Food quality excellent... Good place for young crowd to hangout in town... Service was good.. avacado spring roll was mouth watering.. good place for drinks and snacks... They serve breakfast as well.. Mexican style breakfast... Which sounds something different read more

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I went to Sneaky Dee's for their Strokes dance party event. The DJ was great and it was a really fun event. The atmosphere is casual and chill. Looking forward to more events like it. read more

Came here on a Saturday night around 7:30pm, there was a bit of a wait but that's to be expected. After about 20 minutes we were seated. The menu had lots of options to choose from but i went with the Jalisco with pulled pork (1 enchilada, 1 taco, salad, rice). Our table also ordered the king crown nachos. The entrees came out before the nachos which I thought was a bit strange. The potions here are HUGE. The food was delicious! The pulled pork taco was juicy and the enchilada was soft and cheesy. I'd highly recommend this place their Tex-mex is the best! read more

Sneaky Dee's - King crown nachos - Tex-Mex Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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My favourite place in the city for Nachos. I'd also add that though they don't have many flavours of wings I love their wings too and always clean my plate no matter how full I feel. Cheap beer. A great place to start the night or finish the night. I've even taken my mom here! Oh, Sneaks. My love affair started early with you. Gotta admit my first time going there I was a bit more of the "uptight" kind and found the scrawls on the wall to be off putting for me AT THE TIME (like 6 years ago ok?) but I now love and cherish the "we gave people a black marker and said go crazy" type vibe. What else can I say? When I crave nachos I go here. I love you forever for coming out with the Death From Above 1979 Nachos. OMG. The Spice! The sweet pulled pork! The copious amounts of avocado (who can have too much avocado?!) The Guac! mmmm I need to visit soon. **For those who haven't tried the Death from Above nachos they have jalapenos, sliced habanero, and are topped with a full habanero so unless you are superman its probably safest to ask for the peppers on the side and add them as you eat to your comfortable spice level. I got a bit overzealous with the peppers my first time eating these nachos and right as the waitress came to check on me and my sister a sad, very noticeable tear trickled down my face from the heat. The waitress probably thought I was emotionally disturbed. Coming back soon for nacho times! Also good to remind people that they don't accept debit (though they have an ATM inside) and they DON'T split bills. read more

Sneaky Dee's - Sneaky Dees Death From Above 1979 Nachos (Minus the peppers. Peppers on the side) - Tex-Mex Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Hi! Sneeky dees is neat. Its grungy and unprotentious. The food is feel good mexican food, and its great! Limited gluten free options...but the ones that are, are great! Ask for a glass of spumunte with your lunch or bfast and revel in the hilarity of your servers look of disgust lol. Spunte is great! Service is great...very friendly. Treat them with respect and they will treat you with kindness. read more

Sneaky Dee's - Killed the gluten and dairy free conchas con huevos - Tex-Mex Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Sneaky Dee's serves up affordable and filling Tex mex food. On top of that they have daily specials you'll want to take advantage of. The nachos there are legendary. They are gigantic and as I remember pretty good. Definitely something you'll want to share. One time I ate a whole plate of nachos myself and that was a mistake. The enchilada and taco combos are a good value. My wife is also a big fan of the huevos rancheros and gets it for brunch and dinner. The highlight is that it comes in a tortilla bowl. Th ambiance is very punk. From the graffiti on the walls and the music that is pumping through the speakers. It's generally a place for the young adult to hang with friends, or perhaps share a plate of nachos on a first date. The downsize is that none of the food is spectacular. The bigger downsize is they do not separate cheques which is a reason why I felt I needed to update my review to a 3 star. I've been there multiple times in the past and I'm sure I will find myself there again in the future. It's an institution and right of passage for every Torontonian. read more

**3.5** The drinks deals were amazing! My friends and I stumbled into Sneaky Dee's for drinks and a place to chat. We mostly tried their cocktails as we found them to be well priced (plenty of options too!). The place is lively and a tad loud but you can definitely still hold a conversation within your table/booth. The place has quite an aesthetic, as others have mentioned, it's covered in graffiti and posters. I almost got lost going to the washrooms! TIP: the women's washroom is the first one when you get to the basement. We also ordered nachos but I didn't like them. The portions were huge so it was definitely worth the money, however the beans were not so good and made me not want to finish the rest. Perhaps just a bad dish I chose- am willing to give it another try, maybe another nacho platter type! The server was very friendly and checked in on us periodically. Her timing was great as it was typically when we were just about to finish our drinks and ready to order more. Will be back because of the drinks! read more

