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This burger place embodies the very best (worst) of North American cuisine - abundance (excess) is the name of the game here. A choice of smaller portions for more wallet-friendly prices would be good Uncle Georgie Porgy was a burger with 3 patties: beef, lamb & fried chicken. It was big. It was hard to disentangle the beef & lamb but both seemed good: soft, tender & pretty juicy. The chicken was juicy, crispy & tasty. The poutine was huge, even by the standards of huge poutines. The gravy was rich & the cheese curds pretty squeaky. The fries were thinner than usual poutine fries, though. Which would not matter, except that they were rather dry. The dish also ended up being too salty - and I have a high salt tolerance. The banana split milkshake had banana, jam & chocolate. It was great. The texture was pretty chunky. Yet, it was too big for one; objectively speaking it doesn't look bit, but there's a lot of stuff going on in the milkshake, which overloads the palate (at least if only one person is drinking it).
Pros: Burger meat is so tender that it melts in your mouth! They also have a drive through section and today had a very small lineup. Cons: ordering a combo of the standard signature burger, sweet potato fries and coke cost $23 which is quite pricey. Had I known, I would have just ordered the burger for roughly $14 and not make it a combo. I ate the sweet potato fries 15 minutes later and they were soggy by then.
Their burgers look really good. And there's a lot of hype around this place. But other than that....I'd pass. Their menu is fairly limited. And the biggest thing going against this place for me is how overpriced it is. The quality of their burgers are definitely good. But quantity is not that much and quite frankly, they really didn't have much of a taste to it. So it's really just your standard burger. I will say though, their waffle fries were quite good.
Been here a couple times, got the Holy Chuck burger, loved it! Medium rare cook, nice a juicy, good portion size. The atmosphere is laid back and the dining area very modern. It has a open kitchen concept with good music playing, and very out going staff. Also got a Nutella Salted Caramel milkshake, which is my favourite thing to get everytime! So delicious!! Definitely recommend this place for a good burger and shake. It is a little on the pricey side, but you get what you pay for. 10/10
Everyone at this restaurant was very friendly and the burger was very good yet probably a bit overpriced at $12 for that alone. The burger is really juicy. The onion rings are ok, its exactly like Harveys with some type of seasoning. Definitely worth a try.
Traffic on highway 7 was crazy because of construction. I was sopped just sitting there and looked over, saw Holy Chuck and pulled in. I'd never been to one before. My mistake. Man that was a great burger! Location: On highway 7 by the colossus theatre. This is a perfect place to go after to eat and talk about the movie! Parking: Suburbs. It's a driver's dream. Parking for everybody! Decor: Fast food chic. Table and chairs and the tables with half booth and chairs. You order ans pay at the counter. Go sit and they call your number. Ooh self serve pop. Food: Omg they make a good burger. All beef (they also have lamb and veg) with grease dripping with every bite just like a good burger should be. I got a pretty basic burger. I'm a mustard and pickle person. And they have one of those! I got the " depressed cow ". Its apparently Oklahoma style. Not sure what that means. Its chocked full of caramelized onions, prepared mustard and pickles. Yum. Loooooved it! I didn't order any side this time but other tables all had fries. There's some crazy burger combos. There's. $40 four gras one. Poutine, sweet potatoes fries, some crazy looking milkshakes and some delish sounding cheese cakes. Staff: Everyone was nice! The cooks fave burger was the depressed cow too, so I chose well!! Definitely going back!!
The burgers were very juicy and seasoned perfectly. Upon ordering, the counter will ask how you like your burger to be cooked, starting from a minimum of Medium to a maximum of Well done. The only down side to Holy Chuck is that the burgers were also very greasy and soggy.... especially the bottom bun. Since I ordered the Holy Chuck signature, the caramelized onions also made my top bun very soggy. It must be from the heat of the burger to the ratio of the wetness of the sauce they put on the onions. Anyhow ... don't expect to pay $10 and then walk out! You'll need to spend at least a minimum of $15 for a purchase after taxes for you to eat comfortably. So.... you guessed it! This establishment is considered a high priced burger joint (similar to Big Smoke Burger + Five Guys) The atmosphere is alright. Seems packed especially on weekend nights, and sometimes you may not have a seat to eat, so you'll need to bring the order to go. The floors are a little sticky, and the tables are not often wiped clean. The chairs have some flakes of chewed up fries and stains of milkshakes. Overall.... I would come back and do a take-out... I wouldn't dine in because the restaurant's hygiene isn't topnotch.
