Just went back here again for another delicious sandwich! I would suggest calling in ahead of time…read morefor pick up, my order (2 haida specials) took 25mins to make. Also instead of waiting inside, with pick up you can avoid the terrible parking situation

Ran 10KM to go get this beast of a sandwich and it was totally worth it. Completely filled, I loved…read morethe fries and how saucy it was. Only recommendation is to get the size that you can eat in one sitting. I had half of the full size the following day, and although it was still delicious, it's best consumed immediately. Some wait time required as they prep the food, but it was empty when I got there Friday evening.

Bought 2 different types of bone marrow from this store. The staff were very nice and helpful…read more Pricing were reasonable and the store was pretty clean. Would definitely come back.

Thanks to my husband, Vince for telling me about this place. Micatoni's Gourmet Foods and…read moreButchery. The porchetta is a signature item and a beloved classic. It is celebrated for its irresistible, crispy skin that shatters with a satisfying crunch, revealing the savory, succulent meat within. Don't forget the Mad Mayo!!! Our guests raved how tasty everything was especially the Porchetta, stuffed agnolotti, and pasta with Rosè sauce. Mike is an amazing owner, he put my mind at ease when I catered for 30 plus guests. I wish I had taken more pictures. Micatoni's carries authentic products from Italy. Very welcoming staff. #freshquality #authenticproductsfromitaly #Amazingservice Note: The food stayed unbelievably hot for over 2 hours, before we ate, because we had appetizers and waited for all guests to arrive. Rose Mallia (Stouffville)

I have flagged visiting Topol Sandwich for quite some time. I haven't dropped by downtown Richmond…read moreHill for a while. I decided to drop by on Saturday. After shopping at Hillcrest Mall, I ordered the following items on Skip the Dishes: - Chicago-style cocktail sandwich - Mexican corn The app said that my order would be ready in 25 minutes. Cool! I took my time leaving the mall and heading over to Topol Sandwich. It's street parking in front of this eatery on Yonge Street, which is what you'd expect being downtown. There was plenty of parking at around 2:30 pm. I parked and noticed a man in a pink shirt, enjoying patio seating steps away from my car. It was nice to see. I walked into the eatery. There were tables and chairs for dining in, as it has been over a week since Richmond Hill went into stage 3 of businesses reopening. I was the only customer. A woman walked out to greet me. I said my name and indicated that I was picking up an order. She let me know that she needed more time. I had to ask her how much time she needed. She said 7 to 8 minutes. She hoped that it was okay. I thought that was an odd statement. I said that I'd wait outside. I am fortunate to be a patient person. If I had a short fuse, I would have not liked the hope-it's-okay statement. I'm more analytical on how things are worded, to make the customer service experience better, especially when I have time to reflect. It would have been better if she had simply stated that the order is taking much longer to prepare than expected, that it would take 8 minutes, and that she was sorry for the extra time she needed to complete my order. Anyway, I left the eatery. What to do on a hot summer day? I didn't want to head back to my car. Instead, I walked over to a bench in front of an orthodontic clinic (it made me think of my having braces on eons ago and that office didn't have a bench outside!), sat there, and watched people walk by as the sun shone on me. I took off my mask. Can you imagine mask tan lines on my face?! After ten minutes, I walked back into Topol Sandwich. This time, I got a man at the counter. I explained my order and my name. Moments later, my order was ready. Yay! He wished me a nice day and handed my order over in a paper bag with handles. I thanked him and left the restaurant with my food. I had my food when I got home. I was thrilled to chow down with a cold beverage. The Chicago-style cocktail sandwich is $16. It runs steep. However, it is so stuffed with ingredients that I couldn't each the whole thing. I had half of it for my late lunch-early dinner, and the other half for lunch the following day. Topol Sandwich offers a fully Halal menu. My Chicago-style cocktail sandwich had Persian beef cocktail sausage, sliced mushrooms, tomatoes, potato sticks, Swiss and mozzarella cheeses, and special sauce. I chose this sandwich because I love hot dogs and sliced mushrooms. This sandwich is hefty. Topol means fat in Farsi. I get it now. This place packs so much stuff in its sandwich that I get the price. It was delicious. The entire sandwich is so flavourful. I loved the sausage, tomatoes, and potato sticks. I wasn't sure whether it would be Hickory Sticks that you get in a bag. Nope, they aren't as crunch, but it's such a fun sandwich that I enjoyed them. It has pickles, which wasn't listed on the app's menu. I had to take them out because I've never been a fan of pickles in sandwiches. There's a lot of cheese happening in this sandwich. It's great for cheeseheads. I would have enjoyed less richness (you'll never see me order a four-cheese lasagna or a three-cheese pizza), but it was still delicious. The Mexican corn was $6. I thought it would be a small side. Nope, it was a huge portion in a round aluminum container. It had corn, mushrooms, potato sticks, all mixed in a creamy cheese sauce. I loved it. Again, it's cheesier than my personality and how I like corn in genreal, but it's corn and mushrooms with potato sticks. It's all good in my books! Other than the tardiness of the promised pickup time on Skip the Dishes, I had a great experience. I'd like to come back and try more sandwiches, minus the pickles. Come with an empty stomach and your appetite! (222)

