Abha did a great job serving me and was super nice. She was also very easy to talk to and made me…read morefeel very comfortable

Super expensive but so worth it. The food tastes so good, it really feels like they care about…read moretheir quality. It's actually spicy too not like other places where they say it's spicy and it's not. The fries are amazing I could eat a whole bucket of just their fries.

This was my first time stepping into a Dave's Hot Chicken. I originally came in specifically to try…read moretheir viral cheese sticks, but unfortunately, they were out for the day. While I was super disappointed at first and almost walked out, I figured since I was already there, I'd finally give their chicken a shot. I ordered the #1 combo: two tenders, fries, sliced bread, Dave's sauce, pickles, and a drink. At roughly $25 to $27, the price felt pretty steep for a takeout tender combo. I know Drake is backed as an investor here, so maybe that plays into the pricing, but it definitely felt expensive. That said, the portions are solid. The tenders were large, super juicy, and well cooked. The Medium heat level was spot on for what I wanted and it gave a nice light kick without being overly spicy. Honestly, the fries were my absolute favorite part of the meal! They were crispy, super tasty, and perfectly seasoned. The Dave's sauce was good, though a pretty familiar flavor profile if you've had similar chicken joints. The pickles added a nice crunch. My only critique on the side is the bread... getting plain white bread slices feels like a missed opportunity. If they toasted it into Texas toast, it would take the meal to another level. The fountain drink size included in the combo felt surprisingly small, especially for a takeout order. The Leslieville location itself is fantastic. The exterior design really catches your eye from the street, and the inside is spacious with two levels. I especially loved the neighborhood-specific touches, like the custom "Leslieville" graffiti art on the wall... it gives the space a great local personality. Service was friendly. Is it a bit too pricey to become a regular spot? Yeah, probably. But the quality and juiciness of the chicken are definitely there. I'll be back down the road but only to finally get my hands on those cheese sticks (and maybe a milkshake next time!).

The fries were so salty Got two pieces of chicken in my…read moreloaded fries The Mac n cheese taste like boxed The milkshake the m&m were all in the bottom But service was great And the ambiance was nice and clean This place was expensive everything in the photo was $28

There was a guy in front of us on our way to THG on Sheppard E speeding and illegally passing cars…read morein front of him. I thought the dude was probably having a toilet emergency, but no, bro seriously swung into the THG plaza and parked in front of THG & rushed into THG. He just couldn't wait for the chicken sliders and broke bunch of laws on his way to the restaurant. Crazy work The spot is for take out so there's no seat.

We got the hot box combo 5 which comes with 4 jumbo tenders, hot fries, sliced bread and pickles,…read moreit was a decent portion for 20 bucks, the tenders were juicy, moist, the sauce tasted like chick fil a sauce it was okay, the fries I liked the crinkle cut fries, with some heat. Service was pretty quick, and I am really intrigued by the art work inside, whoever did that deserves kudos, the chicken had good heat, definitely not as good as Chica's or Tokyo hot fried chicken . The ambiance is really nice, really unique artwork, meat was moist I should've ask for spicier that's my fault. Thg has some work to do to improve but overall it wasn't bad.

I have been squirting acid fire all day from the hot chicken, all night I could feel the heat in my…read morebody haha. It was a good hot chicken sandwich. I had meal #2 ( 2sliders and a side of coleslaw) Drink is not included. I got a small pop with it. Came out about 30$ The spice seasoning they use is good. Good texture and the chicken was cooked well. Coleslaw is mid. The dip they give you paired well with the chicken. That much money though for 2 sliders, not even full sized chicken sandwiches, and then not include the drink in the "combo", criminal. Chicken is expensive, I know it. Due to the price I wouldn't return as I didnt see it much better then pg clucks or hg hot chicken.

I always order the #2 which comes with 2 sliders and fries. I usually get medium spicy and it's…read morepretty spicy. I love their fries and pickles! Service is always quick and there are seats for you to dine-in.

This place would have been pretty solid if it weren't for its mess of an online ordering system. We…read moreplaced an order online at 5:40 ish and they said the pickup time would be 6:10. We show at 6:10 and they wanted 10 more minutes. *Spoiler alert* it wasn't done 10 mins later. It was 6:35 when we finally got our takeout order- a full hour after we placed it. The person there said that they've been having issues with the ordering system for a while- and what, they just never bothered to fix it? The whole pickup experience was just too annoying for me to come back here. The chicken sandwiches themselves were quite good. Massive, as others have noted. Although I think they mixed up our order too because my bf got the classic and the chicken was SPICY. It didn't have the spicy sauce but the breading was quite spicy. I'm not sure if that's just their default setting...but it was quite juicy. The mac and cheese was not good that's a hard pass.

If you come here you MUST order a fried chicken sandwich. For $14 this thing was MASSIVE and has…read moremore toppings than your regular shmegular chicken sandwich. They fry their chicken to order so there is about a 15 min wait but it's so worth it. I ordered a 5 piece bone in, the hot sandwich, fries, Mac & cheese, and a side aioli for $50 + tax&tip. The quality and value of the food is great and they put thought into their packaging, so I'm fine with the price point. Staff are also very friendly and the music is right; the vibe is very welcoming. I think it's a great addition to Leslieville and will definitely come here again!