Im a huge nachos fan and I've heard great things about this place and their giant portions of nachos. Overall, Im glad I tried this place, it was good but I don't think ill ever have the craving to come back. We ordered the cactus of the valley and the king's crown, while the first one was overwhelmingly huge, the latter was of a modest size (yes, I'm a big nacho eater). The cactus of the valley unfortunately had a little too much spice for all of us: we had to tone down the level of spicy with large amounts of water and sour cream (flagging down for more water was also a pain since there was only one waitress for all of the back). The salsa in both nachos was a bit too liquid, making most of the nachos in the centre soggy (especially in the king's crown, maybe also because it was all stacked up on top of each other?). Overall, glad I tried and lived the hype but the hype aint for me read more

My sister and I were going on a bit of a food tour and I was happy we stopped here. We ordered the Kings Crown Nachos and they did not disappoint. The chips were delicious and the whopping helpings of guacamole and sour cream were perfection. I just wish the beef and the beans were a bit more spread around. It turns out they were all in the center. Service was also super quick and kind. All in all a good experience and I'd definitely go back! read more

Sneaky Dee's - Tex-Mex Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Went to this bar with my boyfriend today, looking for some great nachos and drinks. It was $20 for a plate of nachos and $10 for a basket of tortilla chips, so we decided to skip the food and go for the drinks.. I ordered a strawberry daiquiri that tasted like slimy, watered down grapefruit juice. My boyfriends whisky had a dead bug floating in it. We decided to leave without consuming and headed over to Toby's Sports Pub for some good and inexpensive nachos. This place has interesting and radical decore - but there definitely needs to be work done. read more

Great ambiance, this place is divy, sporty, old timey, boisterous but you can still hear conversation, old people, college kids, generous portions of nachos and fries :). Loved sitting at the bar and catching up with friends. Only thing I need to warn is that although the mixed drinks are dirt cheap, don't get them! You will get something watered down and sweet. I got a mimosa which was basically a glass of orange juice. Anyway, grab a beer on draft, a bunch of friends, and have a good time! read more

On my way home last night I called in an order of nacho's for take out from Sneaky Dee's (I live across the street). I go there to pick them up and the security guy IDs me, I don't have anything on me so I politely say "sorry, ok i live across the street let me go grab it" I come back and the show my passport to the guy to which he yells at me "WIPE YOUR F***ING HAIR OUT OF YOUR FACE" and stares at the passport. He then says it isn't me and passes it to two other bouncers to look at it. After the second guy confirmed that is is actually me(photo was taken a year ago and I look the EXACT SAME, i'm also twenty seven years old!) the guy says he still isn't going to let me in cause I have a bad attitude (because I asked if he was serious when he said it wasn't me) and that he wouldn't let me in. I had already explained that I was just picking up food, but I reiterated that it was called in and waiting for me inside, at this point the guy says "FINE, GO GRAB YOUR S**T AND THEN GO".... spoiler alert: I didn't. I had heard stories about security there before and obviously as a venue it SUCKS but this brought it to a whole new (personal)level. I strongly urge no one to ever go there again and feel like an idiot for thinking I should support their business, I was sort of in the mood for nachos but whatever right. The other food there is all bad. I honestly thought at one point the guy was going to confiscate my "fake" passport. Wow. read more

This place is truly disgusting! I've never seen such an unsanitary place before. The entire place, I don't think I could find one square foot of something not covered in graffiti. I get that that's their decor but it came off looking dirty. Place is extremely overrated. I came in knowing there were drink specials on Wednesdays and the server didn't even know about it and I have to remind her. She said cocktails were $4 so I ordered strawberry daiquiri and my friend rum and coke. My strawberry daiquiri was 60% ice, 10% strawberries and the rest water. I honestly did not taste a single drop of alcohol. Rum and coke was alright. So we tried the king nachos because everyone raved about it. it's passable for dog food, it looked gross, it was soggy and the guacamole was unflavoured and I don't even want to know about the beef and the massive bean paste. I'll pass, this place is truly a dive bar, not worth checking out. SAVE YOURSELVES PEOPLE! p.s they don't do separate bills or accept debit and duck your heads when going downstairs to the washroom and cover your nose read more