I've been going here for a few years now and with every visit, I haven't been disappointed. Almost every time I go, I order the Creamy Feta Fries (most of the time I end up here is BECAUSE of the fries). I usually can't justify to spend a lot of money on a burger but I am willing to on Holy Chuck's! I've tried a few of their burgers and I haven't been disappointed. The meat in the burgers are always so juicy and the presentation of the burger is nice too. But somehow I always have the urge to order their Animal Feed burger (a Portobello mushroom) since it's so savory! Just a tip: if you order the Animal Feed burger, wait a few minutes before you dig in. It's piping hot and the juices from the mushroom will burn your mouth.
One of the top options for burgers in Vaughan. The beef Pattie's always made fresh. Love their burgers
Don't confuse the low rating for (bad) quality or service or any sort, it's rather relative against the hype, holiness, and herald and I had towards Chuck. Found the burgers to be average and thus overpriced. They certainly have some creative intentions with the menu which I applaud (wish more establishments had this mindset) such as an eating contest/name-on-the-wall type deal and out of the ordinary milkshake combinations.
Great burger place. They are a bit pricey but they serve quality. You can taste the freshness of their beef. I ordered the junior chuck burger I think it was called. Their version of a big Mac but better lol and fries. I wasn't crazy about their fries they weren't anything to brag about. The burger was amazing I enjoyed every bite and I didn't feel guilty. It wasn't overly greasy. The meat toppings and bread all tastes fresh. Thank you to the friendly staff who helped me with the menu.
This was my first experience coming here and by the time I was done I felt nuetrual to it. We ordered a cheeseburger, animal feed burger, poutine and sweet potatoe fries. The cheeseburger was great, I really like other popular handmade burger joints, but I found Holy Chucks to be really good because they weren't anywhere near as oily. The animal feed burger I got just to try something different. The inner filling was really good but I found the deep fried Portobello mushroom to be under whelming. The putter crust of Pablo breading was loaded with black pepper so it was a major of what you taste outside of the lemon herb aioli. Maybe some like it that way but I found myself wishthing the mushroom had been grilled them stuffed. No deep frying needed. The poutine and sweet potatoe fries tasted okay. We weren't to thrilled about them. They both had a burnt oily after taste. Maybe the oil needed to be changed, but it was disappointing. Overall I love the cheeseburger here, but because we went late at night I'm going to try them again and hope for the best. Ttyl readers!
Great burger in a highly populated area. The burgers/combo are a bit pricey for what you get but you are guaranteed a fresh beef burger once you bite into it. My definite recommendation will be the Holy Chuck burger which comes with bacon and caramelized onions. A classic that'll get situated into why people believe Holy Chucks is a great place to get a burger. Service was quick and efficient while the environment was extremely clean. Would definitely recommend coming here and if you're up for it; try the Go Chuck Yourself challenge!
