Soho Bagel Company - Canton

This review, complaint and post is written with the intent to reach the masses...without using my Production Career and Creditentals to educate the world.This is my second time attempting to eat at this venue. Both times, I am given an old bagel and old cheese.....despite pre tipping in advance. I assumed the first time was the timing of my arrival and all bagels ran out...However, I showed up today at opening to once again receive a stale bagel and old cheese.The cashier at the front desk...talked negatively about the other Soho Bagel at Towne Lake upon my first visit...stating...although a husband and wife own and run both independently...this place was better...I beg to differ.Today she and a customer behind me...an older Causian male discussed Ground Hog Day...exchanging jokes and complaints...I had to remind then of the significance of the holiday.I STRONGLY encourage those who are interested in eating a great breakfast to go elsewhere

Hands down, absolutely the best place to get breakfast. Consistently amazing quality, great value and always friendly and prompt service. Definitely worth a stop even for just a coffee. Their coffee is amazing!

I called to asked what type of pastrami they served whether it was navel or lean??? The young lady that answered the phone was accommodating as much as she could be by asking her manager. I heard the manager very clearly say oh my god, I am not Jewish I am Italian I don 't know !?!? I find this statement ridiculous because the restaurants name is Soho Bagel as in Soho New York!!! New York is known for their wonderful Navel Pastrami Sandwiches!!! The difference between navel and lean is the difference between a tropical paradise and a desert!!! Navel is melt in your mouth flavorful and juicy, while lean is dry, unflavorful and requires a huge amount of fluids to help you choke it down!!!!!

Delicious! I had a sun-dried tomato and basil bagel with sun-dried tomato cream cheese, and it was the perfect breakfast this morning. Thank you!

The challahs here are incredibly delicious, and the linzer cookies are as big as your palm. I enjoyed a simple bagel with cream cheese, which was delightful. This is a really great place to stop by for a treat! Just a heads up: they only accept cash.