Another gem found in the Moss Park neighborhood! I have been cautious about burgers available in…read morethe hood, after a series of disappointments in many restaurants and diners. But this place was a hit! I ordered: #1. Dexter Burger $8.49 All-beef patty (5 oz) with lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, and homemade "Bullger sauce". The coarsely ground beef was thick, large, and beefy. NOT overcooked. Veggies are crispy, and they use a Brioche bun. The signature Bullger sauce has a unique addictive sensation. Satisfying. $8.49 is exceptional for this quality. #2. Large Poutine $7.99 Crispy home-cut fries are coated with a lot of gravy (beef). The cheese curds lacked squeakiness, but it was tasty. Highly recommend this place :)

Wanted to go back and try a burger but asked for lettuce wrap. I was told it was gonna cost three…read moredollars extra to do that. Given that the Burger is in the mid teens in cost that's an insane price. I walked out without buying anything. Nothing to do with the employee, he seemed very apologetic and understood that the number was too high.

Cute simple burger joint in Kensington! Would recommend if you are hanging out in Kensington…read more We had the smash burgers and fries. They were good! Bathrooms are single user downstairs. Cashier was nice. You order at the cash and get a number. Food was brought to us.

I went to Top Gun Burgers restaurant for a quick dinner. I ordered the Bearcat hamburger with fries…read moreand a drink. The hamburger was good but very hot., There was too much grease and and difficult to eat because it was very hot. The fries were okay, but not made in house. Would I go back? Maybe, but the whole meal was very expensive at $30.

This is the first weekend that Ontario lifted stage 3 and all the surrounding restaurants in the…read morecity already started providing dine in service. I came here out of the blue cause i didn't feel like making the same food and treated myself with take out. Let's say this place I did not know existed and it was pretty neat, it is straight out of Québécois home of the smoke meat and poutine. They caught my attention because of all the fancy decor and patio dining seat. They have a fancy swing with their advertised special which was the Roast Beef sandwich with bacon and cheese with side of fries/salad and a soft drink for 12.99, deal right? Lemme tell you, I was greeted with open arms by the 3 staff working and it was very home feeling. The roast beef was sliced quite thinly and was very tender to bite and chew. The curly fries was particularly interesting as it was kind of too well done for how I like to enjoy my fries traditionally, but maybe I'll learn to like it. Overall, the food was quite heavy that I'm going to just share my portion. I'll definitely come back and give some other items on the menu a go. ps: they provide you with a decent size pickle that is nice and salty.

Did some takeout here and called in order, the phone call was a bit weird. It was like calling a…read morepersonal line, a simple hello and nothing else. I expected a "this is Rock n Deli". I didnt even know if I called the right number. When we got that cleared up I asked for a pound of smoked meat. They proceeded to ask sandwich, platter... all I wanted was meat. Wheh we got that cleared up, we picked up the food and it tasted very good. It was shaved quite a bit more than I expected but that's it a huge issue. It also felt a bit on the expensive side. And maybe even overpriced per lb compared to what I might get in a sandwich. Parking is a bit hard here as the lot was quite busy. They gotta fix some customer service issues but otherwise the food was good.

These guys do the best veal sandwiches in the GTA…read more The bun at this location was a bit stale but otherwise the sandwich was great. Sauce is always tasty Would reco adding "the works" for a proper experience Sandwich is massive tho so if you have a smaller appetite get a mini

On Saturday, after taking in a matinee at Cineplex Odeon Eglinton Town Centre, I was more than…read moreready to have a late lunch. It was nearly 3:30 pm. I remembered this California Sandwiches across the street. I had never been to this location before. It was time to visit it. There was lots of parking. It's where a bunch of box stores are, including Lowe's Home Improvement and Michael's. This California Sandwiches is a part of a row of three businesses. When you are looking north on Warden Avenue, it's California sandwiches on the left, Freedom Mobile in the middle, and Big Guys that is closest to Warden Avenue. All three businesses are just south of the Merchant's Flea Market. I parked close to the eatery and walked over. There is a ramp if you require a wheelchair or rolling walker to get there. I walked in. There were two folks in front of me in the lineup to place an order. The woman, in particular, was taking her sweet time ordering her sausage sandwich. Luckily, I had had some popcorn during the movie. I wasn't hangry. I was hungry, though. When she was finally done ordering, I got up to the front counter. There is plexiglass that separates you and the staffer. She was nice, but she couldn't hear my order because the woman next to me kept talking to another staffer for some reason. The staffer and I both looked at this woman. When she had finished talking, I repeated myself. The staffer finally heard me. I ordered a veal sandwich with mushrooms. Toppings seemed to have increased since I last ordered this sandwich. It was $2.50 for mushrooms. I love mushrooms that it's a non-negotiable for me. When the woman in front of me was ordering, I was admiring her purple sneakers. Sure enough, we struck up a conversation. She noticed my purple t-shirt that I had on. We got to talking about her sneakers. She got them from Amazon and said that they were comfy, but ran large. She said that they were fine with her arch support and socks on. It was nice chatting with her. She was on the high maintenance side, though. Staff were extremely patient with her. She had ordered a canned drink, but wanted it in a glass. A staffer grabbed one from the shelf. The woman asked that the glass be rinsed out. The lineup behind me became long. It's what happens when you need to wash a glass out, I suppose. I paid with a credit card. I tapped and was done. I waited patiently off to the side for my food. I will say that service is slower here than most California Sandwiches that I have been to. I think the woman receiving the food from the kitchen, and then placing it into bags or on trays was spaced out. It was interesting to observe. When she rattled off my order, I acknowledged her, which seemed to snap her out of whatever temporary trance that she was in. She handed me my paper bag with my sandwich. I thanked her and left the eatery. There were tables and seats to dine in. However, I felt like eating in my car. It's private. I can listen to good music. It's good. I'm used to it. Out of all California Sandwiches that I have frequented, this place takes the cake, um, sandwich. I got the largest veal sandwich ever. This place was generous with the layers of veal that were between the bun, with an equally generous amount of marinara sauce smothered on top of the veal. I unwrapped my sandwich and the right half of it automatically fell to the right. It was that weighty. You do get a bunch of those thin, flimsy napkins. I had to use them all. Another reason to eat it in your car is that it's a messy activity. I had marinara sauce on my face and around my mouth with each bite like a kid. It was a sign of a decent sandwich. Oddly, I never wore my sandwich. I normally do with a large, messy one. If the sauce or mushrooms had to fall out of my sandwich, they did onto the wrapper. Yay to no clothing stains and not doing laundry that night! This sandwich was gigantic and yummy. The veal was tender and perfectly breaded. The marinara sauce was flavourful. It was the perfect amount. I got a lot of mushrooms, which made this mushroom fan happy. The bun was soft and allowed me to grip everything as well as I could. Looking back, I should have stopped after devouring half my sandwich. It was so hot and delicious that I ate the other half. I then suffered from being full and had to take a walk. Otherwise, I would have passed out in my car for an hour or more. I dig this eatery a lot. My sandwich was excellent. Staff were helpful and pleasant. We'll see what folks are there when I return next time. (170)

