Where can I get the best hamburger in the gta?
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I'm never going to eat at Wahlburgers, Mark Wahlberg is a racists punk who nearly beat a Vietnamese man to death.
Steak Queen > Apache Burger.
But you have to order the Home Burger. It's the cleanest and tastiest burger on the list made from Halal beef. And unlike most burger places they have steak sauces as condiments (HP and A1).
So try to forget this and enjoy!
Steak Queen > Apache Burger.
But you have to order the Home Burger. It's the cleanest and tastiest burger on the list made from Halal beef. And unlike most burger places they have steak sauces as condiments (HP and A1).
So try to forget this and enjoy!
I've only had Royal Meats' amazing grilled pork sandwich, but I imagine that their beef burgers are just as good. Their King sized sandwiches are almost big enough to be split into two meals.
http://www.royalmeats.ca/
http://www.royalmeats.ca/
Iv had this burger last few times at Kelseys, its stacked so high they stick a butcher's knife down the middle to keep It steady. Fuuuuuk yeaaa I miss eating this stroke on a plate.lol
I love their burgers and fries, but sometimes I go there just for the great milkshakes!
Speaking of the "religion" aspect, at the Burger's Priest on Dufferin and Orfus near the Yorkdale Shopping Centre (and the New Yorkdale Spa), can anybody tell me why they have the story of David & Goliath on the wall as you enter, in both English and Hebrew large letters?
The Burger Priest founder Shant Mardirosian studied be a priest at one point, so religious scripture is displayed at some locations. David won, maybe it symbolizes Burger Priest's success against the big chains. At this point Burger Priest can open right beside a McDonald or Burger King which are giants without fear due to the unique deliciousness of their burgers. The Yonge location north of Lawrence has scripture with three Jewish men being caste in the furnace by King Nebuchadnezzar and surviving as does Burger Priest which is thriving.
I went in there once looked at the prices and walked right out. I can make at least as good a burger and it costs me 1/4 of the price.
Fresh Burger - hands down, they flatten the patty from a ball right in front of you. Best poutine in town too.
I think there was a previous thread on best burger so I will reiterate what I said on that one:
Burger Shack on Eglinton at Oriole Pkwy is a great tasting burger at a very reasonable price. The only complaint is burger to bun ratio could be improved.
The Fire Pit at Hurontario and Britannia in Mississauga also does up a great burger. But even better than the burger is their gravy, I could literally chug that stuff.
Burger Shack on Eglinton at Oriole Pkwy is a great tasting burger at a very reasonable price. The only complaint is burger to bun ratio could be improved.
The Fire Pit at Hurontario and Britannia in Mississauga also does up a great burger. But even better than the burger is their gravy, I could literally chug that stuff.
I like Johnny's too. So much so, I found out where they got there patties and buns purchased them, so now I make them on the BBQ myself.
Both great places. They used to have a few Fire Pits in North York, but they're all gone now. Burger Shack is my favorite, then Johnny's.
