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St-Viateur Bagel & Café
St-Viateur Bagel & Café Review
Even expatriate New Yorkers have been known to prefer Montréal's light, crispy, and slightly sweet bagel to its heavier Manhattan cousin. (The secret? The dough is boiled in honey-sweetened water before baking.) St-Viateur's wood-fired brick ovens have been operating since 1957. With coffee and smoked salmon, these bagels make a great breakfast.
- Address: 1127 av. Mont-Royal Est, Plateau Mont-Royal, Montréal, QC, H2G 1X9 | Map It
- Phone: 514/528--6361
- Metro Laurier.
- Location: The Plateau and Environs
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carsls, from Montreal
I love bagels like no other and not to put this place down, but they aren't Montreal's absolute best as most think. My favorite Montreal bagel shop, Mount Royal Bagel Bakery isn't that well known, but they are truly home to Montreal's best bagel.
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