Bagel World Thornhill

Love this place for brunch! Food quality is always good, can’t go wrong with the bagels and they are always quick! Good value for the money and truly it’s a tasty breakfast. There are long waits so beware of that and keep in mind the service isn’t great but it’s really to be expected at the local bagel places so if you are in search of good service avoid it here.
I always get the Egg White Greek Omlette and it’s always amazing. Coffee is great too and their salads are truly fantastic and large enough to share with 3 people! Greek salad is the best and they don’t skimp on the ingredients. Also a tip would be to get the bagel not toasted as they tend to toast it and leave it waiting so it get’s to your table cold, or sometimes I ask them to toast the bagel towards the end so it stays warm.

Delicious bagels, various deserts a nice plus. Came to get some food to go so can’t speak about the service.

I love flat bagels. Breakfasts are good. I like bagel cheese and salmon… It’s delicious

Horrible service! I was over charged for something and then the cashier argued with me about the price when there is a huge sign right behind her that says the price. I used to go here at least once a week and will never go back again. Disgraceful!

The service is spotty but the food is good. Love the Greek salad. The bagels are great. The coffee is also better than average.

What a horrible sad experience we had here… We live in the North Park road buildings and always go to the near by what a bagel for breakfast. We decided to switch things up a bit and try this place. The first impression wasn’t bad, we liked how quiet the place is… but we were about to find out why. The waitress was very unpleasant, not a smile in sight. She took our order in a manner that seemed like she was doing us the biggest favour in the world, not like its her job or anything… oh wait a minute it is.
The food was atrocious! I ordered the Benedict florentine without the hollandaise sauce and could not bring myself to take a second bite. The spinach soaked in oil and undercooked eggs with runny egg whites (even though I asked for medium soft eggs) were just not something I could get myself to consume further. My husband stepped in and switched his meal with me and I ended up eating the mediocre, quite tasteless shakshuka. We also paid extra $ 2 for added goat cheese that was barely there.
Not once had the waitress approached us through the entire meal to ask if everything was to our liking. After getting the bill my husband had to go to the waiters stations after waiting for 10 minutes, as again, the waitress did not bother to come back to take the payment.
When leaving no one even acknowledged us, said thank you, or helped me with the door when I was struggling to get out with a stroller (while my husband was still paying) since the button to open the door wasn’t working… Three employees chatting just stared at me until I expressed my annoyance and only then did one of them offer to hold the door.
Will never come back and will tell anyone who would listen to not waste their money and time in this place!!!

Ok food
Ok service
Priced well
Overall good value
There is a good freshly squeezed orange juice

Good bagels as usual. Love the larg braided ones…

$ 4.99 Breakfast with bottomless coffee!
2 eggs any style with a choice of bagel!
I would definitely come to Bagel World Thornhill for breakfast on weekdays after my spinning class upstairs!
And great for early bird! from 6 AM!!!

Happened upon this place this morning after attending a spinning class just above it. A simple little jewish geared breakfast spot where locks and bagels are served in place of toast and bacon. I like the change!
This place is typical for a greasy spoon breakfast spot, nothing crazy in terms of decore and the staff are you typical diner staff. Not over the top conversational or friendly but just enough to ensure your experience is pleasant. Our waiter was a older gentleman seemingly from eastern Europe. Good dude in my books.
One of the best things about arriving on a weekday in the morning is the early bird specials. Yes I know that they’re meant for the elderly and the those who don’t need to be at a job, but heck it was between the weekday 6am — 11am designated time, I was there, and I was hungry!
So what was the early bird special? Well, to be quite honest I haven’t experienced that kind of value for my money since my University student days. At the Bagel World, $ 4.99 will buy you Breakfast special#1 which comes complete with: 2 extra large eggs (they were HUGE), choice of bagel, coffee and OJ or cream cheese.
The bagel’s are a really good quality — I asked for an everything bagel, and the butter they provide for it in a little container is fatty and spreads oh so lovely on the toasted yummyness.
I opted for the Orange juice over the cream cheese, this was a little disappointing as it was literally slightly more than a shot glass worth (2 – 3 ounces at best). What made up for it was the HUGE cup of coffee, and pretty decent diner coffee at that.
I’m seldom in this area, but who knows, maybe if I start spinning at the location above more often then I will be here having a bagel and eggs a little more often too. :)
This place merits a 3.5 star in my book, almost a 4, maybe next time we’ll bump it up to a solid 4 — looking forward to my next visit.

Bagel World at Bathurst and Wilson is an institution; a pulse-​point for Toronto’s Jewish community and bagel admirers from around the city.
Bagel World’s Thornhill outpost is a cruel mockery of same; a travesty driven by sdiminished expectations and tastebuds palsied by fresher suburban air.
The bread is stale. The sandwich fillings are stale. The stale salad lolls limply on the plate. The stale soup tastes of salt, if you’re lucky.
The service would be better if it were stale. Instead it is rotten. An attempt to follow up regarding an unsatisfactory experience yields an unprintably curt response. You don’t go to a place like this expecting white-​glove treatment, but surely you can find a better bagel at a better price, sold by someone who cares to keep you as a customer nearby.
This isn’t exactly a neighbourhood that’s hurting for bagels, so why not support a business that deserves it?
A bagel bought here is not a true bagel; it’s a roll with a hole, without any soul.

While this place might be great during the morning, I just had a bagel now at about 4:45pm and the bagel was hard and tasted stale. Their shelves were empty as well. I guess they were close to closing possibly? I think shops should have fresh food at all times. Tim Horton’s has better bagels than this place at ANY time.

I’ve always been a bagel fan so I decided to drive to this thornhill location for a light lunch. The place is clean and roomy, seating is comfortable. The server greeted us with a nice smile and took our order… we ordered the Bagels with Cream cheese and lox, flat bagellini with avocado, tomatoes and a potato laktes appertizer.
The cream cheese was generous but the size of the bagel can be bigger. For the flat bagellini it was pretty much standard fare — toasted and pressed with as described ingredients. The potato latkes was doughie with no potato flavor at all! The meal overall was okay but nothing spectatular. I feel that I could make the exact same at home.
The bill came to $ 25, which is a little steep for some bagel and cheese. Will I go back again? Probably not solely based on the value I am getting.

As a born and bred Toronto girl living on the border of T-​Hill, I figured I would bring the attention to everyone that a new Bagel World is alive and kicking up in Thornhill!
With their Toronto location at Bathurst and Wilson, this amazing bagel stop has spread it wings in the new plaza on Disera, right across from the north facing side of Promenade Mall.
I go to this place with my mom for brunch/​lunch often and it always hits the spot! And at a cheap price!
If I go with my mom, we always split the 3 scoop platter!
For $ 15, you get two bagels of your choice and 3 scoops to top on your bagel.
For the scoops, you can choose from tuna, salmon, egg salad and white fish. These scoops are HUGE and come with a nice selection of cucumbers, tomatoes and red onions to include on your bagel.
Another thing I crave when I walk into Bagel World is their salads! A HUGE Greek or Caesar salad in a bowl as big as your head is around $ 10. Each salad is packed with veggies and tons of yummy dressing.
And if you do not like something included in the salad, they will take out or substitute things in your order with no problem at all.
For brunch, they have TONS of omelettes with various toppings and ingredient combos.
And for those of you who are like me with a HUGE sweet tooth, they have a bakery in the restaurant, with tons of fresh danishes, cookies and other tasty things you can order to your table or take home after your meal is done.
For all of you bagel fans out there, this place will keep you satisfied.