This rating is for the nachos only. Because as far as I'm concerned, their nachos will more than compensate for any bad experience you could possibly have here. There are so many nachos that even yo momma couldn't finish them all (...is that an inappropriate comment on a public forum?). They come in a huge pile. I went on Wednesday. There's a special with a pitcher of beer and Kings Cross nachos (salsa, frijoles, ground beef, tomatoes, onions, mixed peppers, jalapenos, melted cheese, guacamole, sour cream...are you drooling yet? because I am, writing this description...) all for around $20. yumm!! Wednesday is officially the best day of the week. Move over, Friday. We we we so excited for Wednesday. PS, valuable life lessons all over the walls, in the bathroom, over the tables... read more

I've actually had food here that has tasted like faeces. Its really a hit and miss with their beef based meat dishes, as sometimes they will taste as though a blind slaughterhouse employee accidentally packaged poop instead of ground hamburger. I went here for brunch and they cant make cappuccinos, lattes or macchiatos, just black coffee. Welcome to the dark ages. I find the staff also very judgemental, and just poor servers. One girl clearly didn't like me and I thought she was going to dump a pitcher of beer on me or shove my head in a toilet. They have reasonably priced drinks, and the bathroom DIY graffiti soap operas are always amusing so two stars earned read more

Sneaky Dees is really something. When I was 20 and first moved to Toronto, these were the kind of places I LOVED. Gritty, cheap and full of interesting people, with a lot to look at and general loudness. Fast forward a decade and Sneaky Dee's remains covered in graffiti and stale beer and while I usually go to "fancier" places the overwhelming nostalgia brings me back every so often. Out of all the Scratched-tables-college-kids-cheap-pitchers-no-wine-on-the-menu-super-popular-iconic-hole-in-the-walls in Toronto, Sneaky Dees by far has the most decent food. Its GOOD even. And where else can 3 girls, one platter of King's Crown nachos with half a side order of extra chips and guacamole stuff themselves silly by sharing? (for about $16) If you are into domestic draft beer, a MAMMOTH platter of nachos and 60oz will set you back $20, an extra $3 for better beer and $5 for Keiths. I chose a bottle of Mill st Organic, which shock-and-awe came to $2 and change. For wine drinkers please note, the conversation about the wine list went as follows. "Do you serve wine here" "Yes" "Oh Great, What Kinds do you have?" "White, its from Greece." "I'll have a gin and tonic" (which was under $4!) Service is mediocre, she forgot things constantly, but to be fair it was rammed full of college kids so its understandable. And boom! its cheap. FYI -- Frijoles are re-fried beans. One Full Extra Star for having drink prices circa 1998. read more

What took me so long to try this place out?!!! From the service to the food to the decor/ambiance- everything was perfect! We got there by 6.45pm, which was ideal since 20 minutes later there was a long wait line outside the door. The vibe here was like a sleazy bar with all the graffiti and wooden furniture, but they managed to elevate it somehow. They are known for their gigantic nacho's but the menu also included regular Tex-Mex options, along with all-day breakfast and burgers/sandwiches. They also had several vegan options, which is something unique for such a bar/restaurant. We started off with the vegetarian nachos and avocado spring rolls. For mains I got the veggie patty w/ 2 eggs and toast and asked to sub. the hash browns for a side salad, which the server readily obliged to. My friends got the chicken wings, fish sandwich, and vegan burro favorito. The food took around 15-20 minutes to arrive, but there were no complaints taste-wise. The prices were a bit steep but the portion sizes made up for it. Amazing restaurant! This will definitely be one of my regulars from now on! read more

