Had the 6oz cheeseburger combo as take out. Fries tasted great! Fresh and perfectly cooked. Just…read morethe right amount of crisp. Burger was pretty good - you can tell it's freshly made to order. To watch the lady make the burger through the window to the grille - wow! I have rarely seen someone take such care in making the burger. Prepared and packed perfectly - everything spot on centre of bun. Just enough sauce. Just enough seasoning. Glad I tried this one.

This is an independent burger place on the SW corner of Royal York and Queensway…read more Food (3.5/5) - small selection of burgers and chicken options and combos. - Classic Burger - had the 6oz on a Brioche bun. Like the fact you have 3 options for buns - Brioche, Sesame and Poppyseed. Overall though I found the burger just average. Meat was ok but bit bland tasting imo even with the Acme sauce on it. - Grilled Chicken - added mushrooms to this sandwich. Chicken was a good portion size but just average again imo. Chicken Acme sauce has some kick to it vs the burger version. Service (3.75/5) - Server at front was friendly, however was a bit on slow side getting the orders. Atmosphere (3.75/5) - it has this classic burger joint feel to it with bright colours and clean overall. Parking can be tricky if it's busy with limited spots. Overall (3.75/5) - it's a perfectly fine burger joint however nothing really stood out for me food wise. They seem to be busy enough and have been on this corner for a few years now.

Heard lots of good things about this place especially from locals so decided to give it a try since…read moreI was in the area. It's a small old-school diner conveniently by Kipling TTC/GO station. I tried their cheeseburger and poutine. For the price, the cheeseburger is not too special but I really enjoyed the poutine - the gravy melted the cheese perfectly. One of the downsides is they only accept cash. You are also able to customize your burger.

Found myself in the area and went here because the Dundas Street Grill apparently only stays open…read moreuntil 2:30 p.m., which was ten minutes before I got there. Ambience? This place is old Etobicoke architecture, in stark contrast to the shiny new condos, Scotiabank, and Farm Boy across the street. But I'd be lying if I said I don't have a soft spot in my heart for classic Toronto buildings, so in I went. The decor is funky retro dinerish. From seeing the ATM as the first thing before the counter started, and the fact the guy before me paid in cash, I intuited that this might be cash only, although I didn't confirm that since I actually had some of the folding stuff on me. A cheeseburger, small chocolate shake and French fries set me back $17.05. Not cheap, but not too much more than other fast food in Toronto. From what I saw from the other orders in front of mine, they have a wide menu selection including grilled chicken, steak, and veggie burgers. Also, the bacon they were adding to other sandwiches looked tasty too! The cashier was pleasant and the sandwich assembly line was efficient, and soon I was sitting down with my meal. The place was constantly busy while I was there. The fries were really good. Crisp but fluffy, not greasy, and unsalted, because as an adult, I could pick up one of the provided salt shakers and choose where I wanted my blood pressure set as opposed to the chef deciding for me. I actually didn't add anything because they were so good plain. The burger looked like someone had used ground beef and not a liquid slurry. It was passable, a very clean flavor. It sounds hypocritical to say I would have liked a bit more salt in the burger, but, well, guilty. But I appreciated the homemade feeling of the texture, a nice chew without being rubbery. And the bun was nicely toasted too. The shake came from a shake machine, and tasted exactly like that. Nice and thick, nothing special, but it hit the spot.. It's not a destination location by any means, but if you're in the area and looking for a burger, this is a fine choice.

This is a small burger spot in a strip mall in central Etobicoke and one of three Toronto…read morelocations. Food (3.75/5) - selection of smash burgers along with some chicken and sides. Had the Mushroom & Egg burger which was a smash burger with onions, lettuce, egg, sauteed mushrooms and garlic sauce. Patty was pretty good and bun was fine.. i found it a bit bland overall though similar to Mr Jacks but slightly better. Also had the classic poutine which had good flavour - bit of a mushroom taste. Service (4/5) - friendly and fairly quick turnaround on the order. Atmosphere (3.75/5) - small location with tables and takeout. Basic layout but clean overall. Overall (3.75/5) - it's not bad and might try out some of the other burgers on the menu.

Nothing better than finding a Matt's burger near where you are that is still open…read more Hits the spot perfectly every time ! Definitely higher than a 3 but not a 4 . I hate that yelp doesn't do quarter stars.

Went back for some poutine! It was great! Kind of small for $9, but a okay in taste and flavour…read more Gonna come back every now and then and try everything eventually, let's go!

