I was told I had to have a Montreal bagel and this was the place. I agree, the bagel was great and the slight sweetness from being boiled with honey was there and it was nice. But, there were a few things lacking. The service was slow and the food took quite a while to arrive. I thought the menu needed more options other than sandwiches, salads, and bagels with spreads. I wanted to really try a bagel, so not in a sandwich, but if I did that my options were slim. To me a great bagel/breakfast place has plates with eggs and meat and a bagel instead of toast. I looked at the menu and tried to put that together, but I couldn't.
All in all, I thought the bagel was very good, but it was not the spotlight when it's holding together a sandwich. There was no way I could have eaten the extra bagel you can order with the sandwich for $0.95.