I was in the area for a concert and I wanted to grab a quick bite before the show. A nearby bar was…read morepacked so I began wandering around, looking for something to eat. Happy Burger came into my field of vision and I was very intrigued. I noticed a few ads for their special burger, the Chili Cheeseburger ("smashed patty topped with all beef chili, American cheese, onion, pickles and jalapeños"), and I was immediately on board. I love smashed patty hamburgers and I really love chili, so it was a no brainer. After placing an order on their self-serve kiosk, I sat down and waited for my food. It took about 10 minutes but it was definitely worth the wait. This is one terrific burger. It's got that irresistible smashed-patty texture, and the chili is definitely above average. I was worried that the whole meat on meat thing would result in a concoction that was too rich, but the onion, pickles, and jalapeño proved a perfect counterbalance. I kind of wish I'd tried the fries, but no matter. Now I have a new eatery whenever I'm in the Yonge/Bloor area.

I really enjoyed our burgers from here ..they werent greasy at all.. they were very tasty..only…read morethe milkshake was a little bland but otherwise I will be going back here for a burger...

This particular Chunghun Rice Dog Korean chain offers some really decent dogs. I remember being a…read morefan of "mugbangs" back in the day (yes, that's right). Watching cheesy dogs being eaten was very satisfying. I always wanted to try it eventually, but these kinds of food weren't available in Buffalo at the time. Let me tell you, there is no way I could eat more than one Korean rice dog, especially one made fully with cheese. I even had a problem finishing one, believe me. My mozzarella and cheddar dog was big, hot and crunchy, just perfect and delicious. The person working that day was very polite, helpful, and patient. I know I said something similar about the service at the Korean restaurant we visited later that day. In my opinion, the restaurant is better for takeout. Three of us were squeezed into one table. I felt like I was sitting at a preschooler's cafeteria. The interior is rather small, orange, and bright.

The sweet potato rice dog was amazing! Super filling and delicious, 5 stars for the food. It did…read moretake quite a while to make and the inside seating is limited but it was empty!

This place will not disappoint you if you are looking for a fresh and affordable meal!…read moreYou will find them at bellair st. in Yorkville. Fast and easy service! Highly recommended

Pretty good option for a quick bite if you are on a lunch break. Portions are good sizes & food is…read moreprepared quickly. Prices are reasonable as well for what you get.

Milka (sp?) whom works on weekend during the summer and all the time outside of that is one of the…read morefriendliest hot dog cart owners/servers I've come across. (unfortunately the same can't be said for the lady that works during the weekdays during the summer). The offerings are fairly basic but it's mostly Milka's attitude and friendliness that makes me return over and over again.

Jacked Up Coffee located inside Yorkville Village is a small coffee take out stall. They used to…read morehave their coffee truck parked outside, however, have been inside the mall for a while now. I haven't stopped by Jacked Up Coffee for a while but decided to grab something the other day. In regards to their menu, they have your usual espresso based drinks as well as iced versions as well. They do have non-espresso options like hot chocolate, matcha, teas, and tea lattes. You are also able to purchase coffee beans as well from their store as well. This place is take out only as there are no tables or chairs beside the stall for you to enjoy your beverages. I stopped by Jacked Up Coffee on a Tuesday afternoon where I grabbed a cortado. Service was quick and efficient and my coffee was made at a reasonable time. My coffee tasted great and was made well Overall, a decent spot for coffee in Yorkville!

Great coffee spot close to my office at downtown! It is a new coffee place in the pathway - small…read moreand cute! The price is at market standard. I ordered flat white per the staff's recommendation and I love the taste of a little bit fruity from their coffee bean. Normally I am more a hurry person, but this one was good. The service was Just a bit slow when compared to other coffee shop at downtown, but it is a new business so acceptable!

We hired Delight Bite for catering and it was an excellent experience from start to finish. The…read morebooking process was smooth, communication was clear, and they were right on time. The food was a huge hit. The taco bar had great variety with options like steak, pulled pork, jerk chicken, fish, and veggie, and the loaded poutines were a crowd favorite. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and served efficiently even with a large group. Professional, reliable, and genuinely delicious. Highly recommend Delight Bite for corporate events, parties, or any catered function where you want people to actually enjoy the food.

