This is go to spot for the financial wheels... The dogs are the best with the topping all being…read morefresh and distinctive

Best hot dogs in all of Toronto and Canada. Friendly staff and delicious food. Hot dogs are fully…read morecustomizable and the prices are great. Would definitely come back

This place is excellent the polish sausages are on another level Patrick really does some magic…read morewhen making these. It blows my mind how good these are.

These are amazing hot dogs and sausages. Super friendly dude working He is by himself so you may…read moreneed to wait a bit if he is busy but it is worth it.

My fiancé has been RAVING about Big Boy's for years and literally tells everyone we meet who…read morementions Toronto. WE LOVE Big Boy's hotdogs, specifically the sausages, and go out of our way to grab one every time we're downtown. The stand is located near the Metro Toronto Convention Center and not hard to spot. We order the spicy Italian sausage. So many delicious toppings including hot peppers, honey mustard and MORE. I love how Big Boy's slices the sausage open and grills it's for nice char marks. 100% recommend you try this spot before a sports game or even if you're just looking to satisfy your sausage cravings. Significantly cheaper than other stalls and the Roger's Center too! Photo taken by @CheatEatsTO on Instagram

I went to Toronto 6/1/2013…read more..... This was a cool experience, getting a veggie dog at downtown Toronto. Street vendor was very friendly and entertaining, very cool!!

Not sure if this is the same "year round" truck that is parked at north east corner of Taunton and…read moreBrock by Petro Can but the signage is incredibly annoying. Their sign always draws you in and usually says they are open and then you drive up and they are closed for 3 days. Uh sorry, a little frustrating!

This is by far the best chip truck around. I like to fancy myself as a connoisseur of chip trucks…read moreeverywhere and this one is my choice! The poutine is amazing...fresh real cheese curds, perfectly cooked fries and just the right amount of gravy! They have an excellent and varied menu and terrific hours. The mars bar bites are also awesome. I recommend stopping here when you're in the area!

Drove up to have something looked at, had something else in mind for lunch that day and stumbled…read moreupon a nice little trailer shack with a lady (a Queen actually) on the side of the trailer. It was enticing as it was located in the CT plaza on Innisifil Beach. I had to give it a try as I was beyond my surroundings and I'm a total fan of poutine. It was pretty reasonable for the large portion. I just wished the fries were the thick cuts. The gravy and the cheese curds were really good, I did bring it back to my friends place and the fries kind of soaked up. Next time I'll make sure to dine in at their tables and experience it first hand. Unfortunately did not capture the food as I was way too hungry. Will try out their other toppings in the poutine category when I'm in the area.

Best poutine in the town of Innisfil. It's been in the Canadian tire parking lot for few years now…read more. Must try .

I just stumbled upon this place in Jackson Square last Friday as I was in Hamilton for work this…read moreweek. This honestly made my day. I love gourmet food trucks, and so rarely see them. As many of you probably know by now, mac and cheese is my all time favourite. I saw that they had it as a side dish for $2 so had to try it. I wasn't really feeling a sandwich (though the pulled pork looked really good), so I opted for the pulled pork nachos. They nachos were $8 and a pop was $1. When I ordered, the guy who took my order said "why don't we make it a combo" and only charged me $10. I love when places do that! Anyway, the nachos were perfectly cheesy, and were topped with sour cream and pico de gallo (one of my fave things in the world). It was fresh and home made. The absolute best was the pulled pork. It was so deliciously juicy and was coated with a tangy BBQ sauce - not too saucy though! I would get this again for sure. The mac and cheese was just as good. They use the spiral noodles which are always fun. It's not too too cheesy, but has some good herbs and spices that make up for it. It has a bit of a kick too. Just a slight bit of heat. I would have liked a bit more, but I'm not going to lie, with the mac and cheese and nachos I was stuffed and had to bring some more. And yes, it was just as good heated up later. I've been in Hamilton for work this past week too and have walked by Jackson Square everyday hoping the food truck would be there. Unfortunately I've been disappointed b/c it hasn't been there, but they do have a "where are we" map on their website.

Marianne's is THE BEST place to get hotdogs / street meat in the city!…read more Located right in front of Mount Sinai Hospital, this vendor's been here for years and is really an institution here on Hospital Row. And in the last couple of years, Marianne's expanded to feature a wider range of food - it's not just hotdogs, people! She offers baked potato and sweet potato, which you can order on their own OR for those who eat gluten-free: the potato is a GREAT option to swap in place of a bun. You can have any of the meats topping a potato! Marianne's is also in partnership with another Toronto institution, The Barberians Steakhouse, has produced sandwiches that use their spices and meats. Such as roast beef, pulled pork, and soups when in season! Featuring affordable wild game meats like: Bison, Elk, and Wild Boar. These are very tasty and perfect for those who want a little bit more sophistication. All these meats come from local Ontario farms! It's no wonder she's been featured in publications like The Toronto Star and Edible Toronto Magazine! If you get to meet Marianne herself - you'll find that she is the sweetest person and so, so, so passionate about what she does. She knows the people who live and work in the area. She advocates on behalf of food vendors like herself and is actively involved in working towards better policies in the city. Read more about her philosophy at peacetogetherforever.com

Marianne is hands down the best street vendor in the city. I just finished a two year stint of…read moreworking in Mount Sinai hospital, and despite eating there an average of probably three or four times a week, the selection never got tired. While it's easy to dismiss as just another street meat cart, Marianne is constantly updating her menu and trying out new items to make the menu as diverse as possible. Obviously there is a selection of hot dogs and sausages, then add wild meats, pulled pork, ribs, savory muffins, potatoes, soups, grilled peaches, etc. etc. All of which are delicious. Trust me. I've tried everything. In terms of price, I've had someone mention "You know the one up the street is cheaper right?" To which I responded, "Yeah." Marianne's is definitely worth the extra dollar or whatever slight difference it might be. Plus when Barbarian upped the cost of their meats, Marianne still offered good value by creating the Love Plate (consisting of a wild meat and jerk chicken with a baked potato for $6 or so) All around really amazing innovative stuff. Then the most important point of all - Marianne herself. She is possibly one of the nicest people I've met in the city who has a natural sense of warmth and familiarity the second that you meet her. Every transaction is very personal, and it's wonderful to see how she interacts with such a wide array of people be they doctors or patients or construction workers, homeless, children finishing school, Marianne constantly has good rapport with everyone. In a core area of the big city, I find it amazing how someone could create such a small town neighborhood feel - A la Mr. Rogers. Marianne is a huge proponent of community which you can see with her Peace Together Forever movement as well as her heavy involvement in the Street Food Vendors Association. All around amazing lady. Also should mention that everyone else she's brought on to work the stand are also extremely friendly and seem to cater the same attitude. Apologies if you bothered to read this whole thing and found it rambly, but I'm soon to be leaving the city, and I wanted to shed some light on one of my favorite spots, I'm definitely gonna miss it!