The place is inviting and spacious, and service was quick. I was excited to try this location as it has been years since I tried theToronto location. At the time, it was one of my favourite burger. On this visit, we ordered the Holy Chuck and The Big Chuck. Both burgers disappointed, the Holy Chuck was simply too meaty. The Big Chuck was extremely soggy, drenched in sauces. For the price, we expected a better burger..... read more
3 years ago
Came here for a quick bite and was not disappointed too much. I ordered the holy chuck, an order of poutine, and the holy cluck. The holy chuck was amazing. It was hot, flavorful, and checked all of the boxes for an amazing burger. No mess, no fuss, just good beef and good assembly. The caramelized onions lent a sweetness to the burger that kept each bite satisfying. The poutine was also pretty good and there was enough to share with a couple of friends. I wish I could vouch for the holy cluck but it seemed like there was more breading than chicken thigh. The chicken thigh was too thin but the layer of breading was so thick that it felt like I was eating just breading between burger buns. Since the thigh was too thin, it turned out dry and since there was so much breading, it was overly greasy. But, I guess it makes sense that chicken isn't a strong point of a burger joint. For a quick bite with friends, I'd come back! read more
1 year ago
6 years ago
This burger place embodies the very best (worst) of North American cuisine - abundance (excess) is the name of the game here. A choice of smaller portions for more wallet-friendly prices would be good Uncle Georgie Porgy was a burger with 3 patties: beef, lamb & fried chicken. It was big. It was hard to disentangle the beef & lamb but both seemed good: soft, tender & pretty juicy. The chicken was juicy, crispy & tasty. The poutine was huge, even by the standards of huge poutines. The gravy was rich & the cheese curds pretty squeaky. The fries were thinner than usual poutine fries, though. Which would not matter, except that they were rather dry. The dish also ended up being too salty - and I have a high salt tolerance. The banana split milkshake had banana, jam & chocolate. It was great. The texture was pretty chunky. Yet, it was too big for one; objectively speaking it doesn't look bit, but there's a lot of stuff going on in the milkshake, which overloads the palate (at least if only one person is drinking it). read more
2 years ago
Pros: Burger meat is so tender that it melts in your mouth! They also have a drive through section and today had a very small lineup. Cons: ordering a combo of the standard signature burger, sweet potato fries and coke cost $23 which is quite pricey. Had I known, I would have just ordered the burger for roughly $14 and not make it a combo. I ate the sweet potato fries 15 minutes later and they were soggy by then. read more
5 years ago
Their burgers look really good. And there's a lot of hype around this place. But other than that....I'd pass. Their menu is fairly limited. And the biggest thing going against this place for me is how overpriced it is. The quality of their burgers are definitely good. But quantity is not that much and quite frankly, they really didn't have much of a taste to it. So it's really just your standard burger. I will say though, their waffle fries were quite good. read more
3 years ago
Been here a couple times, got the Holy Chuck burger, loved it! Medium rare cook, nice a juicy, good portion size. The atmosphere is laid back and the dining area very modern. It has a open kitchen concept with good music playing, and very out going staff. Also got a Nutella Salted Caramel milkshake, which is my favourite thing to get everytime! So delicious!! Definitely recommend this place for a good burger and shake. It is a little on the pricey side, but you get what you pay for. 10/10 read more
6 years ago
Everyone at this restaurant was very friendly and the burger was very good yet probably a bit overpriced at $12 for that alone. The burger is really juicy. The onion rings are ok, its exactly like Harveys with some type of seasoning. Definitely worth a try. read more
8 years ago
Traffic on highway 7 was crazy because of construction. I was sopped just sitting there and looked over, saw Holy Chuck and pulled in. I'd never been to one before. My mistake. Man that was a great burger! Location: On highway 7 by the colossus theatre. This is a perfect place to go after to eat and talk about the movie! Parking: Suburbs. It's a driver's dream. Parking for everybody! Decor: Fast food chic. Table and chairs and the tables with half booth and chairs. You order ans pay at the counter. Go sit and they call your number. Ooh self serve pop. Food: Omg they make a good burger. All beef (they also have lamb and veg) with grease dripping with every bite just like a good burger should be. I got a pretty basic burger. I'm a mustard and pickle person. And they have one of those! I got the " depressed cow ". Its apparently Oklahoma style. Not sure what that means. Its chocked full of caramelized onions, prepared mustard and pickles. Yum. Loooooved it! I didn't order any side this time but other tables all had fries. There's some crazy burger combos. There's. $40 four gras one. Poutine, sweet potatoes fries, some crazy looking milkshakes and some delish sounding cheese cakes. Staff: Everyone was nice! The cooks fave burger was the depressed cow too, so I chose well!! Definitely going back!! read more