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So, I'd heard a lot about Sneaky Dee's through the grapevine, and I finally got to check it out. First off, I went on a Saturday night, so, as expected, the wait was ridiculously long. We ended up finally opting for a seat at the bar, especially in light of the fact that the tables didn't look all that much more appealing anyway. And it definitely beats eating on the floor. First thing I noticed was that it was very loud. Again, saturday night packed house, nothing can be done about that. What the hell, my lungs needed the workout. I also highly dig the extra-late business hours. The place itself is pretty grungey, but seemingly clean. The servers, though running around like headless chickens, were also very cute and friendly. As for the food...my friend and I ordered the nachos, and I was a little frightened by what I was served. Not frightened due to what it tasted like, it was pretty tasty in fact. I was more alarmed that the sheer size of this friggin' thing was going to flip the goddamn bar over. Seriously, we both ate until we almost burst, and there was still half of it left! The drinks were also served in a timely fashion, and the price was right. It should also be worth noting that the price of food was pretty cheap, considering the amount of food you get. I'll definitely be back at some point. Next time I'll have to be sure to adopt 17 kids to take with me, and maybe the food will end up being fully-eaten. read more

Great venue for bands, however terrible service. The bar attendant when we went there was terrible. Took ages to serve us every time we went to the bar, had no idea about who was next to be served and then ended up short changing me and ignoring me when I tried to get her attention to alert her to this. Was going to leave off the negative review, however I emailed the venue about the incident and never received a response. All in all, a great venue tarnished by incredibly poor customer service and lack of care for customers. read more

Ah, good ol' Sneaks. It is great for partying on a Friday or Saturday night, and for nursing a hangover on Sunday afternoon. I think I speak for a lot of Torontonians when I say that Sneaks has watched my penmanship transform over the years. Nestled in between a drawing of a butt and a boob, is the subtle evolution of my name in handwriting. The place has been violated by many a pen, marker and sharp object. Names, drawings and quotes are carved into the worn-out furniture. What's not to love about a somewhat organized chaos?? Other than its unique interior, Sneaky Dees has decent specials and a good menu. I love coming here for a good predrink and then the next day for brunch. They offer Mexican-style breakfasts and Gringo-style -- all 10 bucks and under. My personal favourite is the Eggs Benedict. If you come here for brunch, expect to be surrounded by half-dead hungover zombies. Sneaks is busy on weekdays and on weekends. It's an awesome place for big groups, small groups and loners. The place is huge and seating options seem endless..although on a busy night, you might be waiting for a seat. Hipster Central. BONUS: PERFECT SPOT FOR LATE-NIGHT NACHOS! BONUS 2: CLUB UPSTAIRS WITH GREAT MUSIC read more

Only go if you want the King's Crown Nachos, Tuesday Fajita special and maybe the avocado spring rolls (I'm a sucker for a good spin). Also go with money in hand, as they don't take debit and can't split bills. Expect to: - Eat a large portion of average food - Not see anything for awhile unless you know the pirate trick to seeing in dim light or you have really good night vision - Not be seated, though there's a sign there telling you to wait - Be treated like a chore by *some* of the wait staff, who ask you if they can give you the bill early because they'd really like to leave now. Oh and that empty water glass? Get up and fill it yourself because no other server will stop as you wave your to get their attention as they walk by quickly with their head down - Read funny things in the bathroom stalls. Find the "make him pay for the date" one and you're sure to laugh at the comments. The washrooms have always been clean the 5+ times I've been there. Update: Blech, seriously just order the above mentioned food items. Everything else is CRAPOLA. Waitress didn't even ask if everything was okay when we answered with a resounding "NO!" to her offer of packing our food to go. read more

Are you kidding me? I've never reviewed Sneaky Dee's? I once saw an older man who runs the place punch out a drunk and unruly bar customer. I think of him fondly as Sneaky himself. The Mexican food here is brutal, and it smells like your Irish aunt trying to make fajitas (mispronounced) from a kit. The poutine, however, is excellent and the wings will do. Their nachos are legendary, but let's be real, you're pretty drunk... so are they really that good? The big graffiti covered tables still fill up quickly, and the concerts upstairs are often decent. I have a soft spot for Mr. Dee, so I'm going to go ahead and call this bad boy A-OK. read more

Definitely a place to remind you that you grew up long ago. The air is moist and the environment somehow both dingy AND vibrant. Without caution Sneaky Dees efficiently accommodates it's clientèle of college era partiers. If you're hungry try the Grande Burrito stuffed with catfood. read more

