How cool that this place is thriving even when it's across from a Chick-fil-A? Honestly, what a…read moreflex! The chicken wrap and chicken sandwich were perfect, and so were the wedges and the crinkle fries. Would definitely recommend takeout from here.

As soon as you look past the fact that it's not a big a name as its competitor across the street…read more(the new chic-fil-a) - which is not hard when the line up is much shorter - you will find that Hunny Benny is wayyy better. Their original chicken sandwich is delectably spiced and crisped to perfection. You can choose from six different flavours: original, bbq mayo, chipotle,sweet and chili, spicy or suicide. They have so many options for the sides too, such as fries (different types!) tater tots, Mac & cheese bites, macaroni salad and much more. My only complaint is that the sandwich has a little too much mayo - but that's just my personal opinion because on the other hand, my boyfriend loves that lol Definitely recommend!

Not a happy customer today. Walking in today was like entering a high school cafeteria, noisy and…read moreloaded with kids. I was particularly not pleased about having to wait 20 minutes for a small order of wings. Wings were just OK which is why they got 2 stars today. It will be sometime before I consider returning to this establishment.

Just stumbled in this place randomly and was delightfully surprised. Food was great and value was…read morethere. It's made to order cuz I had to wait but very good and hot. Maybe give it 2 mins before even trying to avoid burning your mouth. I would vote the waffle fries are better than crinkle cut. Totally personal preference. Service was great from the staff. The place doesn't look amazing. More like food court quality but it's fast food fried chicken. If u like that sorta thing give them a try.

Count on Mom's for affordable Chinese food…read more Mom's Pan-Fried Bun in Newmarket offers great value, and is often packed during mealtime with families. This is one of 7 locations now across the GTA. While pan-fried buns & soup dumplings are on the menu, noodles are our go-to here. Their menu also features burgers, fried chicken wings and apps such as scallion pancakes and desserts including pumpkin pie with red bean filling. The soy milk is light and refreshing. The tomato-based noodle soup is rich and slightly tangy. We like that it's always served piping hot and comes with a crispy pork cutlet. The cutlet does soften quick while soaking up the soup. You can also pick between their braised beef noodle soup or their house beef noodle soup with tripe, beef rolls & a smaller pork cutlet for $10.99. It's light but you can jazz it up with their aromatic hot sauce that isn't very spicy. Hand-pulled noodles are thick & bouncy while the bowl portions are a fair size. Their burgers are surprisingly tasty with Asian seasoned beef patty, onion crisp and a slab of processed cheese. The restaurant interior is brightly lit with many promo signages and fits a decent number of tables to accommodate close to 40 guests. Just like their busy downtown location, you can see the action in the back kitchen where the noodles and buns are being steamed and fried. This place accepts credit card and there is no cash discount. Service is quick and friendly for casual dining, promptly serving and clearing your dishes. Skip it or hit it? It's a good meal spot to hit up if you're looking for affordable noodles & bites.

Rice noodle soup with beef slices and pickled mustard was pretty good: pretty spicy, with a sour…read morenote. I think it was the same as spicy sour soup noodles. Honey black pepper wings were pretty good: crispy, fresh & juicy. The sauce was sparse & not evenly applied, though. Honey cheese wings were pretty good. The taste was less cloying than Korean cheese powder. There seemed to be no honey though. Scallion pancake was pretty good: slightly dry but flavourful. Fresh pork pan fried buns were good: fluffy yet crispy. Mom's beef burger was not big. The patty was a bit dry. The bun was tasty & fluffy. The honey mustard was pretty nice & there were crispy strips. It was decent & cheap. Tomato noodle with pork chop was decent. The other dishes are better. Red bean pumpkin pie was decent: quite crispy. Rice cake with brown sugar was decent. Sweet soy milk was pretty good but quite sweet.

Came in today for an early lunch Nothing has changed but the name of the business which was…read moreoriginally Chuck's Chicken. This business has changed names due to Copy Write name infringement. Nothing has changed merely the name. I have posted the new name on another link.

Chicken is always fresh and crispy but not oily. Called in for a larger order since made fresh.read more

Genuinely one of the best burgers I've ever eaten. Was simple yet tasted clean and I didn't feel…read moregross after. The meat was a smash party and filling. Had the very hyped up banana pudding although I felt it was "too much" banana. I wanted more pudding and sweetness feeling like I'm eating dessert rather than something healthy.