2 years ago
7 years ago
The burgers were very juicy and seasoned perfectly. Upon ordering, the counter will ask how you like your burger to be cooked, starting from a minimum of Medium to a maximum of Well done. The only down side to Holy Chuck is that the burgers were also very greasy and soggy.... especially the bottom bun. Since I ordered the Holy Chuck signature, the caramelized onions also made my top bun very soggy. It must be from the heat of the burger to the ratio of the wetness of the sauce they put on the onions. Anyhow ... don't expect to pay $10 and then walk out! You'll need to spend at least a minimum of $15 for a purchase after taxes for you to eat comfortably. So.... you guessed it! This establishment is considered a high priced burger joint (similar to Big Smoke Burger + Five Guys) The atmosphere is alright. Seems packed especially on weekend nights, and sometimes you may not have a seat to eat, so you'll need to bring the order to go. The floors are a little sticky, and the tables are not often wiped clean. The chairs have some flakes of chewed up fries and stains of milkshakes. Overall.... I would come back and do a take-out... I wouldn't dine in because the restaurant's hygiene isn't topnotch. read more
7 years ago
I've been going here for a few years now and with every visit, I haven't been disappointed. Almost every time I go, I order the Creamy Feta Fries (most of the time I end up here is BECAUSE of the fries). I usually can't justify to spend a lot of money on a burger but I am willing to on Holy Chuck's! I've tried a few of their burgers and I haven't been disappointed. The meat in the burgers are always so juicy and the presentation of the burger is nice too. But somehow I always have the urge to order their Animal Feed burger (a Portobello mushroom) since it's so savory! Just a tip: if you order the Animal Feed burger, wait a few minutes before you dig in. It's piping hot and the juices from the mushroom will burn your mouth. read more
Don't confuse the low rating for (bad) quality or service or any sort, it's rather relative against the hype, holiness, and herald and I had towards Chuck. Found the burgers to be average and thus overpriced. They certainly have some creative intentions with the menu which I applaud (wish more establishments had this mindset) such as an eating contest/name-on-the-wall type deal and out of the ordinary milkshake combinations. read more
Great burger place. They are a bit pricey but they serve quality. You can taste the freshness of their beef. I ordered the junior chuck burger I think it was called. Their version of a big Mac but better lol and fries. I wasn't crazy about their fries they weren't anything to brag about. The burger was amazing I enjoyed every bite and I didn't feel guilty. It wasn't overly greasy. The meat toppings and bread all tastes fresh. Thank you to the friendly staff who helped me with the menu. read more
8 years ago
This was my first experience coming here and by the time I was done I felt nuetrual to it. We ordered a cheeseburger, animal feed burger, poutine and sweet potatoe fries. The cheeseburger was great, I really like other popular handmade burger joints, but I found Holy Chucks to be really good because they weren't anywhere near as oily. The animal feed burger I got just to try something different. The inner filling was really good but I found the deep fried Portobello mushroom to be under whelming. The putter crust of Pablo breading was loaded with black pepper so it was a major of what you taste outside of the lemon herb aioli. Maybe some like it that way but I found myself wishthing the mushroom had been grilled them stuffed. No deep frying needed. The poutine and sweet potatoe fries tasted okay. We weren't to thrilled about them. They both had a burnt oily after taste. Maybe the oil needed to be changed, but it was disappointing. Overall I love the cheeseburger here, but because we went late at night I'm going to try them again and hope for the best. Ttyl readers! read more
8 years ago
Great burger in a highly populated area. The burgers/combo are a bit pricey for what you get but you are guaranteed a fresh beef burger once you bite into it. My definite recommendation will be the Holy Chuck burger which comes with bacon and caramelized onions. A classic that'll get situated into why people believe Holy Chucks is a great place to get a burger. Service was quick and efficient while the environment was extremely clean. Would definitely recommend coming here and if you're up for it; try the Go Chuck Yourself challenge! read more
12 years ago
