Joshy's Good Eats
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1111 Cannon St E, Hamilton
(905) 544-2772
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Today I tried this place, as it just opened down the street from me at Rosslyn and Cannon. The bagels were absolutely delicious! I got poppyseed bagel, horseradish cream cheese, Maryland spiced trout with wasabi roe. I brought home for my mom everything bagel, horseradish cream cheese and pastrami lox, and an kiddie bagel for my son. We all enjoy, so amazing! Absolutely worth the price. Will definitely be making future trips to try different combinations! 5 stars!
I came to Joshy’s yesterday afternoon and was able to score some bagels. I also snagged a tub of scallion cream cheese, this morning I think I had one of the best montreal style bagels ever.
Montreal style bagels are my absolute fave and these did not disappoint.
The poppyseed bagels with the scallion cream cheese is absolutely gorgeous. Probably the best bagel in Ontario!!!
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| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 8AM - 4PM |
| Thursday | 8AM - 4PM |
| Friday | 8AM - 4PM |
| Saturday | 8AM - 4PM |
| Sunday | 8AM - 4PM |
Joshy's Good Eats at the farmers market offers a delightful culinary experience. The Basic B bagel with pickled onion is full of flavor and has a great texture. The herb and horseradish cream cheeses are delicious, perfect for dill lovers. The smoked whitefish salad is a hit, enjoyed even on the go. The Dadwich and Basic B sandwich are fantastic, with crunchy yet soft bagels and smooth, tasty lox. The toppings are bursting with flavor. The owner, Joshy, provides great service. Customers praise the incredible bagels, tasty sandwiches, and amazing addition to the neighborhood. The beet cured, Maryland trout, and cucumber salad are also highly recommended. This space brings the vibes, and the Smokie Dokie sandwich is a must-try, with each bite a punch of flavor. The owner is described as a caring and genuine person, and the place feels like a core part of the community.