-5/10 tried their bowl at the one of a kind show, it was horrible, when we got it the portion size…read morewas barely the size of my hand, I thought okay I'm sure its a small portion but good food, that was not the case when we sat down I realized it was had no toppings it was maybe 10-15 kernels of corn, little bit of shredded carrots, a few small pieces of chicken that had no seasoning whatsoever seriously like it had been baked in the oven without seasoning, super dry, and then nothing iceberg lettuce and room temperature bean paste that had no added seasoning tasted like it had come straight our of the can. No rice, no cooked veggies, it was disgusting just lettuce and been paste is all you tasted... $17 and it wasn't even edible, I took the food back just a couple minutes after we had sat down I would never eat here again I would tell anyone that ask to stay as far away as possible.

Great joint servicing the area some great Trinidad food…read more Love the doubles and the jerk chicken. One of the local gems in the area. Lines have been out the door at times. Worth the visit if you love Caribbean food.

Toronto is filled with Jamaican/West Indian roti shops -- I know, because I've eaten at many of…read morethem over the past 25 years. Today, I made the mistake of purchasing a goat roti at Randy's on Yonge Street. At 1:20 PM, the place was completely empty. I approached the counter and was met with no greeting, no smile, not from the cashier nor from the two women near the hot table. The roti shell was undercooked, gummy, and doughy. The filling was 95% overcooked, tasteless potato, with only a few tiny bits of actual goat. The entire filling was dangerously well below safe temperature. When I politely requested a small amount of pepper sauce, a full whispered "committee meeting" began behind the counter about how to handle my simple request. After their U.N.-style debate, the final decision was: "Here's a tiny squirt of pepper sauce." Seriously? Penny‑wise and pound‑foolish has never cost a business more. Absolutely shameful.

I've been wanting to go to Salad Days ever since I learned about it on Yelp, mainly because I love…read morethe name. I use that Shakespearean expression all the time! Whenever someone brings up something foolish that I did in my youth, I touch the back of my hand to my forehead, toss my head back and proclaim "Oh but t'was in my salad days, when I was green in judgement!" LOL. I really should have been an actress! But enough about The Bard and my career choices, what about the food, right? It was good. I had the Salad Days Special ($8.49). It was romaine and iceberg lettuce, sweet potato mash, 2 dolmades (grape leaves stuffed with rice and spices), tomatoes, cucumbers, kalamata olives, feta cheese, hummus, tzatziki, and your choice of chicken, cooked salmon, smoked salmon, tuna, meatballs, smoked ham or falafel. I chose cooked salmon and asked them to hold the hummus. The salad was huge, but the majority of it was lettuce. Still, a really good deal for $8.49. The cooked salmon was a good size, which I liked. It was cold, but still flavourful and didn't smell fishy. I would have preferred it if the kalamata olives had the pits removed, but they were still ok. They have other set salads or you can make a custom salad. Their model is like Freshii, but I like them much better than Freshii. Staff were nice and efficient. So this is the location in Cumberland Terrace, just west of Yonge. They have another location really close by in The Hudson's Bay Centre, just east of Yonge. I like this one in Cumberland Terrace better because there are a few seats right next to it that is only shared with Esther Queen of the Soups customers. It's a bit more secluded. Note that the Salad Days in Cumberland Terrace is not in the main food court area.

yeah super delish salads are here!!!! The line was short,…read morethe price was awesome, and the salad was super fresh! I love beets, and they hooked me up with them- gotta love that! I would love to go here again when we are in Toronto!

Been to Nabulu Coffee a few times now, and it's easily one of my go-to spots for the vibe…read more Cozy, great lighting, and a really nice casual, communal feel, it's the kind of place that works for everything, getting work done, catching up with friends, or just relaxing on your own. Seating is solid, but noise can be hit or miss depending on the time of day. Coffee is good but a bit inconsistent. I usually go for cortados, and while I've had some really good ones here, other times the milk-to-espresso ratio feels off. The flat white, on the other hand, was excellent. Still need to try the pour-over. Service is always good too! Food is solid. Chocolate chip banana muffin was great, turkey sandwich was okay. Overall: Come for the space and vibe, and try a few drinks before locking in your go-to.

Standard coffee shop at slightly elevated prices with limited seating. Got the flat white and…read morepersian tea - both fairly enjoyable albeit unmemorable. Service is pretty friendly and quick.