District Bagel offre une gamme de plats kosher axée sur les bagels avec des avis élogieux sur le "everything bagel", le sandwich au bagel et le biscuit au chocolat, certains le qualifiant même des meilleurs bagels de la ville, mais d'autres trouvent l'ambiance impersonnelle comme une cafétéria et se plaignent de portions petites ou de bagels brûlés ou durs chez les Montréal bagels; le kiosque de commande est simple d'utilisation et propose des personnalisations tandis que les prix restent jugés élevés par plusieurs clients; la qualité des ingrédients est appréciée quand elle est présente, même si certaines garnitures sont trop épaisses ou dégoulinent et que l'ajout d'avocat peut sembler superflu et coûteux; des plats comme le blintz pie reçoivent des retours positifs et le lieu propose une salle à l'étage confortable avec un évier accessible; dans l'ensemble District Bagel reste populaire parmi la communauté locale, mais les expériences varient selon les commandes et les attentes.
I was disappointed that all the utensils provided were single-use. I really wish Montreal had regulations to discourage non-eco-friendly practices in restaurants. The bagels were decent, though nothing extraordinary, & the service was satisfactory.
Single worst experience i ever had in a restaurant in Montreal & I've been here for ten years
Congrats at least you won something!
2 burt bagel & a burt coffee that took 30 minutes to make in a weird unwelcoming atmosphere
Dont go there
Or do for a social experiment maybe
Oh yeah & it cost me 50$
This place is not really worth it.
Ordered 2 breakfast bagels & they both were really small & burnt, which made them taste bitter.
My hot coffee was not bad.
The service is like mcdonalds with a similar atmosphere, disposable tableware but not as busy.
This place is definitely very popular among local jewish community.
2 breakfast bagels + Iced coffee + cappuccino was 50$ before tip! Too pricy for what it was which is sad…
I had my first Montreal bagel here- small, hard, dense & a little sour compared to US bagels. (They were not fresh enough to be soft & warm, but they didn't seem stale) I am not sure how much I like it. But Ihad something called a blintz pie that we loved!
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District Bagel has a menu spanning Jewish breakfast favourites, centering around bagels as the name suggests. The ordering kiosk is easy to use & offers customization options. The space has Jewish texts throughout the place. Not that it bothered me but was just irregular to see in what I expected to be a secular space. I went for the breakfast sandwich, which I had a mixed experience with. All of the ingredients were of great quality, but inappropriately thick cut for a sandwich. When I opened the paper, a third of the ingredients were already outside of the bagel so I knew I was in for a messy meal. There's no way you can get through this thing without it completely disassembling after a couple bites. The avocados were particularly large & to be honest totally unnecessary in this sandwich. The sandwich isn't cheap either, it's oddly priced about the same as the plates. I really think they should just remove the avocado because it's not really complimentary to the sandwich, makes it even messier & adds to the cost. As difficult to eat as it was, it was still really tasty. I liked the comfy upstairs dining room they had with an accessible sink which I very much needed.
I guess they cut my bagel with a dirty knife the whole plate was dirty from avocado probably from someone else's sandwich, it was actually very quick ready
