Kettlemans Bagel

Wide varietyof bagels. Place has got some cool vibes. They prepare bagel from scratch. We ordered vegeterian bagel sandwich and bagel with creame cheese and coffee. No wait times which is usp of this place.

It's a blessing this place is open 24/7. It's not only a great breakfast, but also late night snack. I got the BLT bagel on cinnamon raisin, and my only displeasure was they cut the bagel weird so half of it fell apart in my hands, but taste-wise it was good and I loved all the mayo on it. My friends liked their salmon lox and roast meat bagels, but another friend said his tuna salad bagel was plain and the only flavour came from the tuna salad. Then we went to escapade and 8 hours later we came back for round 2. This time I just got the chicken and turkey soup bc I lost my voice, and the soup felt so good. I wish it came in a bigger size!

Good food, friendly staff- only issue not very accessible... please work on it. I used to go there with friends back in my university years almost 30 yrs ago... love the extension but needs to door that can open for wheelchairs and walkers

If you're from outta town and don't have a Kettlemans Bagel near you, definitely have to pick up bagels from here. Can't go wrong with any of there sandwich bagels too. Can get a little messy sometimes, but that's when it gets fun.

Really good quality bagels and sweets. Lots of options to choose from. Coffee not the best. Very good big patio for summer time. If you are a fan of bagel like me, totally recommend it.

Kettlemans is an institution in Ottawa. I've been going for over a decade, and everytime it's fantastic. Sesame bagel and cream cheese. Or a bacon and egg, or even just butter. They sell into Farm Boy, but honestly you need to go to the shop and get a sesame bagel that's still warm from the oven.

There's something uniquely satisfying about finding a place that not only meets but exceeds your expectations. My experience at Kettlemans Bagel was exactly that - an absolute delight that left a lasting impression. Upon walking in, I was immediately greeted with the warm and inviting atmosphere that makes Kettlemans Bagel so special. The staff were courteous, efficient, and maintained an admirable level of professionalism, which added to the overall pleasant experience. But what truly set Kettlemans Bagel apart was, of course, their bagels. There's a certain art to crafting the perfect bagel, and Kettlemans has evidently mastered it. The bagels were perfectly baked with a deliciously crispy exterior and a soft, fluffy interior - a perfect balance in every bite. The range of options available was impressive as well, catering to various preferences and dietary needs. Whether you're a fan of the classic plain bagel or prefer something more adventurous, Kettlemans has something for everyone. Moreover, the location was clean and well-maintained, further enhancing the overall dining experience. The ambiance was a blend of comfortable and lively, making it an ideal spot for both a quick bite on the go or a leisurely brunch. In conclusion, my experience at Kettlemans Bagel was nothing short of fantastic. The combination of excellent service, delicious food, and a comfortable atmosphere made it a standout. I would highly recommend Kettlemans Bagel to anyone in search of a superior bagel experience.

Bagel taste good but kitchen is slow. Good selection of fresh cream sheese and bagles. Nice spreads and lots of drinks. Big patio in downtown area. Busy in the evenings however so expect a small line up leading outside of the door.

I love buying bagels from here to take home and eat with smoked salmon, cream cheese, and other fixings. What I have almost never done is ordered one of Kettlemans own sandwiches and dined in. So in order to try something new, me and my children decided to eat here, with the result that we found the food to be . . . just OK.While I will absolutely continue to buy Kettlemans bagels to take home, I think I will opt to make my own sandwiches, rather than eating here.

Good bagels but beware of price gouging: the menu says cream cheese is $4.49 and they charged $7.29. Cashier said they must have forgotten to update" Hmmmm."