Old Bagel House is a hidden gem and a true neighborhood staple. I love places where you can just…read moregrab a really good breakfast and go -- and this one nails that vibe perfectly. It has a traditional, homemade feel that makes it stand out from chain spots. The bagel breakfasts and knishes are incredibly satisfying -- fresh, hearty, and full of flavor. It's the kind of spot that quietly becomes part of your routine. If they ever added an espresso machine, it would take things to the next level, but even as it stands, this place is one of my all-time favourites. Highly recommend it if you're in the area and want something authentic and quick.

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Absolutely Love the bagels here! They are made fresh every morning in a wood fire oven and have 15…read moredifferent types of bagels! From everything bagels to chocolate chip to coconut! Not to mention 15 different cream cheese flavours too! The service is amazing. I recommend the smoked salmon, the caprese and the egg white bagels as those three are my favourites! The cafe itself has a very calm and chilled out fresh ambience and vibe. Definitely recommend! Hidden GEM!

I've been craving Montreal style bagels for awhile now and this place did not disappoint! The staff…read moreis very friendly and welcoming. I also found the service to be very quick. I tried smoked salmon on Rosemary&Sea Salt bagel, fig&cheese on Everything bagel, and Trout on Onion bagel. They all tasted very good! I highly recommend coming here for a quick breakfast or lunch.

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.

Kettleman's does it right! Took my compañero here for a lunch on this rainy day ... great comfort…read morefood place. I've been here many times but always love to watch the bagel making. The staff is so talented and makes it look so easy! There is a good variety of bagel sandwiches to choose from and you could always bring some home with their delicious flavored cream cheeses! They have a non dairy one too! Only thing missing is a gluten free option. Worth the trip here and the industrial decor fits right in.

Kettkemans Bagel is located at a plaza on Browns Line and next to Farm Boy. As the store is pretty…read morebig, there are many table and seats. Inside the store is clean and modern not like other store front bagel. We bought 6 of everything bagel costs around $9.40 and olive cream cheese costs $7.29. They are very good. I live in the area, so I will come back again.

The web site is terrible. I want to be able to easily order for pickup. Delivery options should be…read moreeasy to find.

Good morning Yelpers!…read more I was craving bagel with smoked salmon and cream cheese! Decided to order a few bagels. You know, everything, blueberry, jalapeño cheddar and pumpernickel. To be honest they are all oh so good! My favorite is pumpernickel. That tangy sourness to it.. yummy. Then again I am bias since that my favourite type of carb bread. The jalapeño cheddar wasn't spicy at all... more cheese if anything. The blueberry is perfect as well as the everything bagel. The bagels came nice and soft this morning. I also orders the jalapeño cream cheese which wasn't spicy at all, but you can def taste the jalapeño. I also ordered the caramel apple cream cheese, lord let me tell you it is so good! It's like I'm eating a dessert. The sweetness of the caramel plus the hint of apple, mmmm. It's legit like a candy treat. I'd definitely order from here again! The way I prepared my breakfast was I double toasted my bagel, applied the caramel apple cream cheese, smoked salmon plus sunny side up egg... works for me :)

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)

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.

Spots that focus on Bagels are few and far between around here. I love driving down to OKO to grab…read morebagels for the week and a smoked salmon bagel sandwich while I'm there. I normally get the Rosemary bagel but this time I went with a classic everything bagel. The cream cheese is delicious on it's own, but throw in fresh smoked salmon, red onion and dill - it's unreal! Looking back on my photos, it doesn't seem like there is much filling inside. I can assure you the cream cheese: other ingredient ratio is equal and even! I am always full and satisfied after eating their bagels. Definitely comparable to Montreal style.

I've never actually been to the store but I have had the bagels and cream cheese delivered twice…read morenow. I don't usually love Montreal style bagels but these are quite good. Personally I'd recommend the cinnamon sugar for sweet lovers and rosemary sea salt for those wanting savoury. Their cream cheese options are also great. So far we've tried the roasted red pepper, sun-dried tomato, herbs and garlic, maple, and blueberry. All have been good and paired well with the different bagel flavours. My second delivery order I added a breakfast sandwich and it was good. Nothing too out of the box or outstanding about it but like everything else here, it's good. One thing I will say is I ordered my second order for delivery at around 11 am on a Wednesday. At that point, they'd already sold out of coconut bagels and poppy seed bagels. It was a bit disappointing but they did make a point to call to determine how I wanted to replace those and then sent a card for 10% off my next purchase in-store.

Delicious bread and pastry products. I stopped there early in the morning on my way to work, and…read moresomeone was there to greet and serve me. I purchased enough for the office staff and it was all devoured!

First time in Panera since it moved. Brought back lots of great memories of the whole Panera…read moreexperience. Smaller location,same good quality.

Friendly experience. Excellent choice of variety of food. Tried Indian, Chineses Noodles and the…read moreJapanese all in the same visit. Food was served fast and the casual environment was inviting.

Definitely still a bit confused on what the business name is called, but according to the Square…read moreOne website, the pop up organizer is called "Kainan Na Inc." and a NGO unifying Filipino food vendor. I got the belly lechon, which includes belly lechon, rice, half a salted egg, pickled papaya, cherry tomatoes and a brown sauce. Despite being in a food court, they definitely put a lot of thought into the presentation. The rice and lechon was wrapped in a (papaya?) leaf. I was impressed that the rice was steaming hot when I unwrapped the leaf, yet the lechon skin remained crunchy! The lechon meat was extremely tender. I think it's value for money ($15) given how high quality the meat was. The portion was just right for me, but for people who have a bigger appetite, it might not filling enough. My only complaint is that they were blasting the music a bit too loud in the enclosed eat-im area just for their stall.