My friends and I lovingly called it "Sneaky Disease" when it was one of our regular haunts back in university. It's sketchy looking as hell (and it used to be much worse in the past), covered in graffiti, plastered with old posters and junk on the walls and speakers pump out what amounts to my CD collection circa 1994 (grunge rock and brit-pop). It also serves up some of the best tex-mex food and beer at a bargain. Brunch is excellent, and I love their Hawaiian nacho platter with ham and pineapple. Probably one of the best places in Toronto for nachos. They seem to understand that it is important to layer the cheese and chips, so as to not leave the chips at the bottom dry and naked. Upstairs is a great bar for live music! read more

Sneaky Dee's is THE place to go for nachos in Toronto, hands down. It might not look appealing from the outside (to some) but you'll change your tune after the first bite. I'm a vegetarian, and although I can't make friends with salad I certainly have picked up a few with the vegetarian Kings Crown. Wednesday night is the Kings Crown + Pitcher special. If you're going to try their nachos, I highly recommend starting with Kings Crown (you'll never go back). Don't worry vegans, they offer victimless nachos for you too :) For all you beer lovers, there is a great selection to choose from (bottle and tap). I *heart* Sneak's. read more

Very unfortunately I have to rate Sneaky Dee's very lowly as their website announcement about their trivia night is VERY MISLEADING! While it says that door opens at 7pm for trivia to start at 730, my group and I get here at 650 and it's so packed, there's not even an opportunity to share a table. This is very frustrating especially when you rely on the website and you call and confirm what time is recommended to arrive (made a call at 1:12pm). Imagine this would happen in a different context i.e. a lawyer gives misleading advice or a doctor provides you with misleading medical advice...oops sorry read more

I love Sneaky Dees. I have no shame in admitting it. It is a grungy divehole dirty bar, dimly lit and covered in graffiti inside and out. It is usually full of a plethora of beards, plaid and tattoos and 20 something young-uns with much more hipster cred than I. It is one of my absolute favourite stops after a night out drinking and great for brunches too. The food is sloppy. Deliciously sloppy. The portions are huge, the prices are reasonable and drinks are cheap. Some nights you may have to wait a bit before getting seated but the deliciousness of the food is totally worth it. The menu features mostly Mexican inspired dishes as well as some diner staples and an all day breakfast menu. They also feature many vegetarian options and I have never been disappointed. The food is freakin tasty and they boast some of the best nachos in T.O. The service has always been friendly and fast. One complaint... the guacamole. They charge you $4 for it. Ridiculously overpriced. If you order 2 when sharing nachos with a friend that's $8, almost as much as the nachos themselves! But baby, do the burritos ever make me melty. read more

I love Sneaky Dee's! Honestly one of the best college spots there is. Portions are big and prices are low, exactly what college students need. I went here for a friend's birthday lunch and I got the two enchiladas lunch special. They were "smaller" enchiladas than the one they usually sell but I could only finish one -embarassed- The enchiladas came with rice, refried beans, and salad. All for $8 which was amazinggg. The enchiladas were well seasoned and cooked perfectly. I had to pack up half my food as I was so stuffed. I highly recommend this place to my fellow college students out there, and anyone in general really! read more

Here's the deal - I've been going to Dee's for about... oh... a long time & I'd have to rate it as among one of the best restaurants in Toronto. For those of you rolling your eyes thinking I'm just a cheap drunk or that I never got far from my uni hangout... think again. I spent most of my career in hospitality and Dee's wins first place in two categories that I judge a restaurant experience on. Expectation - Does the restaurant exceed my expectations for value (food quality and quantity) and service? Yes. Dee's consistently delivers prompt, friendly service and reasonably priced food that is entirely prepared in their own kitchen. They do not use frozen prepared food. Even the guacamole is made fresh daily & they have lots of vegetarian options. Ambience - Does the restaurant have a distinct feel? Do they know who they are and what they are about? Yes. Dee's is a family-owned restaurant that hires hip servers (but only the ones who want to work for a living) and allows the staff to determine the look of the place. It's clean, but a mish-mash of paint and old furniture. Still one of the few places to see a real punk band (upstairs), too. As a former concierge, I have had the privilege of dining in the city's top established restaurants. Dee's is the measuring stick against which I judge all dining experiences in Toronto. Sounds silly - but when was the last time you got more than you expected? read more

