This place shares a space with Lava Grill that sells shawarma. Lots of parking outside…read more Lots of daily specials and promos to choose from. Ended up with the boardwalk burger and some fries. It was really good. Better than I expected. Ingredients were fresh. He burger wasn't dry and the bun was nice and soft. The fries were good and had the skin on. It's a takeout spot with lots of seating. Service was quick.

Tips: - If you are ordering a milkshake, expect a longer…read morewait. It took two people fifteen minutes to make it. - Communication to the customer on how long it would take for my order to be ready wasn't stellar. On Wednesday night, after driving home from Mississauga, I felt like a milkshake. Where should I get one? I remembered that the Boardwalk Fries Burgers Shake location in Scarborough that I had visited months ago offered milkshakes. I also remembered this Boardwalk location in Markham. It used to be South St. Burger. Markham used to have two locations. It now has zero, which is a downer. I came here at nearly 9 pm. There were lots of parking spots. I pulled into one and entered the store. The Boardwalk is a combo store with Lava Grill. There is one entrance for both eateries. I walked in. There was a couple enjoying a meal. I was the only person at the order area, which is shared between the two eateries. It took a while for the man at Boardwalk to come over. He was making burgers. I ordered these items: - Strawberry shake without whipped cream - Dubai chocolate brownie I paid with a credit card. Done. Communication is an issue here. This man continued making burgers and fries. He didn't let me know how long it would take to make my order. I wasn't in a rush, but I didn't know that it would take fifteen minutes for two folks to try and make my milkshake. I did like that the press for the burgers automatically came down on the patties and had a timer. I also watched fries go into hot oil and the basket automatically come up once the fries were done. It was also on a timer. I noticed that burger man got Lava guy to make my shake. They both went into the back. Burger man came back to assemble the burgers. Lava guy was still in the back. My guess was that there was some issue making my shake. Again, I got no communication until Lava guy came out to look at my order and told me it would be two minutes. Um, sure. I didn't believe it. I was right. I decided to sit down. Burger guy had finished making the burgers. He went outside. He came back in. His first communication to me was two fingers up in the area. Two minutes or victory?! Five minutes later, I saw a shake come out from the back. Lava guy was holding it. Lava guy took a box with a brownie and packed it in a paper bag. I got a napkin, a fork, and a spoon. He handed me a pretty strawberry shake and my paper bag. I thanked both guys, more relieved than anything, and left. I got into my car and drove home. Despite the wait and the lack of decent communication, the two items that I had were excellent. The strawberry milkshake was yummy. I loved the strawberry flavour. It was creamy and enjoyable. I had the Dubai chocolate brownie yesterday. It was so good. I loved the crispy bits with pistachio cream and a delectable, moist brownie layer. Yum! I'm thinking that ordering online and coming here to pick up my order would be best. This place seems to take its time because it seems to be on its own time. Boardwalk has happy hour deals at night. I may give it a try next time. Here's hoping that communication is better. (190)

A recent Yelp event drew my attention to The Burger Alley. I loved the food and drinks that I had…read moredowned that I came back here for more good eats. My workplace is a five-minute drive to this eatery. It occupies the space that was Starbucks. When I walked in, I could still spot subtle reminders of this cafe, from the baked goods display when you place your order, to the Starbucks green upholstery. The Burger Alley did a great job adding its own design flair to it. I especially liked the zen rocks and shrubs. I like that there are more Halal burger joints popping up around my workplace. A decade ago, Burger Factory was the lone eatery. It's nice that there's competition, which includes Gladiator Burger and Steak, Chainsmoker Urban Barbeque, and now, The Burger Alley. This place accepts debit and credit cards. I never have cash on me, so I don't know about its acceptance. For burgers, it offers beef and chicken. So far, I have only done beef because it is excellent and I crave it. One of these days, I'll go with a chicken burger. My burger of choice is the Avada Kebabza beef burger. It's yummy! The beef in this burger was delicious. It was so juicy that at one stage, the juices were dripping down my left hand to my wrist. The bun was soft and toasted. It tasted like a potato bun. The lettuce, tomato, caramelized onions, sautéed mushrooms, and pickles were so fresh. The beef bacon was so good. Halal. Yummy. I also got caramelized onions and sautéed mushrooms. If you like cheese, this place splurges on real cheddar and swiss cheese slices. The pickle slices are perfectly tangy and crunchy. I love the coleslaw. It was crunchy and enjoyable. The fries were excellent. They were crispy and had the best masala seasoning. Even with the most garlicky mayo on top, these fries remained crispy from start to finish. I was impressed. This place has a decent selection of pop. I've tried a lot of drinks here. Diet Coke. Crush grape and cream soda. For an exotic change-up, I tried a Salaam Cola. It's yummy. It's got a milder cola taste than Coke or Pepsi. I liked the can's design. There were two gender-neutral washroom stalls. I used one when I got there and just before I left the eatery. It was clean and nicely maintained. It's an excellent burger joint. Its original location is in Scarborough. I'll need to visit it someday. In the meantime, it's nice that I can grab a burger for lunch when I'm in the office and be content. (65)

