Siegel's Bagels

[Features] At the famous bagel shop in Granville Market, bagels come in many flavors. You can enjoy the aroma of the dough by eating them alone, but it is recommended to pair them with their cream cheese spread, which will make the baked bagels smell delicious.addition. It can also be made into a sandwich when ordering at the store. Be sure to choose the version with eggs, it is super delicious to eat. And if you want something sweet, you must choose the most classic Peanut butter and Jam. The rich and smooth peanut butter is paired with cheese-skinned bagels to double the aroma of cheese and peanut butter. Eat it Later, I was worried that it would be too heavy, so the sweet and sour taste of the jam made the previously heavy bagel grow wings and become lighter.
[Service] There are many flavors of bagels. You can choose from the display window on the side, and then go to the counter to order. If you come for breakfast, you must choose a sandwich. He will make it fresh and hot, but you need to wait a while.

Freshly baked infront of you in a large fire oven!

Really yummy bagels had here for take away, homemade sandwiches and a sandwhiches on the day.

I had the everything bagel. And an everything bagel Reuben sandwich! I recommend them highly.

They originally feel a bit hard when handling them, but they are easy to bite into:)

Stopped by for a breakfast bagel, was impressed by the wide variety of bagels they had to choose from. Everything was reasonably priced and service was fast.

Simply delicious! I love their hot fresh bagels right out of the oven. Love their spinach stuffed bagels. So satisfying!

I got half dozen and asked for two rosemary bagel but instead they give me two sesame! I don’t think the person was paying attention to what I was asking. Also I didn’t ask for plastic bag but I saw the plastic bag when I got home. I don’t know if I was being charged for this bag. What is the point of giving options for customer to choose their bagels if they can’t get the right one.

They have a low gluten bagel in seasame seed or sea salt. Nice texture and flavour. Not celiac safe though as they don't store or prep the bagels separately

For as busy as the market gets, the setup here doesn't seem very efficient. We waited in line and watched the 4 or 5 employees work. The wait was far longer than it needed to be. They were still weighing out portions of meat for sandwiches per order. This is something that could be prepped ahead to save time. But, in the end, the bagels are fresh and delicious and we enjoyed them.

We got three different kinds of bagels and they were all pretty terrible. They were dense, hard, and cold and desperate need of salt. Kinda tastes like raw dough Pretty awful. I won't buy anything here again. I recommend going somewhere else.

The man who drives the delivery van is unhinged. He is a liability for the company and his conduct is making Siegel's Bagels look really bad. He is a hazard on the road, shouts at people outside granville island market regularly and thinks he owns the parking area. He started using profanities on Valentines Day while I was with my child and family. Not what we expected from a family owned local business.

Great bagels but wrong business practices: placed an order for 6 bagels.on doordash, and they changed it to 12 saying that they didn't have 6? And overcharged me. If you have 12, you have 6. Doordash was able to cancel my order. Great bagels, but this kind of behaviour is very disappointing.

Their No Montreal bagel, thats for sure! Why are they so hard? They seem stale! Paid $9.75 for 6, (outragious!) And it wasn't worth it! None of that soft chewy interior and unique honey infused flavour with some darker than others consistency you get from wood fire baking. They have the wood fire oven going but I have never seen then using it. Its like a prop. The bagels are never warm and they are pulled from an old milk crate stacked 3 high on the floor! Very disappointing! If your craving montreal bagels.try elswhere!

One of the worst bagels I have ever had. More like a pretzel. Skinny pretzel bagel. Horrible prices for the quality of food. $30 for two turkey sandwiches, no drinks or chips just bagels.

We ordered four different types of bagels and two sandwiches. For one of the bagels, we ordered veggie lox and dairy-free cream cheese. Unfortunately, the person preparing the sandwich included real salmon instead of the carrot-based veggie lox and it was partially consumed by the individual who has been vegan for over 15 years.

The bagels are decent but this error completely ruined the experience. This type of error is absolutely unacceptable. We were very disappointed and there should be much stronger attention to detail.

Ok bagels. Usually get a bunch from this spot. Today my boyfriend picked up a half dozen for me and asked if they had hummus, to which the guy assisting orders responded saying Jews don’t make hummus. Which is a really odd and incorrect thing to say. Kind of left a bad vibe about this place so probably gonna stick to Solly’s bagels from now on.

Just bought some for the first time yesterday. Despite the wood oven these bagels are NOT chewy like Montreal style bagels!

Awesome place for bagels. Rugelachs are just amazing. The staff are all super friendly and welcoming. A must try place.

I came here once right at opening and my bagel was great! Love the cream cheese and bagel varieties! Came here once towards the end of the day and my bagel was hard as a bullet. Still good though.

Way overpriced. I got a bagel with some cream cheese on it for $6.83. I'm not sure how to justify this. It is good but not amazing.

Nothing beats a whole bag full of freshly baked bagels! Siegel’s do the best rosemary rock salt! Yummy Everytime!

Had the lox on an everything bagel, hardly any seasoning on the everything bagel and it was super hard, couldn't bite in to it, the cream cheese was not that tasty either. Very disappointing after reading all the great reviews. Def not worth the high price I paid.

We ordered the Club and Lox bagels at the Granville Island location. The orders took forever even though we were the only ones in line. The bagels themselves were cold, dry, tough and stale. The club bagel was almost $15 but incredibly ordinary. The lox bagel was around the same price but with only 1 thin slice of salmon. Definitely not worth it

Our bagels were dry, chewy and stale. They should be freshly baked unless specified. Very disappointed!

Love the bagels here and the exceptional service they give highly recommend sieges bagels if your a bagels lover, so fresh nd tastes

Beat bagels in town, love this place, get them ash fresh as just out of the oven, cute place always friendly and of course not just bagel, get lox and smoked meat bagel. And the best butter rugalach

Expensive bagels (9$). Quick service. The bread is okay, but the salmon is tasteless. They add a lot of capers and onions to give it some taste. There are no seats for eating.

Whole wheat cinnamon raisin with cream cheese for breakfast after coming from the airport. Chewy crispy bagel yum!

Great bagels, really cool to watch them baking them. Bit of a wait when it's busy, but that's fair since it's all made to order.

Ok so we had the lox salmon bagel. It was meh for $12.95.

Nothing against the basic bagel. Nice crust, hard and soft where it needs to be. The lox bagel is WAYY overpriced though. Recommend picking up other stuff at the market.

I cannot get over how good the sea salt and rosemary bagels are. Every time I'm in Vancouver, even if I'm just off an international flight and massively jetlagged, I'll get down here for the bagels before getting on the ferry home.

I absolutely love the Bagels here. They're always fresh and so light. They don't have the typical heaviness of a store bought bagel. The flavours are so great and never over or under seasoned. Fillings and smears of cream cheese are generous and so tasty.definitely recommend.