While visiting Toronto I was brought to Sneaks for pop punk Tuesday. This is an interesting little place. I was not too stoked on paying five dollars cover so that I could listen to The Used and Moneen all night, but sucked it up as my friend was rather excited to show me this place, and was buying drinks. Had I scoped Yelp before hand and realized the food ruled here, I probably would have dragged myself downstairs for some vegan tex mex as mentioned in some of these other reviews. Instead, I hung out upstairs drinking from their shitty selection of beers and watching grown men in their 30s who hadn't grown out of their "scene kid" stage try and pick up 19 year old girls, all to the soundtracks of my youth. If you feel like yelling out Taking Back Sunday lyrics really loudly into the faces of strangers, this might just be your place. SHE SAID "DOOOOON'T.... DON'T LET IT GO TO YOUR HEAD! BOYS LIKE YOU ARE A DIIIIME A DOZEN! BOYS LIKE YOU ARE A DIME A DOZEN!" SHE SAID, "YOU'RE A TOUCH OVER RAAATED, YOU'RE A LUSH AND I HAAATE IT" BUT THESE GRASS STAINS ON MY KNEES THEY DON'T MEAN A THING. If you stay until last call, you even get to witness what jerks the bouncers can be when they kick everybody out for the night. Now I want nachos. read more

Ever see that Simpson's episode that ends with President Ford asking Homer if he likes beer and nachos? Well, if you did, you've pretty much captured Sneaky Dee's culinary strengths. Sure, the breakfast is a perfect greasebomb of a hangover cure, and the plated mexican food harkens back to the glory days of ChiChis (in the best possible way), but really, Dee's is about cheap pitchers of cold beer, and huge plates of nachos. Lie to yourself. Call the salsa and guac a salad. I don't care. Beer. Nachos. That is all. read more

Good ol' faithful. I may not come here as often as I did in my 20s, but it's a place where I know I can buy cheap beer and eat Tex-Mex food at 3 am. Nowadays, I mainly come to Dee's for the shows which are held upstairs. It plays host to a lot of indie music festivals like NxNE and Canadian Music Week, and I've rarely seen the place empty because it's a popular concert venue. Helpful tip: If you happen to be stuck in the middle of the floor, you will get wrapped up in a moshpit. These even happen at folk-rock shows, not just punk shows. I know, it's weird. But who knew that kind of music inspires people to mosh? And when the crowds gets going you might also feel that the floor is bouncing. I've often wondered if one day it will cave in onto the restaurant below. But rest assured that it hasn't happened and it hopefully won't. Sneaky Dee's has maintained its high level of grittiness over the years. The washrooms are not a place you ever want to get sick in. The tables are uneven and the booths are an archeological collection of scribbles describing past loves and eternal friendships. Their menu is pretty extensive but a must order item is King Crown special. Even the poutine, not being an authentic one, is damn good. Well, it tastes damn good at 3 am. All of the portions are very large so make sure to come here hungry. I've enjoyed many special moments here, even dancing on stage with the local electro-indie band, Rouge, at 3 am. Sneaky Dee's will always remain dear in my indie rock heart. read more

I used to frequently be at Sneaks regularly when I went to U of T, but not so much these days. I was there for lunch recently so figured I might as well write a review. The day time scene differs vastly from the night time scene, where the place get VERY loud and super busy. All in all, the food is pretty good, and I like hanging here at night for drinks too. And yes, the rumours ARE true, they do have some of the best nachos in the city. Even if you just get cheese, there is something about them that I love and no where else has really been able to live up to. I would say I'm a fan. read more

Just what you expect from a two level bar covered in graffiti. The food is good enough, the beer is cold enough, the service is friendly enough. If you expect more, you want too much. A fun place to hang out, but it does get very busy at times, and can be hard to get a table. I'm not the sort to wait in line (It's not THAT good, but few things are). The nachos are really good, depending on who you ask. If you want a noisy bar with tons of character, you found it. Also, there are ample vegetarian options, which makes going there stress free. read more

As if someone resurrected CBGB from the NYC Rock Graveyard and melded it with an enormous chunk of South-of-the-Border flair and dropped it into Toronto, Sneaky Dee's a a delightfully divey bar, plastered with teenagers, rockers and punk kids yammering away above a healthy does of ear-splitting volume. A good coating of graffiti finishes the picture. The standout of my experience here are the the monster-sized nachos. Not for one person, or maybe even two, these overflowing plates of chips, cheese, beans, salsa, guacamole, lettuce and sour cream will defeat with ease any singular human attempting to consume them at once. Me included. I had no idea what was coming and I ordered them for myself. Let this be a warning to you. read more