Food: Monday Burger was good and yummy, but it felt a bit…read moregreasier than other burgers I had and I felt a bit heavy after eating. Friday Fries were good but I felt there was a bit too much sauce on top. If I were to order the Friday Fries again, I'd ask for the sauce on the side. Service: It wasn't busy at 6pm on a Sunday. Quick and made fresh to order

Given the glowing praise I've heard for this place, I'm probably an outlier with my personal tastes…read morebut I found Friday just ok. Stopped by for lunch and got: - Double Friday Burger: Typical smash burger tasty and had a nice springy bun. - Buttermilk Fried Chicken Sandwich: Good size but a bit too much batter and fry for me. - Chili Cheese Fries: Lots of cheese which I loved, but would have liked a stronger chili. - Onion Rings: Ok portion size, would have liked it a bit on the sweeter side. - Chocolate Milkshake: I like my milkshakes super thick, and this was thin for me. - Banana Pudding: Decadently rich, heavy and yummy. People there were helpful and welcoming. Space is small but there are enough seats if you want to eat there versus taking it out. Prices are ok-ish for size and quality you get. Again, nothing bad about Friday. My tastebuds were just wanting for more.

Got the baseball BOGO deal…read more 8 inch subs average around $12, which makes it somewhat pricier than SUBWAY, but the quality is just better.

We decided to come here for delicious subs as they were having a BOGO deal! Overall, be prepared…read moreto wait a bit as they make things to order and need to heat up the meat and melt the cheese. It's quite a busy plaza so parking can be a bit tricky at the front, consider parking on the side and walking a bit if you're able. Inside was quite clean and calm. All the tables and chairs seemed clean and staff were busy making food. Lots of takeout orders. Decent number of tables and chairs but not a ton. Food: Beef brisket with cheese sub. The meat was flavorful and tender. Mayo and bbq sauces were quite tasty. Toppings like lettuce, cucumber cubes, caramelized onions all tasted fresh. Surprisingly very messy - possibly because of all the melted cheese and sauce. Meatball sub - delicious, tender and flavorful meatballs in a marinara sauce on the sub. As before vegetables were fresh and the bread is soft yet holds up against all the filling. French fries - surprisingly really good. It's a vertical crinkle cut so the ridges are vertical to give it more crispiness. The sauce is great with the French fries! Price: Definitely on the more expensive side of things when it comes to subs but quality and taste are really high. Also feels like the sandwich is pretty big for a medium so definitely getting value overall.

I've never had an authentic Philly cheese steak before so take my review with a grain of salt…read more That being said, these sandwiches exceeded my expectations on every front. They were packed with meat and cheese and I love that there was a such a huge selection of toppings, cheeses, and sauces. The meat itself was so juicy and tender. The cashier (probably the manager or owner) had such a friendly vibe too. He was extremely helpful and never rushed us. We noticed his interactions with customers and it was evident many of them were repeat customers as he knew them by name and what they liked. Such a wonderful wholesome vibe. We also had the breakfast poutine with a perfectly runny egg and huge portions of fries and steak and bacon. We stuffed ourselves silly, it was such good value! I wish they had recycling bins though and the sandwiches were not quick but very much worth the wait. My husband wished the BBQ sauce was a little less sweet and more smokey but also very much enjoyed it. Go try them!

Worst cheesesteaks on the planet. Super dry meat drowned…read morein pepper. Terribly expensive as well for what you get. Sadly can't leave a zero star review Go anywhere else.

Located conveniently literally at the corner of Yonge and Eglinton, this burger joint fits the bill…read moreof someone who wants a burger combo prepared at fast food speed, but in the ballpark of pub food quality. With it though, you'll also have to pay on the lower end of pub food prices. I got the High Priest burger combo at The Burger's Priest. It came with two patties along with a generous portion of fries. The soft drink options also had some choices beyond the regular cola, so I ordered a cream soda. Seating inside this location was limited, but there were plenty of tables and benches outside. I came here for a late lunch around 2pm, but during typical lunch hours, I could imagine they might fill up. If I'm craving a good burger again while in the area, I'd likely return to The Burger Priest.

The beef patty was not sticking together at all, so it was really hard to eat without having to…read morepick up bits and pieces of it. Also the meat was too dry, don't like when burgers are too well done. The seating area was pretty small. 3 tables in total and some window seats. It was cooked fresh which was good, but I don't think I would go back again.