Depuis 1957, St-Viateur Bagel fait partie intégrante de la culture et de la vie quotidienne des Montréalais. La légendaire boulangerie de la rue St-Viateur, qui opère 24 heures par jour 7 jours sur 7, vend plus de 1,000 douzaines de bagels par jour.
St-Viateur Bagel est décrit comme une adresse où les bagels sont frais et souvent servis chauds, avec une variété incluant sésame, raisin, pretzel et saumon fumé, et des garnitures généreuses; la texture est généralement légère et croustillante et l’ensemble est apprécié pour son goût authentique et sa fraîcheur. Le service est fréquemment qualifié de chaleureux et attentionné, certains clients estimant qu’il s’agit de la meilleure option de la région et qu’il n’est pas nécessaire d’aller en centre-ville. Néanmoins, quelques expériences mentionnent des bémols tels que des bagels secs ou une garniture peu généreuse, et des remarques sur l’hygiène lors de la manipulation; aussi le choix peut être moins varié après certaines heures et il est parfois mentionné qu’ils ne coupent pas les bagels lorsque achetés en grande quantité. Globalement, l’adresse est perçue comme une valeur sûre pour les amateurs de bagels montréalais, avec des produits appréciés et une ambiance conviviale qui attire une clientèle fidèle.
Au lieu d'aller à l'épicerie, je suis allée à la boutique de bagel sur le boulevard Dagenais. J'étais déçue de me présenter à 18h & seulement 3 sortes de bagel de disponible. J'ai terminé avec des bagels sésame donc ça n'a pas value le détour.
My boyfriend & I came to the store the morning of Christmas Eve & we were served by Antonia. Her level of customer service is so rare to find nowadays & she is such a breath of fresh air! She made our short experience so memorable, to the point that we are still thinking about it a month later. Besides the bagels tasting amazing, she is a big part of the reason as to why we have come back so many times. Thank you Antonia!
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Food was meh. What deserves a one star is the customer service. Me & my daughter went to the store around 11;45 ish friday…. we walk in & already no one bothers to say hello or anything but we brush it off, the three girls huddled together started to give my daughter dirty looks & i asked them if everything was okay & if there was an issue or something, they then say that my daughters phone flash is on & (in other words) they believe she is filming them… Seriously??? The entitlement is beyond comprehension, why on earth would we need to film you girls 🤦?♀? My daughter quickly turned off her flash & said she wasn't filming them, & she wasn't. The girls could have easily let her know'hey your flash is on btw!' but they instead chose to act like she was paparazzi or whatever. Be so for real who hasn't accidentally walked around with their flashlight on before, we've all done it a million times!!!
I'm honestly sorry for management who will be dealing with this review, it's very unlike me to publish anything even if i have a bad experience but this was just ridiculous! We come very regularly & it's the first time we've ever experienced something like this.
Very bad & frustrating experience, & most importantly not safe. My husband slipped & fell hard on his hip on their premises. He told the employees & it was almost as if they were laughing about it. Since then, he has been in severe pain & cannot even get out of bed.
The staff & management should have anticipated the icy conditions we've been having & taken proper safety measures (salt, mats, clearing, etc.). This accident could have been prevented with basic precautions. Customer safety was clearly not a priority today. Extremely disappointed & concerned that others could get seriously injured as well.
Great bagels.. however employees really need to consider wearing gloves in both hands when transferring the bagels from the trays to the display ! I just walked in (st martin ouest) & the employee is holding the bagels from falling in the display with one hand (no gloves) & grabbing the bagels with the gloved hand. It is just they are in direct contact with the bread!