The good news is that the food is made to order...it was almost bad news considering it was busy…read morewhen I arrived and was running late for my movie, but I can't hold fault to that. It's a genuine smashed burger. My first bite of the meat that went outside the bun had me worried that it was overcooked, but it ultimately was just that piece as the rest of it was good and what you'd want from a smash burger. I got a double - which I'd recommend since the patties are on the somewhat smaller side, and really loved the burger. The fries were surprisingly average to my taste. Cut similar to McDonald's, but I didn't find they had much taste and were quite oversalted. Actually, they were very oversalted. I imagine that was a mistake on whoever was doing fries and otherwise they would be average but passible fries. But someone preferring thin cut may feel otherwise. My wife really enjoyed her strawberry milkshake. It doesn't look like it's from ice cream, but rather a cream base that they put in a frother for quite a bit of time. That also held up the order since there others had ordered shakes too, but ultimately it was a very good shake and can't hold that against them. It definitely came out nice and light.

Dog friendly spot in Liberty Village! Just be mindful that seating is a bit limited but they do…read morehave a few spots outside to, with dogs allowed both inside and outside. They also do doggy patties! The atmosphere inside is quite lively too, great spot. The burgers are amazing. Very juicy, very flavourable. All the toppings add their own twist but none overpower the patty and fresh buns. It's probably the best burger I've had in the city and I'll definitely come back! The waffle fries are also quite crunchy and well salted.

Hands down one of the absolute best burger spots in Toronto! The smash burgers here are…read moreperfection--perfectly crispy edges, super juicy patties, and incredible flavor. If you are in Liberty Village, you definitely need to check them out!

I have been here many times in the past but not since 2019. As I had to do some business in the…read morearea. I stopped in for a takeout burger. This place is small and there are some cozy booths. There is an open kitchen on the right side of this establishment. It was just as delicious as I remembered. I had the Gorgonzola Blue Burger. There was plenty of meat topped with yummy fresh toppings. As I had my daughter's dog with me, I waited outside and the server brought it out to me without being asked. This time, I won't wait 6 years to return!

Came here for the poutine and I was very impressed! I ordered the Pulled Pork Poutine (recommended…read moreby the server) and it was so good! Ingredients were fresh and they used the right cheese curds. The portions were sooooo big I couldn't finish, I had enough for both lunch and dinner that same night! The ambiance is great - not too busy and the outdoor seating was inviting.

Interesting set up…read more The kitchen and seating area was open to one side and the other side was closed off with what seems like a grocery store. They have decent amount of burger selections, all pretty mouth watering. Got the Firefly with an extra beef patty ($6). The habanero sauce had a mild kick to it and would personally enjoy more of a kick. Restaurant should consider the option of providing a lettuce wrap on top of your gluten free bun option.

TOP GUN!!???!! I give this place a 1.5 star not a 5 star Fly by Salute…read more Maverick, Goose and Iceman would be disappointed if they were to visit this restaurant establishment. Located inside a butcher shop the place is really small and looks like it shouldn't be there at all. The prices on the menu is quite expensive like come on it shouldn't be price that much you're located in a butcher shop. It's not like you're paying a lot on rent. Anyways came by here because TOP GUN as a whole was celebrating their 4 year anniversary and they had a promo for their HELLCAT burger for $5 a 6oz burger that usually goes for $8.50 for $5. Anyways I told the cashier guy about it and he told me yes $5 for the mini hellcat burger for $5 which is a 4oz. and I told him now it's your HELLCAT for $5 anyways in the end I was already there and I wasn't planning to drive this far for nothing so I was like fine give me your $5 4oz hellcat burger and a $6.50 poutine. For was ready in about 5 mins. Now on to the grading of the food. The $5 4oz burger was a okay nothing special I wouldn't pay $5 for this at all especially for a 4oz. totally not worth it Burger King JR whoppers are far better than this burger and a cheaper price too. Get me thinking how would this actual Hellcat 6oz burger would have been if they actually were providing it during their 4 year promotional deal. This 4oz burger was soo small and the bun was bigger than the meat which I really not a fan. And the bun was toasted. The $6.50 poutine was okay nothing special wished I didn't' order it based on the unhealthiness it looked. Didn't really stand out for a poutine very generic. Would I visit this location again? Probably not and I wouldn't probably visit any other Top Gun locations as well due to their misleading promos. Specialty burger joints are a dime a dozen in the GTA and they have a hefty price to pay to eat there. I'll be very selective with how I spend my money at these type of restaurants and it's definitely up to myself to choose wisely. So for that I will definitely look elsewhere. If you were to try to TOP GUN try another location would be my suggestion to you. Stay classy Yelpers and remember "KNOWING is half the BATTLE"

Very good burgers. Liberator burger and Mac n Cheese Burgers are simply amazing…read more It's a nice big place with enough seating. Getting in and out of plaza can get tricky during evening hours. But apart from that, it's a great place to grab some burgers with family/friends.

A spacious and clean place with casual food. Good portions with decent prices…read more We had the steak sandwiches and they were tasty. The bread was soft and chewy, lots of meat and cheese. Next time I'll try the burger!