St-Viateur Bagel
Les bagels cuits au four à bois de Montréal définissent le rituel matinal de toute une métropole.
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fresh(136) sesame(104) cash(101) oven(57) cheese(57) shop(52) flavor(32) recommend(31) dozen(30) chewy(29) classic(28) authentic(24)Organisation simple, efficace super rapide &....Très aimable ! Merci !
Nope. They were not great. The bagels were not fresh & didn't taste great. Don't believe the hype.
Must try bagels. Can watch them bake in the oven.
Amazing. But don't trust people who say its best naked: sesame with cream cheese is the way to go
Best bagels in the world! Stop here. Fly here. This is the best in the world!
We went there at 830 am & the bagels were cold & rock hard. It was very disappointing. Service was good. The restaurant is only to go.
When we were planning our trip to Montreal, we kept seeing that bagels were a must try so we headed out to St-Viateur to try them out. This place is strictly grab-n-go & geared to people buying bagels to eat elsewhere. They do have fridges filled with cream cheese & stuff that you can also buy. I kinda wish they had a little cafe where you could get a bagel sandwich or just buy 1 bagel with cream cheese in it instead of buying a big tub.
We picked up an All dressed, Blueberry, & Cinnamon Raisin & brought it back to our hotel along with some cream cheese. Yet we're OK... not gonna lie, they tasted like bagels, with a bit of chewy texture inside. Would have been better lightly toasted. I think I liked the cinnamon the best but the all dressed had the strongest flavor (it also left the most seeds in my teeth).
This store also sells some souvenirs like bags, keychain, & bagel stuffie. We went on the afternoon & it wasn't very busy (2-3 people ahead of us in the line).
Sells only bagels, no sit down - which is the norm in Canada, but felt weird visiting from the US