Foie Gras Pancake ($34.99) maybe the only thing I remembered eating at Holy Chuck. 8 buttermilk pancakes, foie gras, fresh Italian white truffles, pure maple syrup, truffle oil, whipped cream and a wild blueberry compote Yes it is "To Die For!" Fluffy, Sweet, Savory, Smooth............and the smell.... Is it suppose to be dessert? breakfast? but I can eat that any time of the day with someone, or a group of us?! For the burger, My Holy Chuck Burger ($9.99) is A-OK . I like how it was cooked medium and still juicy. I love caramelized onion and since it is double cheeseburger, it was filling enough for me as I need to save room for dessert. A mega sized Funnel Cake with Nutella and Strawberry topping and of course Foie Gras Pancake! Seriously, I think I might just PASS all the burgers and fries and go right to dessert! Holy Chuck, I will be back! read more
6 years ago
Came here for a quick lunch and ordered The Holy Chuck Burger and a poutine. The burger was quite good. I love the added flavour of fried onions and bacon. The patty was fried deliciously as I love burgers with a crispy edge. The poutine however was quite underwhelming. The fries were cold and stale. The portion was huge for a subpar poutine. I don't think I will be back to satisfy my burger cravings. read more
10 years ago
Definitely a great place for burger lovers!! They have quite a good selection of specialized burgers in the menu. All of them are some kinda unique... size is quite big, prices are at the upper-mid range. I tried the Animal Feed... a "large" mushroom deep fried, filled with cream cheese, topped with lettuce and tomato and it's between the buns... Quite an unusual burger!! read more
4 years ago
Still my favourite burger joint after all these years. I think it's better than Burgers Priest, Hero, South St., etc. Meat patty is very soft and juicy and melts in your mouth bursting in flavour. I usually get the Holy Chuck's original or signature burger (can't remember the exact name) plus truffle fries or poutine and a shake (love their shakes). Next time, imma do the Holy Chuck Challenge! read more
This place is bananas. First time visit was yesterday and good lord was the menu crazy. Where to begin? We got a standard Holy Chuck burger which was really good, simple, and juicy. A tad greasy but in a good way. We also got the Big Bad Wolf burger which was really original: they grill mustard so it forms thin, crispy mustard wafers they then stack on the burger as a garnish. It looks a bit unappealing (looks like burnt mustard but doesn't taste burnt at all) but tastes sooo good (unless you don't like mustard). Really unique stuff. We shared the Holy Chuck Fries which were cheese fries covered in bacon red wine chili. Pretty tasty but dunno if i'd order again. One of us got the Bacon Fudge SeaSalt milkshake. I only had one sip but it may be the best milkshake i've ever had. Damn. Will definitely be checking this place out again, it's a great place to take people who want something familiar but original. Plus the menu just begs exploring. read more
13 years ago
Alright folks, calm down, calm down. I know you're all a little miffed that you had to drop a $20 spot to score yourself a meal at Holy Chuck, and heck, I didn't LOVE the idea that a burger and drink came out to $15.09 either, BUT... this is NOT you typical McDonalds/BK/Harveys where you can get burger fries and a pop for under $10. No, these are GOURMET made to order burgers made with high quality ingredients, and you pay for it accordingly. If you're truly concerned with the price point, McDicks is just up the road, so quit hating and just be THRILLED (as you should be) that a quality burger place has made it's way into Woodbridge to show these other jokers how it's done. Now, what I will say about Holy Chucks IS, that if you want something, and I mean anything... even if you think it's gross and you're embarrassed to ask. They've got it. Seriously. They have everything!! Like how about an order of Foie Gras pancakes? Yep, they've got those. Ummmm a burger covered in bacon and nutella? Absolutely. How about freshly harvested unicorn meat, sliced and diced, dipped in bacon grease and served in a mans hat? OK, maybe not "everything" but if Unicorns were f'realz, they'd probably have a burger for it. FACT! More varieties of fries and poutine than you could imagine, ranging from plain all to the way up to ones covered in foie gras, bacon, nutella, etc. What about pop or milkshakes? Hellz ya, their soft drink machine has literally over 100 flavours of Coca Cola product, and they make more unique milkshake combos then I've even heard of. But all that pales in comparison to the 4 menu boards filled with burger options. I decided on the Big Chuck (I'll give you a guess which burger joint this puppy resembles) and it actually tasted better than the original. It's bigger, saucier, meatier and is so tall that it falls over if you move your tray too fast. My only critique was that it fell apart so I had to eat it super fast - no complaints otherwise. They have 3 burger options that are priced @ $29.99, the first is simply a duck based burger (pfffttt.... simply, HA!) while the other two are challenges that test your might in both speed and ability to handle heat. 1) GO CHUCK YOURSELF BURGER & ANY SPECIALTY MILKSHAKE OF YOUR CHOICE" in 6 minutes and they will put your picture on our Holy Chuck "Wall of Fame", give you an exclusive contest t-shirt, plus huge bragging rights! If you can beat the BEST TIME, they will PAY FOR YOUR MEAL! Current fastest time for completion is 5 minutes 19 seconds. 