a very good bagel. There were lots of things I was into with the menu here: a wide selection of bagels, vegan options including veggie "lox" and dairy-free cream cheeses (plural - not just one), and they have a few different kinds of rugelach too. I got a veggie lox + cream cheese on a caraway bagel with the dairy-free lemon dill cream cheese, an apricot almond rugelach, and a decaf coffee. The carrot imitation lox was very tasty as was the cream cheese, and I loved the caraway bagel even if it wasn't what I expected from a Montreal-style bagel - it was very fresh. The rugelach was different from what I've had in the past, the dough was more like a bread dough and less puff pastry, less sweet, and I liked this version more. The apricot filling was juicy and delicious. My coffee was very basic (which is what I'd expect at a bagel place) but good, didn't taste old or bitter. We were there shortly after noon and they were busy, so it took a minute to get our food, but it does seem like they have an efficient workflow set up to keep the wait reasonable. Nice people. It's not very big inside - there are two tables plus a bar along the window, and a few more tables outside. Most people were ordering to go, so we got one of the tables.

    Rosemary rock salt and cinnamon raisin bagels
    Carolyn L.

    I am not sure what to expect of the bagels which have received high praise from many. As I was in the area, I decided to try it. I was not wow by the bagels. I had the Reuben on poppy seed bagel. That was tasty. It was probably due more to the meat than the bagel itself. Never get poppy seed again as the seed got stuck to the front of my teeth aplenty. My fault. I also ordered the cinnamon raisin and sundried tomato bagels. Unfortunately I was only told it was unavailable after I had paid and was waiting for them. So I had to find an alternative -- rosemary rock salt. I thought the bagels were just ok, soft and a bit gummy. Maybe that was the way it was supposed to be? I felt it was a bit similar to Rosemary Rock Salt bagels with the softness. I will only try it again if I am in the area, not something I will drive out for. Note: The staff had no idea about the Yelp "check in discount", and did not honor it.

    I travel a it for work and like to read the local guides. When one reviewer stated, "They ship the Smoked Meats in once a week from Montreal and bake fresh Montreal Bagels, this NJ Jew was sold. It was even better than expected. The thinly sliced smoked brisket was very tender and juicy. The onion bagel slightly sweet. Extra mustard for me. I told my husband if I had time before my flight in the morning I'd bring him a half dozen home to Oakland, Ca to compare with our local favorites, Botchnick's (New York Style) and Beauties (Montreal) for a taste test. Try the Ruggahla too!

    Rosemary and rock salt bagel large smoked meat sandwich

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    Siegel's Bagels - Salmon and Lox on Everything

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    3.9(199 reviews)
    0.9 kmGranville Island/False Creek
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    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.

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    4.5(44 reviews)
    2.5 kmDowntown

    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!

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    The Bagel Stop - Front of store~

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    2.2(11 reviews)
    2.5 kmDowntown
    $$

    Came here after a buddy brought some coupons from an Entertainment book. This location is located…read moretowards Bentall 4, in the long "corridor" area. Parking here totally sucks, so take the bus like a hippie. I must admit the bagel selection is pretty good here. There are both sweet and savoury varieties. The bagels seem reasonably fresh, and the flavours are pretty good. I had a shrimp salad on a jalapeno bun, and it was quite good. The bagel was pretty crunchy, and the filling was somewhat fresh. I also had their blueberry bagel with pineapple filling. This one was like eating a cake. Yum! Staff (2 Korean ladies) are very friendly. The only thing that gets me is the price. $4 for a bagel really isn't cheap. Thank goodness for those entertainment coupons.

    I came to the Bagel Stop because I had an Entertainment Book coupon (2-for-1 deli sandwich) that…read moreexpires next week. Well, let me say first of all, that I would probably never come back, but certainly not without a coupon! Their sandwiches are ridiculously over-priced. They must slice their cheese with a razor blade, because you can practically see through it. I paid $7.11 for a ham & cheese bagel - and I found out they charge $.40 extra for a cheese bagel. They also do not let you use the coupon for salmon (lox) or the 'club' sandwiches. I asked for my bagel NOT toasted, but after eating my sandwich, I'm thinking I should've had it toasted because the bagel is not fresh. It's hard and way too chewy. I love bagels, and this is one of the worst I've had, especially considering that it's coming from a bagel shop. I can go to Subway for a FOOTLONG ham & cheese sandwich with all the fixings ($6.71) for less than what you pay for a little bagel sandwich. And Subway doesn't charge extra for their cheese bread.

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