Ridiculous expensive like wtf 8 dollars for half dozen to eat mushy soft bagels. If you have no…read moreteeth this is the perfect place to buy from.

Tried this place yesterday, if It's a true bagel you are you looking for, this is not the place to…read moreGo. Their bagels or just kind a like plain dough bread bagels, service was not so great, I could barely understand the cashier telling me and tell me my 12 bagels and my thing of cream cheese was $28 and the other thing is is that they're cash or debit only definitely not going back. Overrated.

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.

Gotta get here early for the plain bagels…read more This is a REAL bagel place. They also make REAL Russian pumpernickel bagels, not those fake things made with molasses. Quite a large bagel variety. Don't expect "chocolate chip bagels". It's considered sacrilege! You get a free bagel for every 12 bagels. They have maki rolls here too, and some great looking cheese "bulkes" (buns), similar to my Latvian/Lithuanian grandmother's baked goods. This is the only place in Toronto which makes and sells REAL BAGELS. I know. It's in my DNA. Fridays, before Shabbat, especially around lunch time, is insanely busy.

As a HUGE lox bagel lover, I would not recommend this bagel from this location to anyone. The…read morecombination on the traditional lox was not ideal and was very underwhelming. The store is a small store you order and take it and go which is great! The service was very mediocre and not friendly

I came to pick up a few bagels the other day and it was in close proximity to the other stops I had…read moreto make. Overall, I find it rundown. A few places to sit but a lot of open space and the decor looks like it's out of the 80's/90's. Nothing that screams "eat here" but let's talk about the offerings. Good selection of bagels and cream cheese. The local (at least I think it's local!) jam display was the most enticing thing in the store. Service was on the ball. Really it fit the bill for what I needed but would I go out of my way to visit? Nope! Anything memorable? Nope! But again, does it meet the need of fresh bagels and a place for a quick bite? Absolutely!

First time having a Montreal style bagel. It's a denser bagel than I'm used to. I actually enjoyed…read moreit for a change, but New York style is my favorite. What I really liked is the vast selection of flavors. It's a small shop, but the line moves fast. The lady making the sandwiches was really sweet to me. I felt welcomed. I would recommend to give it a try!

Thank God for TikTok lol that's how I found this spot! I ordered the Lev Bagel, which comes with…read moredill pickle chips (yum!). It was absolutely delicious. It's definitely on the pricier side, but you can taste the quality in every bite. The salmon was fresh and flavorful, and I loved that it came with both raw and pickled onions ..the pickled ones had this sweet tang I could eat all day. They even sell the pickled onions to go (which I most definitely got). The crunchy chips on the side were the perfect touch. Totally recommend!

After doing a lot of research on "places and things to try, Toronto", we decided that we had to…read moremake a detour to Lox + Schmear for a late breakfast/early lunch. The offerings are fantastic, with fresh salmon lox, a heaping helping of cream cheese, capers... you name it! I had The Fancy Fancy on an everything bagel, my husband had Lev's Bagel on a poppyseed bagel. I can't stress enough how delicious everything was, and I was thoroughly impressed with the portions. We will absolutely be making this one of our "go-to's" in Toronto!

Amazing pastries. And staff. Loved the vibes too…read more Highly recommend, whether for an every day bite or a catering experience!!

Aba's bagels (translation: father's bagels) is a well-run little bagel shop…read more But the neverending construction in the neighbourhood of Yonge and Eglinton is a nightmare. There is a parking lot within walking distance. They have good bagels and their rugelach (selection) are just like bubbie used to make. The counter staff are very nice. Polite and friendly.

Having visited more than one location over many years it's a place where food standards and quality…read morehave always been great. Unfortunately such is not the case with their Party Sandwiches. it's noticeable the change in how they are prepping them. In the past they were prepped by Leslie's party sandwiches and they were always fresh, delicious and with a generous amount of egg or tuna. Since the prep has now been done in house the sandwiches are now resembling a bread sandwich with the thinnest spread of egg and tuna. In more than half of our container the tuna was so thin you couldn't even see it between the whole wheat bread. Ain't no party when your party sandwiches have a whisper of filling.

French Toast was my choice. The bread was challah,but the fruit on the toast wasn't fresh and no…read morepowdered sugar was involved. I wanted to try the Canadian maple syrup and it was good, but not enough offered. Coffee was average.

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!

$10.99 for my everything bagel with lox…read more Seems pricey but there was sufficient quantity (they are not skimping on the spread). tasted good I've seen pigeons creeping into their doorway (health code violation???)

It was our last day in Toronto and we wanted to satisfy our bagel cravings before leaving. We were…read morestill reminiscing about our time in Montreal a few days prior and Yelp brought us to The Bagel House. The worker was busy with the fire brick oven making fresh bagels so you know they are legit. I got salmon lox with a sesame bagel. Although it was pretty close I feel like it was missing a bit of the sweetness of the bagels I had in Montreal. I decided to buy 6 additional bagels (3 cinnamon raisin and 3 sesame) to take home to freeze so I can enjoy it later. They will pack it for you in a plastic freezer bag. I finally had them recently at home just with cream cheese and toasted, and they were still excellent!