2) HOLY GHOST BURGER CHALLENGE This is for all you chili heads! To complete this challenge you must eat The Holy Ghost in it's entirety within 10 minutes and you must remain seated at your table for an additional 5 minutes before you can be declared a winner. You can only drink a beverage after you've been declared a winner! Nothing is allowed to be consumed during the challenge other than the burger! THIS CHALLENGE IS NO JOKE! There are ingredients in here that exceed 7 million scoville units and can seriously harm you! Winner will receive $100 cash, plus your food cost and an exclusive shirt! Can't say that I'm gonna attempt either of these in the foreseeable future but I'll be back to Holy Chucks for their Gourmet burger options every so often, despite the nay-sayers who are having trouble adjusting to paying more for quality! GO CHUCK YOURSELF HOLY CHUCK - you make some good burgers! Eatcrest Out! read more
One star for the cool chairs and stools! Other than that this place does not deserve any rating at all! The food is ridiculously over priced for the quality they're serving their customers. GREASY BURGERS! The burger dripped grease all over my hands and soaked the bun and was all over the paper it was served in. The burgers had no taste at all. The fries were cold and had weird green stuff sprinkled in the mix and had no flavour! Will not go back. read more
Must write review before coma sets in... Ok belt removed, Fat pants on and a hunger of an angry bear! I thought I was ready for the feat that was presented before me... Met some great local Yelp friends for a burgerfest at Holy Chuck and Holy F@#% What options they have here! I would try to list them all but you should just go to the website and look at the menu for yourself, or better yet go down to Hwy 7, HUNGRY! I ordered The Grazer Burger: Panko crusted portobello mushroom stuffed with feta and cream cheese, deep fried and topped with lettuce, tomato and lemon herb aioli between two grilled cheese sandwiches! Wow that was a mouth full. The only thing missing was the meat but I wanted to try something totally not normal of any kind of burger I have tried in the past. It was pretty good but next time I'll go for the hearty cow! But I loved the grilled cheese! Yum! I was going to get a shake but when I heard about what our group was going to share I had to fall back a little and get a water so I could have room for the rest. Next time tho! Banana Split or Bacon, Fudge and Sea Salt Shake, or the Strawberry cheesecake shake sounds amazing! Our group shared a variety of the gourmet fries: - Traditional Poutine with real Qubec cheese curds - Creamy Feta Fries - Holy Chuck Fries (Bacon, double cheese, smothered in chili) - Raging Bull Fries (Double bacon, Double Cheese and fresh sauteed hot banana peppers with raging bull gravy) SPICY! - Fresh Black Truffle Fries (Aged Village Cheese from Northern Greece, French Truffle Oil, and shaved fresh black truffles from Italy. Served with Truffle Oil Mayo) Gourmet!! Now remember there was about 11 ppl sharing these, but we still barely made a dent! I remember now sighing from the feeling of being full now starting to settle in. So I mentally opened my dessert stomach and prepared for round Sweetness! Foie Gras Pancakes!! OMG!! The Best Thing I Have Ever Put In My Mouth EVER! AND WE WERE WARNED! Ready?? 8 buttermilk pancakes stacked high, topped with Foie Gras, fresh Italian white truffles, pure maple syrup truffle oil and a wild blueberry compote... Yes it's 34.99 but what do you expect!! It's to die for!!! Oh and some real whipped cream on the side with truffle shavings. Now you think that's enough, we also were able to indulge in the next tastebud bursting funnel cake, topped with vanilla ice cream, strawberries and warm nutella sauce! By now the table around me became distant, the voices became muffled and I could just hear the beating of my heart start pounding away to work at digesting this glorious "last supper". I think all in all, the experience from start to finish was amazing, just go! But make sure you have someone to roll you out to your car after you are done. read more
