We came here for a Friday dinner and were amazed by the great variety of burgers with different…read moretoppings, cheese and sauces. The owner deeply cares about providing great quality and delicious food to the community. There are a few tables inside for dine-in and there's a patio for warmer seasons. We tried "OBQ Burger", "Philly Burger " and "Quebec Poutine". Burgers are loaded with generous portions of toppings. Beef patties for the smash burgers are made fresh daily. The sauces are made in-house, too; gravy, Babagoo, chipotle mayo and garlic mayo. Fresh and delicious food with fair prices. It's an amazing goto spot for lunch and dinner.

OBQ, OB god one bite and my tastebuds on my tongue slapped my brains out of my head where all day…read moreall I could think about was the burger I had earlier that day with my better half. By the way she liked it too.

Nice decoration and atmosphere. Nice waitress. The food is good but a little salad to add to all…read morethis heavy stuff would have been nice.

I pass this restaurant on the way home every day and have been wanting to try it since it…read moreopened..today was finally the day! The restaurant is pretty small/cozy on the inside, with only a handful of tables. When I walked in, I was overcome with the delicious scent of freshly fried dough and was greeted by a lovely staff member who helped me navigate the menu. They are all paperless so I had to pull up the menu from online, but they also had a rotating screen with menu items. I was curious to try a few different options so I went with the shredded beef epanada (1 order comes with 2 large empanadas), chicken empanada (again 1 order comes with 2) and 1 large beef poblano empanada which is huge and filled with beans, beef, and plantain. It took about 10mins to make everything and while I was waiting I was offered a free coffee, which was delicious! The vibe is so friendly, welcoming and staff are extremely kind...and to top if off everything was delicious!! Only reason I gave 4 stars is bc it's kinda pricey- each empanada averaged out to about $7-8 and the large one was about $12. All in all I spent almost $50 for lunch for 2 people. I'm not saying it's not worth it, it definitely is, I was just surprised by the price (I'm not even sure what the going price for empanadas since it was my first exposure in Toronto!) If you're in the area give it a try!

Okay but whhyyyy is there a full-on food truck inside the Toronto Pearson Airport?! Like - how dare…read moreyou make baggage claim feel like the start of an amazing street food festival. Spotted Smoke's Poutinerie right after landing and my screamed for joy internally. Then I did what any respectable you lady would do....i went full send on the butter chicken poutine and y'all. The gravy....the squeaky cheese . I could drink the butter chicken sauce.

Smoke's Poutinerie was pretty okay. I would say some of the better airport food I've had. I ordered…read morethe butter chicken loaded fries and they were under seasoned but other than that it was okay. Customer service was great and not really much to say about the ambiance because it was in the airport lol.

Nice little bar in Port Credit...came here for lunch on a weekday. They have a budget friendly…read morelunch menu with items around $10. The chicken quesadilla was pretty good and the staff were friendly. Lots of screens, so also a nice place to watch a game while relaxing with a drink.

The food is amazing with a lot of choices including a lot of plant based options…read more We sat at the bar and tried several items which were all very good. My daughter loved her vegan poutine. Service was prompt and efficient. The ambiance is great with a few screens showing sports and comfortable seating. The decor is fresh and understated and the washrooms are well appointed. Accessibility is ok, once you have got up the steps, one minor drawback of an older building. We'll be back.

Came here with my mom after a haircut, it was her first time trying this out…read more We both got a different bowl, she got lettuce while I opted for rice... although I wished later that I got the lettuce too because I barely ate any of the rice (it was good, but wasn't in the mood for it) Chicken was prepared perfectly and all the toppings were arranged nicely. Service was great and quick. Loved the food.

SG food court is pretty mid tbh, but we were very happy with the meal from Poulet Rouge. They were…read morehanding out chicken samples, which is what pulled us in. The char grilled garlic chicken is delicious. We got it atop poutine with 2 choice toppings of corn and onions and 1 choice sauce of spicy mayo. Big sharable plate of food for under 15$. If you get the double chicken, that is a meal for 2. I like the fresh cut fries better than NY fries, and I like the chicken better than chipotle's. There are healthier options for brown Rice or quinoa. Great meal!

Haven't had one of their burgers in years so tried that Craft burger combo ($15 with fries and pop)…read moreat the food court. Sadly it didn't taste as good as it did when gourmet burgers were still a novelty in the Big Smoke (the city not this resto). Seems that it tasted way better when it was the only game in town but now that we're spoiled with good burgers everywhere the Craft burger comes across as being rather mediocre. Brioche bun is still awesome but the plain lettuce with slice of plain tomato just seemed so un-special. Also way too much sauce guys. I went thru about six napkins just trying to eat the thing.

This burger is so average. The bun is dry, and not toasted, the beef has no beef flavour and…read morethere's nothing unique about the dressings. I got the Swiss Melt (Swiss cheese, sauteed mushrooms, BBQ sauce, mayo, lettuce, tomato) except they ran out of lettuce and I omitted the BBQ sauce. I was not satisfied after eating this. I would rather indulge in an A&W burger than spend $9 on a dry and bland one at Big Smoke.

This is cheesesteak bliss in little ole Mississauga. It's a good drop in or something yummy to take…read moreto the beach. My cousin Dale swears by a $5 dollar burger and drink special whereas I will always do a Philly Cheesesteak. The "Phil Up" is nice. A 6" cheesesteak, Phil-sized fries and can of pop for $6. The original is another winner. Phil's wonderful cheese curds with a tasty gravy. The folks in the kitchen and at the register are some class "A" respectable Canadians. Always a kind word and always happy to see you. I bet I'm in there four or five times a year and they still call out "the ushe?" whenever I walk in... then get it dead on perfect. Astounding. 11/25

Always great food. Thankful to work near by so we can always grab a snack. Best cheese steak everread more

Worst cheesesteaks on the planet. Super dry meat drowned…read morein pepper. Terribly expensive as well for what you get. Sadly can't leave a zero star review Go anywhere else.

It's been a long time since I first visited the original PPs location in a crumbling plaza in…read moreNewmarket. That's right Philly lovers, Philthy's got their start in the 905! The stockyards location is nice, in the midst of what reminds me of a mall fold court - just outdoors. The concept has changed and improved a lot since early days and it's not reminiscent of a Subway mixed with pita pit. You can order your choice of sandwich, poutine or burger they prepare it to order and then allow you to "have it your way" at the end as the finish it with the toppings of your choice. I had an original philly cheese with provolone onions, mushrooms and green peppers. Really great quality meat and perfectly cooked. I was impressed. Best of all the ingredients tasted fresh. I dig. I forgot how much I enjoyed their product, and it's only gotten better and I look forward to returning many times Eatcrest Out