Here's the thing, I used to drive all the way to Scarborough for the Burger Alley. It's hands down…read moremy favorite burger spot in the GTA. I was so excited to find a spot closer, since they recently opened a second location. When I tell you the first thing I do when landing from a flight is go home and straight to the shower, you gotta know that this spot must be special because I did a detour on my way home and stopped here first for a bite. I couldn't make it to their grand opening but I was so glad that it's only 10 minutes from the airport. The burgers are amazing and one bite is all it took to remind me that they were just as good as I remember them to be last time I had it. I also added some alley fries and a salaam cola to the order this time, but I don't like the garlic sauce used for the fries though the seasoning is perfect. The burgers are hands down my favourite and I'm totally coming back often. I love that you can choose from so many different options and they've got multiple chicken burger options too.

The staff was very kind and good, pointing out deals. There were deals where if you buy a chicken…read moreshawarma, you get free pop. The pricing was great with about a foot long shawarma. The chicken was tender and the fries were good. Inside was like a normal fast food place. There were some seats.

male cashier wants to charge me for a drink that i did not purchase from them. no apologies after…read moretelling him I did not purchase the drink from them and after being humiliated in front of other customers. the chicken was old and stale. i did not go back because for sure, they will think i want my money back. not really.. just want to tell people, avoid that place. they will serve you probably at least a day old chicken from last night. That's how mine tasted. I threw it in the garbage. I will never go back there, ever.

Such huge portions for a reasonable price and is actually tasty. Got the chicken shawarma in a pita…read moreand it wasn't too dry. Got it as a combo and was pleasantly surprised by the fries. The combo kept me full for the full day. The Joe's big burger was surprisingly juicy and was correct when naming itself big. I'd come back to try their other items and try to dine in next time. This time we got take out and found the service a little slow, but worth it! There's a takeout counter or a dine in section which is casual and good for solo or big groups.

The burger was delicious ,Fries was ok.Unfortunately, I wasn't impressed with the presentation…read more(served on a paper plate) or the service. The bathroom need attention and ambiance was ok. What was most upsetting, though, was that within about five minutes of leaving the restaurant, both my daughter and I became violently ill and had to rush home to the washroom. It was a very concerning experience, especially since we both developed the same symptoms at the same time. I sincerely hope the restaurant investigates its food safety practices so this doesn't happen to anyone else. I was going to give four star If we did not get poisoned .

We went there on Sunday to take the Sunday deal which was jerk chicken poutine for 10 dollars…read more They said they are out of jerk chicken and they would give us steak poutine instead for the same price. The food arrived quickly so service was good. The poutine was not as good as jerk chicken poutine. It did not have cheese as well so we were disappointed. The ambiance is just like other habibz corner places. Same style.

I've become the duke of this place through all my late night check-ins and I'm not ashamed at all…read morein the least. To call out my previous review. I was mistaken about the sides. If you add them on to a main, you're still charged $3.89 at the moment on ubereats. But if you order a side alone, it'll cost you $6+ (which I do still think is ridiculous since I don't think you're getting a bigger portion but I'd like to point out my mistake from my previous review). The burger still SLAPS like no other and the sauces are insane. That double double cheeseburger might just be one of the best hidden secrets in the richmond hill area. For $7.99 you're getting AAA freshly ground beef that completely destroys the Mcdonald's big macs nearby. I honestly think it even gives Hero Burger and Fresh Burger a run for their money. Best bang for your buck in the area imo (Fresh Burger raised their prices a lot). P.S. I think my recent, late night friday, uber eats order history is all Habibz.

