TKTKTK
Senior Member
No love for Craft Burger or Burger Shoppe? Even a Dangerous Dan's?
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adma
Superstar
We're talking about chains, not one-offs...
scarberiankhatru
Senior Member
You missed the point - notice that the burger joints listed above are not in Toronto...
junctionist
Senior Member
I like Harvey's because it is the rare national chain that gives you the choice of the toppings on a basic burger. That ability to customize has to account for some of the popularity.
TKTKTK
Senior Member
No, you missed the point. I was responding to Americans' love of Harvey's, and people's willingness to take them there.
TKTKTK
Senior Member
Burger Shoppe is a chain, albeit in its very early stages. They've already got two locations, three if you count Craft Burger, which was started by half of the duo that originally opened Burger Shoppe.
I said "a Dangerous Dan's" because I think DD's is the kind of place that every city has a version of.
khris
Senior Member
What I really miss, is a good pizza place. Not these artsy fartsy pizza joints with artichokes and broccoli on their pizza. I mean the good ole greasy pizza chains with lots of meat and cheese on it.
I'd love to see King of Donair from the east coast come here.
http://www.kingofdonairs.com/
I'd love to see King of Donair from the east coast come here.
http://www.kingofdonairs.com/
whatever
Senior Member
Gimme a Five Guys any day. It wouldn't surprise me to see them explode out of their current territory in the next few years.
Anth
Active Member
For MCC/East Mississauga/West Etobicoke: Marconi's Pizza in the Cawthra and Burnhamthorpe plaza. Not greasy exactly, but perfect for classic pizza purists. I think it's been around since the 60s and is family run.
Now back to Shopsy's
khris
Senior Member
For MCC/East Mississauga/West Etobicoke: Marconi's Pizza in the Cawthra and Burnhamthorpe plaza. Not greasy exactly, but perfect for classic pizza purists. I think it's been around since the 60s and is family run.
Now back to Shopsy's
I've heard it's good, but have yet to order from there. I think it's beyond time, considering I'm only like a 3 min drive from there.
CDL.TO
Moderator
What's a good that-type-of-pizza place in downtown Toronto?
androiduk
Senior Member
Maybe the 'Big Slice' at Yonge & Gerrard.
adma
Superstar
urbandreamer
recession proof
Telepizza @College and Ossington is incredible. Apparently, it's a Spanish chain. You can get a cheapish glass of wine (yellowtail) or beer there as well. Thin crust, fresh flavour, unprentious. My favourite Toronto pizza in the westend.