Tip: The poutine at Rudy's is awesome. Getting a small poutine with your burger meal is highly…read morerecommended. During the pandemic, I visited Rudy on the Danforth a number of times. It was one of many businesses that got me through this weird, uncertain time. For the last few months, I got myself reacquainted with Aurora. Well over a decade ago, I frequented Aurora often. I'm not sure why I stopped visiting, but it has been great returning every few weeks. While rediscovering Aurora, I have noticed this Rudy for a while. It used to be a Starbucks that I frequented often back in the day. It's also nearby a Gong Cha that I love. A couple Saturdays ago, after running a bunch of errands, I felt like lunch. I remembered this place and drove up the 404 to get here. There was plenty of parking when I got here at roughly 3 pm. I parked and walked in. I needed to use the washroom, so I made a left to use it. There are two single stalls. The door handle tells you whether it's vacant or occupied. The one that I used before and after my meal was clean. I headed over to the counter to place my order. I got Sarah, who was super patient and friendly. I looked at the combos menu. I went with the rude dude combo. The rude dude is a double cheeseburger. I got it with bacon, which meant that my burger was tattooed. I liked that I got a small poutine as the side because the poutine at Rudy's is excellent. I also got a fountain drink. I paid with a credit card. I tapped and was done. She let me know when my food was ready. I found a table by the wall with windows. I filled my cup with ice and Diet Coke. It was so refreshing. I went back to refill my cup because I needed more of it to wash my food down. It is drafty in this eatery. Most folks had their coats and jackets on. There was a heater in the corner, which did little to heat the entire eatery. I looked at my receipt. Sarah had asked for my name. It was Marrie on the receipt. Close enough! My order was number 71. I thought that I'd hear the number called out and fetch my order. Nope. Sarah brought my food over on a tray. So nice! I thanked her and went to town eating my late lunch. My rude dude burger tasted yummy and fresh. I loved the buttery leafy lettuce, juicy sliced tomatoes, two slices of cheese, sauce, and bacon. The two smashed beef patties were flavourful and perfectly grilled. The bun was soft and held everything together. I loved being reunited with this burger! The poutine was excellent. The gravy was perfect to melt the cheese curds. The fries were perfection. It is the perfect side with the rude dude. I love that this Rudy location is in Aurora. I'll be back again for more good eats. (502)

Stopped by for dinner on the way back from up north. Checked out this blue jayz deal. Really worth…read morethe value 6 pieces of chicken 2 biscuits, gravy sauce with a ton of wedges. Easily feed 3 people. The spicy was actually a bit spicy not flavour but spicy burn lips slightly. Didn't know the they had other flavours other than original and spicy. Can split 2 flavours. The gravy was so good and potatoes wedges. I think a bit of sodium over load once in a while is not too bad. Biscuit wise Popeyes better than Mary browns but it wasn't bad. A 2 piece meal would be aound $12 bucks so def worth the price of 22.99$ Small little place clean and staff were friendly.

Got the Fried Chicken Day promo - $4.99 for 2 pieces of chicken and taters. The chicken was so-so -…read morenot as flavourful as KFC but at least fresh & crispy (but I had to wait about half an hour in total, so it was guaranteed to be). At least one piece was pretty big. The taters were as bland as last year. If I'd paid normal price this would be 2 stars.

Monday mania - ribs, wings, fries & salad - was great value. The Ribs were big. While not very…read moresaucy, they were tasty with a nice smoky flavour. The wings were big. Honey mustard was good: not very sweet, with a good balance with the mustard. Chicago roadhouse (salsa-like) was slightly spicy. Fries were good; dusted for texture. Caesar salad was decent: it had a light flavour & was fresh with a nice peppery edge. Earlier, Mini combo: wings had a great smoked taste & the ribs were great too. The fries were very crispy and had a good bite - they were a huge portion. Cornbread was cold and a bit dry. Coleslaw was OK & the beans were not bad.

Perfect location to grab food after walking the trails nearby! Service was fast and friendly…read more There's a few tables, but quite bare-bones in terms of set up. Looked like people were mostly getting takeout. My friend got the brisket and I got the wings. I was kind of surprised by their brisket as it came all pulled, rather than as slices. Not what I'd expect at a bbq place. It was hard to tell if the meat was well made as everything was drowned in sauce. It was tender though. The wings were a little overdone, and the bone-in ones only had the option of bbq sauce. I'd have loved some dry rub choices too. Tasty but nothing special. Overall, it's an okay lunch option for the area, but I wouldn't go out of my way to get bbq from here.