$1 hot soy milk before 10:30 a.m. is a great deal. It's the kind of soy milk where you can taste…read morethe soy beans like it is fresh and smooth. The Bingz burgers are also great; crispy and flaky on the outside with succulent and saucy meat filling on the inside. Tip: they also have some good combo deals. And when the line up is long I recommend ordering from their QR code which is available in store to skip the line.

A Chinese fast food chain from Asia. They're best known for their Chinese style burger with a…read morecrispy, flakey outside and a saucey interior. The location is located inside of Fairview Mall on the first floor. The store front is huge and there's a lot of seating. Ordered on the self serve system and waited for the food which came out pretty quickly. Opted for the signature beef burger which comes with beef brisket slow cooked with 32 natural spices served on a crispy bun. This was good and fresh. Also go the wonton with chili oil sauce. You have the options of picking the protein of choice for your wontons of either shrimp, pork or chicken. This was a nice savoury item that isn't too spicy even though the chili oil looks like a deep red colour. Overall, the food here is fast food, and it's good for what it is!

Another gem found in the Beaches! Had delivery order ( smoked meat poutine) to my work place today…read morearound lunch time. I needed comfort food desperately! Surprisingly, it was more than comfort food. It was delicate that made me appreciate every bite. When i opened the box, I wondered what those dark pieces of crusts were. Looked burnt but when I ate, I learned that they were a tender seal with full of pleasant consentration of spice flavors and hint of smokiness. No bitterness. Meat was super tender and juicy. I saw the sweat from the meat pieces. Perfect balance of red lean meat and fat. Beautiful cuts that preserved the meat texture, no mushiness. The fries and the gravy were great with right amount of cheese. Loved this!!!!!

Was craving smoked meat and checked out Fearless Meat while in the area…read more Pretty good! Grabbed a sandwich and a smoked meat poutine, and the poutine definitely hit the spot for me. It was generously filled and the gravy hit the spot for me. The sandwich was also nicely filled with a hint of mustard inside. Service was smooth as it was quick to order online and pick up while passing by. Food came on time and we enjoyed the food shortly after while it was still pipping hot. Picked up at the cash counter when entering. There's a few seats inside so would definitely come again and next time to sit down.

This place has been a staple on the Danforth for years. Ordered the Chicken Souvlaki dinner and it…read morecame with a gigantic portion of fries for under $20. Tasted good in general but not the best chicken Souvlaki I've had. They also serve some delicious burgers, just make sure to order the homemade burger. Rustic diner vibes on the inside with limited seating.

Long time visitor. Not anymore. I'm honestly disappointed in myself for how many times I gave this…read morebusiness the benefit of the doubt. I supported this small business because I believe in supporting small businesses, and along the way I overlooked far more than I should have: the questionable business practices I had heard about, concerns about how staff are employed and paid, complaints about how people have been treated, the lack of cleanliness and upkeep, and the hit-and-miss quality. I made excuses because it was a small business and even defended it when others raised concerns. Looking back, I shouldn't have overlooked any of it. But bringing your small business into far-right politics is something I cannot overlook. Everyone is entitled to their political beliefs, but I'm equally entitled to decide where I spend my money. I cannot support a business that has chosen to associate itself with division, hostility and hate. Like so many Beaches East York residents. Their loyalty was because of the founders. They worked so hard to build the business into what it was, which makes it incredibly disappointing to see what has happened to it. To the current owner, you were given a fully functional and popular restaurant with an established place in the Danforth community. You didn't build this. The current state of the business reflects, a lack of care and respect for what your family built and entrusted to you. Using that family legacy for political attention is a disrespectful and disgraceful act. I'm embarrassed that I defended this business for as long as I did, everyone knows they are shady and operate below the board. Everyone just didn't say anything out of respect to the original founders. No one wanted to say it but the current owner has run it into the ground and has been doing so for years. I won't be supporting it or its owner again. Enjoy this lesson. It's easier to destroy a business given to you than it is to actually build one. Keep padding your reviews with people who have never been here, haven't eaten here and are just supporting your politics. Guess what? They don't actually spend money at small businesses. Enjoy that hard lesson later on, that's the one that's really going to have an impact. As a long time customer and defender of your restaurant, I'm so embarrassed to have supported you.