There are burgers and there are meat pucks. Holy Chuck is not a puck. Pucks suck, so don't be a schmuck and get stuck with burgers that taste like the butt of a duck. Others have toppings that look like muck, (and Weber's has a sauce called "Guk") so spend the extra buck, so you don't press your luck. Get in your truck and get to Holy Chuck! With 90% of the creations at Holy Chuck pricing from $10 to $30, you NEED to come here at least once in your life. There is a lot of pure, freshly ground beef involved, but also lamb, bacon patties, and portabellos. Burgers have amusing names to match the unbelievable concoctions, but even the sides are unique. Panko crusted onion rings? Nutella fries? And a Bacon, Fudge and Sea Salt milkshake! Ok, so I put the lid on my unfinished bottle of iced tea and went up for the shake. With a crispy bacon strip garnish and crumbled bacon to the last draw on the straw, I could feel my arteries harden. Like bubble tea with pearls, there is a lot of chewing required to get through this milkshake. There is nothing on the menu that is considered "healthy" unless you compare fresh ground meat to the frozen mystery meat at other puck slinger joints. Then you can feel righteous about your burger choice. Even if your selection happens to be 6 patties high with 3 grilled cheese sandwiches as buns. The marketing is built around the inferences that occur with the word "chuck" so young boys will snicker and giggle. I would continue, but I need more family friendly words that rhyme with "chuck"... read more
13 years ago
Holy CHUCK! I am a fan of these burgers! There is a burger here for everyone. Bacon pattys? Check. Cheese stuffed portobello mushroom pattys? Check. Some truffles and duck confit for that burger? Check. Really, your burger dreams can come true here. Anything your heart desires ;)! The burgers here are super fresh, super tasty, super moist. Are they on the pricier side? Yes. But, folks, these are gourmet, made to order burgers. You are paying for quality and a unique burger here. Customer service is excellent. The staff are really friendly, helpful, and sweet. Yes, if you're here during peak hours on a weekend you may be in for a wait, however, the cashier will advise you of the wait prior to you placing your order so you know what you are in for. Outside of Friday/Saturday nights my friends and I have never encountered a long wait. The desserts here are effing AMAZING. Holy Chuck has seriously some of the BEST milkshakes you will EVER consume. Again, just like the burgers, you have an array of options. I've tried Reece's pieces and banana (amazing), banana split (amazing), and bacon and fudge (my bacon loving partner in crimes absolute favourite). Try "The Butcher, The Baker, & The Ice Cream Maker". You'll thank me later. It's cookie dough, wrapped in bacon, deep fried, and served with ice cream. It is a piece of heaven. We DEVOURED it. Seriously, Holy Chuck is chucking awesome. Check it out & see for yourself! And maybe put your mug on the wall of shame while you're at it if you want to attempt to stuff your face in 6 minutes ;) read more
It was just my luck that I found Holy Chuck. It sure did not suck, but holy f*ck, why won't my shirt tuck? Alright folks, in all seriousness, this place was great. We ordered almost every possible type of fries, foie gras pancakes, Nutella funnel cake and onion rings as sides. My main course was a carnivorous burger (which I'm fully regretting now - but in a good way) called the Farmer's Threesome. Only threesome I've ever had and may need some more. What did my threesome consist of? One beef patty, one lamb patty, one all bacon patty all intertwining with each other topped with MORE bacon and triple cheese. IT WAS AMAZING! What I liked was that you could actually taste all the meat and wasn't totally overwhelmed by toppings and sauce. The only thing I didn't like was near the end, it got kind of salty and maybe that was just the bacon portion of it. So my likes: -The Farmer's Threesome -The Raging Bull Fries (nice kick to them) -Foie gras pancakes -The funnel cake sans Nutella (sorry, I don't like Nutella) My Dislikes: -It is slightly slower than other "gourmet burger" joints, but it's so worth the wait. Most gourmet burger places take 10 to 15 minutes, whereas this place takes around 15-20 minutes. However this was definitely worth the wait. Verdict: Come here if you got some time and I sure think this place is worth the wait. read more
I'm always more of a fries person than a burger person. But the burgers and the fries are great here. Couldn't get enough of their spicy raging bull poutine and nutella fries with ice cream. I'd say they are even better than the holy grail burger joint, Burger's Priest. Especially since their buns are durable and more impressive then the latter. Would go here a lot more often if their location was more convenient for me. Did I mention they offer nutella and peanut butter shakes too? read more
12 years ago
If you can get past the long line, no combo option and expensive bill - this place is great. Lunch time is busy with the line usually up to the door. The burgers aren't expensive themselves for what you get, but $2.50 for a pop and $2.50 for fries turns a $9.99 burger into a "what's my total??" .. $16.99 that is. I enjoyed the holy chuck burger, ALOT. I asked for it to be cooked medium well which they did perfectly. All in all this place is a little pricey but the burgers are worth it. I will be back!! read more
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