Was craving a niice juicy fried chicken and didn't feel like going to big franchises so we…read moreresearched and found Grandone. It's located inside a food court that has a bunch of other restaurants. The service was really nice and i like that it came with plastic gloves cause you know how messy eating fried chicken can be. We got the 3 piece with fries and the fried chicken was made fresh to order. One bite into the chicken and it was so juicy and flavourful. It definitely hit the spot. The fries were amazing and the gravy was delicious also. We will be coming back!

Grandone Chicken serves up Asian-style fried comfort food. Opening during the pandemic, they had a…read morehot deal going based on the rave reviews. Somehow we didn't get the hype memo, as our order was far from a grand one. I'm glad the business is doing well so I'm sharing an honest opinion of the fried chicken and shrimp sandwich. The staff was surprised to have business on a weekend afternoon, and just sat under the cash register. Within our order, the fried shrimp sandwich came loaded in a crunchy patty with beans & veggies inside toasted buns. I was anticipating a good bite; the only problem was that it was rock hard without much flavour. Since I don't like wasting food, I didn't toss it out. The spicy chicken was crispy and seasoned well similar to Taiwanese fried chicken. Its only drawback was that the spice seasoning was quite salty. Not as ultra crispy as Taiwanese night market chicken but it'll do. One benefit of this location is that dessert is only a stone's throw away. The nearby Wooffles & Cream stall is always busy. The rest of this quiet food court seemed to have fallen on harder times during the pandemic though a return to office may help boost lunch business. However, we'll be getting our fried chicken fix from elsewhere at a similar price point.

I love in the west end of Toronto, and this place is in deep Scarborough. I go here because its…read moreworth it regardless of the 2 hour commute. I get the chicken sandwich. I love it so much, its better than chick-fil-a. I would try to compare it to popeye's but they don't have it here in Canada. Luckily they have chicken kitchen. The only bad thing I have to say about this place is that its too far from me.

Chicken pcs are large, meaty and deliciously spicy. You might have to wait a bit as very popular…read moreplace, especially around lunch + dinner hours.

Zaitoun has the best poutine in Canada…read more For that matter, it's probably the best casse-croûte-style shop I've seen outside of Québec. Let's break this down. Poutine fries must be crisp right-angles with tips that remind you that they were once potatoes, fluffy, pillowy interiors shielded from the besieging sauce-brun. The sauce should be profound umami and just viscous enough to adhere to a fry trawled along the plate. The cheese should gift salt and squeak. This indulgent mess inherently seems to shrug off adjectives like exquisite, precise, conscientious, but the poutine at Zaitoun is all of this. Now, if you're like me, you might get half-way to the poutine counter and think something to the effect of, "poutine is great, but I wish that this place had a good kebab, beef kofti perhaps. Maybe -- oh, but this would never happen! -- maybe, just, a skewer of tangy, smoky tandoori chicken." Zaitoun has such people, people like me, covered, scarlet tenders cushioned by scented, sumac-sprinkled basmati rice, garlicky salad slicing the rich flavours. Go with friends. Order the menu. Share it. I have not mentioned yet that this restaurant is 100% Halal. I am not of a belief system that requires my food to be Halal, but I like to know that deliberate actions respecting animal welfare, food safety, and intentionality have permeated the supply chain, and the feeling of knowing that isn't a feeling you often get when you're eating at a poutinerie. At Zaitoun, however, when you order the loaded chicken poutine, you know something about that chicken, that you are the final step of an elevated human experience. This is no ordinary casse-croûte. It should be. It exists in a mediocre grey part of Scarborough, on the far side of an arachnoid parking lot that features a McDonald's and a Tim Hortons, a handful of other unassuming restaurants, and a half-derelict concrete edifice that makes you feel like you might have come to the wrong place. You might have come for the "Loaded Poutine" that appears as a place in Safari maps but not in real life. It is unimpressive even as you approach. It could be an unbranded Mary Brown's, until you see the menu. And then you see the counter-top marquee that could be selling you a special, whose letters spell out Free Palestine. And you see the tip jar whose proceeds support the local mosque. And you notice that every soft drink is sourced from a small producer; and the cola, for example, tells you right on the can that 10% of the proceeds from the sale of that can are destined for charitable work. And then you look closely at the geometric patterns on the wall and on the stainless steel fume hood, and you see how thoroughly the owners have transfigured this unassuming snack shop into a sacred space. And you clear your cross-hatched plastic tray to the bussing station and step back into the diesel-infused asphalt and concrete having indulged in a decadent harmony and, incongruently, feeling as though you just participated in something profound and deeply human. Zaitoun. You should go there.

It was ok. Not worth the price tho…read more Took 45 mins to make basic kabobs. Basic poutine didnt taste too good. Order ahead. Staff were helpful.