Raise your hand if Instagram has ever made you do it ‍‍…read more These massive sandwiches were all over social media so I decided to try it out for lunch. The hickory stick things were soggy, the meats were just cheap over-processed deli meats (not the high quality kind), and the bread was really dry and nothing special. The portion was huge though which makes sense as to why it was $18 + tax. I could only eat half in one sitting, but was not looking forward to the other half. Ps. A little birdy told me that a lot of the rave reviews on Google were fake 6/10

We ordered the new hot Italian, #4 cold sub, #9 club supreme, hot #56 big Kahuna Cheese Steak, #64…read morehot Grilled Portabella Mushroom & Swiss. All were excellent. Fresh quality ingredients. The service was quick and friendly. Sorry forgot to take photos when we got them. Half left photos of what once was a giant size. The ambiance is nice clean and very American style.

Sandwich was good but the size was not so good. Ordered a regular and was still hungry…read more Need the large sandwich but $$$

We went 4 times in a row to this Perisan fusion spot in the mall. Quick, fast and pretty healthy…read more Try the tacos... and the shredded chicken poutine(while lacking in cheese) is quite flavorful. I didn't care for the chipotle sauce, so I had that removed. Absolutely delicious.

Hillcrest crowds generally congregate around A&W and Tims, but we tried a pulled beef sando and the…read morecoleslaw at the relatively new Bermuda location. no lines, friendly service and about $20 for a drink and side with a relatively good panani sandwich. A once and a while option is definately worth a try. I would sugget they leave it a bit longer on the press and add some flavour to the coleslaw, which was cabbage and mayo with no seasoning. however the sando is definately a fresh spot! -Zuk

Tips: - You take a set of stairs up to this eatery. It does…read morenot appear to be wheelchair-accessible. - There's a patio outside in front and in the courtyard area. - The meatball sandwich and white chocolate macadamia nut cookie are divine. I was thrilled to learn about Grandma Loves You (GLY) opening its first location in the greater Toronto area. It's in York region in Aurora. Woo hoo! A few Yelp experiences at GLY's original location in Rosedale made me love the sandwiches and croissants. It has since moved its flagship location to Yonge and St. Clair, and has opened a few more locations. I have yet to visit the one near St. Lawrence Market. Someday, I'll get there. In the meantime, I had to visit this brand new location and made my way up here two Saturdays ago. Out of all their stores, parking here is the best. It's free. It's straightforward. It's easy and stress-free. There were a set of stairs to get you to and from this place. I was hoping that there was a ramp for those who need a wheelchair somewhere. I didn't see one. I got here at around 2 pm. It was pretty busy. My original plan was to dine in. It looked like I had do takeout. I had the most helpful, sweet woman behind the counter. I wanted a meatball sandwich, which is my favourite. I was rusty ordering it. She guided me through everything. You can get their sandwiches that are like subs in either a 6" or 12". I went with the latter. She said that there was a seat just behind me. There were more like lounge chairs. I was down nabbing a comfy chair. I also got a Diet Coke in a can. I needed something to wash everything down. I paid with a credit card. I tapped and was good. She asked for my name and would call me when my order was ready. The best customer service occurred when this woman brought my sandwich to me. Wow! It was such a kind gesture. I thanked her and then tore through it. Oh, how I love the meatball sandwich! So many meatballs were packed into this sandwich. Each meatball was yummy and juicy, with the perfect amount of sauce. The lettuce, tomatoes, onions, and cheese pulled everything together with the most perfect bread. The Diet Coke was in the fridge next to where I was sitting. I grabbed a can. It was cold and delightful. Before I left, I got a white chocolate macadamia nut cookie to go. Starbucks used to offer this cookie eons ago. I don't know why the franchise took it off the menu. It was awesome. Well, this cookie was delicious and make me forget about the Starbucks one. It was packed full of white chocolate and macadamia pieces. It was just under $4 after taxes, but so worth it. I used the washroom before I left. There is only one stall. It was clean. but expect to take turns using it when it's busy. I am glad that I finally visited this location. Welcome to York region and Aurora, GLY! I'll be back for more. (398)

Got takeout! Got the…read moresausage, egg and cheese breakfast sandwich. Delicious! But needed something crispy like a cheese crisp or something. But overall super yummy; just wish it was bigger. Also loved the addition of the pickle! Really needs the pickle! 4.5/5 Then came the croissant with chocolate and banana. Very good but enjoyed the breakfast sandwich more. 4/5 Overall it was great and definitely want to try more.