I really like this place. The food was surprisingly good, but service was just ok. It was packed and we asked for fajitas. Boy, they were HUGE. They got our order wrong (chicken instead of shrimp) but this was no big deal. Prices are VERY reasonable, I strongly suggest sharing the platters with one OR MORE friends. I can't wait to come back for more unhealthy food there. read more

I had a pretty bad experience for my second visit. My friend and I sat down and it took awhile for our server to bring us the menus. It wasn't too busy when we arrived. After about 5 mins, the menus finally came and we were finally asked what we would like to drink from our server. After bringing us water, we were never attended again by our server. I tried waving down a server and this was when things went south. Both I and the server made eye contact, I thought he would attend to us, instead he acted as if he never saw me and walked away. He then came back and attended all the other tables around us except for ours. So, I tried again, this time I tried to wave down our server but, he was too busy attending other people. When he had a bit of time, he would talk with other employees there and was just inattentive. We sat there for 15mins trying to get the servers attention and in the end, I was just fed up and we left. I was really disappointed... Attentive service is a major aspect to me when it comes to dining. I don't know if I'll give it another shot at this establishment, but until then, my 1 star rating will remain until I regain a positive experience. read more

Me and my husband came here for a Thanksgiving dinner. We recently moved here from Europe and have never experienced a real Canadian/American Thanksgiving dinner so we were extremely excited to try our first one. We called several restaurants, trying to book a table, however they all seemed to be overbooked. Finally we called Sneaky Dee's and they informed us they don't take reservations but assured us there would be plenty of space in case we decided to come there for dinner. So we went... Ordered the turkey dinner and didn't have to wait long at all before the food was served. It consisted of carved turkey, both white and dark meat so everyone can be satisfied. This was a big plus in our eyes since let's face it, everyone likes different parts of the turkey. Turkey was so moist and tender. In fact so tender that it was falling apart. So delicious! Mash potato, delicious stuffing, gravy and cranberries. On the side we got some caramelised vegetables which were very tasty. Oh and as if this wasn't enough they also served dinner roll. The meal was so good and filling. Following this amazing meal we decided to share a piece of pumpkin pie. Portion was pretty big and pie delicious! Have nothing to complain about! Our server was so nice and made sure we were happy with the service and everything else. The price for this amazing turkey dinner was only $19!!! Compare that to all other restaurants we called, which were in the range $40-$90!!! Needless to say we left the restaurant very stuffed and pleased! We'll definitely return next Thanksgiving and we recommend anyone who can't cook a full Thanksgiving meal at home to enjoy this delicious turkey dinner at Sneaky Dee's. read more

Sneaky Dee's - Turkey dinner with mash, stuffing, gravy, cranberries and caramelised vegetables - Tex-Mex Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Saturday night a couple friends and I were enjoying a late night at Sneaky Dees and everything was fine until the end. Our waitress came to the table, we left her a nice tip ($10 on $60), and she gave us a ten minute warning for last call. 1 to 2 minutes later a blond guy covered in tats came to the table and demanded that we pony up not only the beers the 3 of us had in our hands, but a full pitcher. When we told him we had just received a ten minute warning and were going to down everything ASAP, he proceeded to rip the pints from our hands and pulled off the FULL pitcher of beer from our table, gave a cocky smirk and poured everything out. We received no compensation of any sort, and the manager's priority seemed to just be to get rid of us because we were on the verge of causing a scene. Everything else was fine and the night was going great, but this was definitely one of those power tripping moments that quickly ruined the mood for everyone. Shame on you, and shall your children be born with tails, I hope the surgery to remove them goes horribly. read more

VIBE It's dirty; dilapidated; there's always a scene outside. Let's just say I wouldn't want to use the bathroom here. But you can't call yourself a Torontonian until you've been here. It's a rite of passage. I ATE I've only been here once but it was only for the nachos. On an empty stomach with a friend, you can polish it off. And it is so.worth.it. Bring a mini knife so you can engrave your initials in the booth or on the wall or on your waiter...whatever. OBLIGATORY CATCHY REMARK Don't let this one sneak you by even if it does look disgusting and you're cringing the whole way through. Maybe don't wash your hair for one night before you go? read more