Beyond the Bagel
4281 Boul. Saint-Laurent H2W 1Z4 Montreal, QC, Canada

We're so flattered that Beyond the Bagel was included in Eater Montreal's top 4 Montreal Food Tours! And, we couldn’t agree more with the folks at Eater: BTB isn’t just for tourists! We love having locals join us to share their own stories, and discover things they never knew about their own backyard (and most importantly, nosh down on delights like Hof Kelsten’s Bialys!) ... Un grand remerciement à Eater Montreal d'avoir inclus Au-delà du Bagel dans la liste des top 4 des tournées gastronomiques montréalaises ! Nous sommes très honorés de cette reconnaissance ! De plus, nous sommes tout à fait d'accord avec eux : Au-delà du Bagel n’est pas seulement pour les touristes ! Nous sommes toujours heureux d'avoir les habitants de Montréal nous joindre pour partager leurs propres histoires et découvrir leur propre quartier (et bien sûr, savourez des délices comme le Bialys de Hof Kelsten !)

We visit Cheskie's on the tour, and although they're well known for their babka, we love to introduce people to their kokosh - babka's lesser known Hungarian cousin! Read more about it in our friend Leah Koenig's article and try your hand at it if you're not in Montreal to try it. Link to article: https://f52.co/2ppj2Ty

We visit Cheskie's on the tour, and although they're well known for their babka, we love to introduce people to their kokosh - babka's lesser known Hungarian cousin! Read more about it in our friend Leah Koenig's article and try your hand at it if you're not in Montreal to try it. Link to article: https://f52.co/2ppj2Ty

Schwartz's Hebrew Delicatessen is out but Musée du Montréal juif - Museum of Jewish Montreal still has a few precious cans of Cott's cherry cola!

Thank you National Post & Morgan Lowrie for the great article!! We'll be running the tour until the end of October, so you still have lots of time to experience Montreal's Jewish food history with us. Get your tickets here: http://museemontrealjuif.ca/tours/

We visit Cheskie's on the tour, and although they're well known for their babka, we love to introduce people to their kokosh - babka's lesser known Hungarian cousin! Read more about it in our friend Leah Koenig's article and try your hand at it if you're not in Montreal to try it. Link to article: https://f52.co/2ppj2Ty

Check out Eater's visit to Snowdon Deli for some delicious smoked meat!!