Baba's Burger serves the most delicious burgers and sandwiches and has recently added weekend…read morebrunch to their menu. The owner and staff are very friendly and deeply care about providing high quality and tasty food and amazing service. We ordered "The New Orleans Eggs Benedict", "Triple Stack Pancakes", "Belgian Waffle" and "Real Swiss Mushroom Burger". We mixed and matched our pancakes and chose blueberry, chocolate chip and banana and all 3 were delicious. The New Orleans Egg Benedict had a nice caviar topping and was served with a generous portion of seasonal fruits. The waffle was delicious and fresh, served with fruits. The burger was one of the best burgers I've had. The beef patty was juicy, tender and perfectly seasoned. The restaurant has a cozy vibe. There's ample parking spots available in front of the restaurant.

Category: Persian, fast food…read more Parsi sandwiches is reliable place for tasty fast-food and Persian take-out and dine-in. We have ordered from here several times, and ate in once, and have not been disappointed. Popular options are the burgers and the Philly cheese steak. But even tastier are the Persian offerings. The Koubideh Kebob with a substitute of salad instead of rice was super tasty and HUGE. The chicken kebob was also very tasty, with a nice addition of saffron.

I loved the subs from here. They've got lots of options to choose from, whether you're in the mood…read morefor roast beef, sausage or chicken. They offer subs, hot dogs, salad and chips. It was busy when my guest and I came but the service was great and efficient.

They're serving up the best loaded subs with fresh, tasty ingredients, and every bite was so good!…read moreAmazing service!

Food is amazing, tasteful, and always hot. Service is…read moreexceptional! Pricing is beyond acceptable and portions sizes are great! One of the best veal sandwiches and pizza ever eaten! Highly recommended if you want quality, authentic Italian food at affordable prices!!!

This Italian American place has no indoor seating but there're some tables outside…read more Got a veal sandwich with mushrooms, rapini & cheese & a panzo with ham (the other options were meatballs & pepperoni - all were a $2 surcharge). The veal was good, with tasty sauce & quite a bit of veal. The panzo could've had more sauce but was otherwise good, with a lot of ham & cheese The cannoli were excellent: a crisp shell, with rich, slightly spiced cream. The payment machine clearly displays the different prices if you pay with cash, debit or credit, which is the most transparency on this I've seen. Service is above average.

Maybe I goofed and made a mistake ordering the Juicy Lucy. It sounded the most interesting and I…read morewas expecting to be blown away or for it to look like some of the cheeseburger photos posted online. It looked nothing like the cheeseburger from Burger Factory that's posted online. The patty was not even thick at all! I received a thin patty which contained cheese but I had to get to the center of the burger to get a bit of cheese oozing out. The rest of the patty was essentially a Mc D caliber patty. If you look at the pic I posted, the meat to bun ratio was also totally off. The bun was bigger than the meat so I had bites where I was literally just eating thick bread and veggies. The cheeseburger photos show big chunky meat patties so I'm wondering if I got an employee who didn't really know what he was doing? I opted for a combo and got mac n' cheese bites as my side. These were exceptionally disappointing. I'm no mac expert but I'd be willing to bet a dollar that they use Kraft dinner in these mac n' cheese bites. Overly salty, overly processed. No dipping sauce, just came with two ketchup packets on the side. For a meal that hit me for over $20 I truly felt ripped off. This combo was NOT worth $20+. I had a double Shack burger from Shake Shack literally a week prior to eating here and that burger was MILES better and way more "gourmet" tasting than this one.

This place is great. Came on a late night, place is very clean with plenty of seating. Asked the…read moreguy at the register what people usually get and they said a lot of people try the Juicy Lucy as it's very cheesy and melts in your mouth. Seemed a little too adventurous for me so I went with their promo at the time which was 2 cheeseburgers and fries for (i think $15). Burgers were 5oz each so you can imagine how full I was. Very nicely cooked, they use a really good quality sesame bun which I think makes a big difference when you bite into the burger. Good toppings and the fries were nice and lite. Not too oily and salty as other places are. A great deal that is probably not around anymore haha. Shoutout to Matthew there for hooking us up with some free ice cream too as they were just about to close.