If you’re after a succulent burger with all the trimmings in Toronto, you can’t go wrong with Burger’s Priest. Whether you’re uptown, downtown, East or West, this burger restaurant has you covered with Toronto locations on Queen St. E, Adelaide St. W and Bloor St. W, to name but a few. Burger’s Priest promises you absolution from all the sub-standard patties that sully the name of the humble fast food; redeeming the burger, one at a time.
The menu is pretty extensive, but the standout for anyone who loves blue cheese has to be the “Magnum Burger,” which comes with bacon (it’s truly the best). Or keep things real with a comfort food classic like “The Vatican,” which combines two buns with two grilled cheese sandwiches (the best hangover cure). If you’re planning a trip to one of the Toronto Burger Priest locations, make sure you ask for the restaurant’s secret menu (there’s a super easy question online that opens the portal into even more great food). Be sure to order some chilli cheese fries along with your burger if you’re feeling hungry – they’re basically a whole meal themselves (and probably the best side on the menu).
In terms of décor, things are fairly stripped down at this Toronto restaurant, but the burgers really speak for themselves, offering up some of the city’s best gourmet flavours without the major price tag. All beef is free range and Burger’s Priest grounds it fresh daily, so they really mean it when they tell their customers that they’ll never have yesterday’s beef in today’s burger. From the “Holy Smokes” to “The Pope,” there are some serious religious overtones at this Toronto burger restaurant, but when it tastes that good, it’s hard to feel like a sinner.
Word of advice: you may not want to eat all day before this burger.
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