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The Best Burger in Toronto

Posted by Alexandra Grigorescu / October 10, 2012

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Burgers Toronto The best burger in Toronto starts with the barebones essentials of a quality (read: fresh) beef patty and a soft bun, but from there, the possibilities are endless. From fried eggs, to an almost criminal amount of bacon, to a smorgasbord of cheeses, these Toronto burger joints go above and beyond the call of duty to bring you more than just a sad sprig of lettuce and squirt of ketchup. One thing's for sure: you can't forget to bring your appetite (or a napkin).

Here is the list of the best burgers in Toronto.

Burger's Priest

Burger’s Priest makes (we might as well call them) "holy" burgers at both of its downtown locations. Their double cheeseburger ($7.99) being a thing of simple, straightforward beauty, with its two patties and two slices of cheese, and you can also make it a combo through the “what’s right” ($14.99), and add chili cheese fries, a cookie and a drink to the mix. Then, there’s the mystery of the secret menu (which you’ll be able to view if you like the burger spot on Facebook), including the Pope ($12.59), which sees two patties and the option (cheese between two deep-fried portobello mushrooms) crowded into one bun, or the “Judgement Day” for $15.99. More »

Holy Chuck Burgers

It’s fitting that Yonge and St. Clair’s Holy Chuck is so close to the top; their emphasis is on the highest quality, freshly-ground beef, and we all know that’s the foundation of any good burger. Their signature ($9.99) is a double cheeseburger with bacon and caramelized onions (and comes with the plea/disclaimer that you not add any further fanciness), but I rather like the raging bull ($12.99), which sees the addition of a piquant homemade chipotle sauce and hot peppers. You also have your usual suspects (fries, pops), but for an added bit of intrigue, try their foie gras poutine (a whopping $25), or any of their specialty shakes. More »

Stockyards Smokehouse & Larder

If you’re like me, you love Stockyards for their buttermilk marinated and deep-fried chicken (to date, one of the only documented instances of my actually enjoying chicken), or their spectacular BBQ brisket sandwich. But their griddle smashed burgers are nothing to scoff at. The classic iteration starts at $7 and comes with pickles, tomatoes and the other usuals, but once you find yourself in their rustic wood dining room, inhaling the hickory wood scent, you’ll almost definitely splurge on the double ($14); two patties with caramelized onions, arugula, and aged cheddar. All sides are $5, and include fresh-cut french fries, coleslaw or sauteed greens. More »

Big Smoke Burger

Big Smoke Burger has several locations across Toronto slinging Ontario AAA patties. The prices vary by location, but generally stay within the range outlined below. You’d be amiss not to give the crazy burger (jalapeno havarti, coleslaw, and chipotle mayo for $6.99) a try, and take advantage of their option to customize any sandwich with lamb, organic, or chicken patties (or, I guess, a veggie, ahem). The sides are standard, the add-ons include gorgonzola and sauteed mushrooms, and the old-fashioned shakes come in three basic flavours but are a nice way to ease into bleak fall weather. More »

Burger Shoppe/BQM

BQM/Burger Shoppe's patties are slightly on the small side, but the meat is locally sourced and hormone free, and at BQM locations, you can select your cut (chuck, brisket, or sirloin, with a predictable increase in cost). The natural, a simple mix of red onions, pickles and garlic aioli will run you $9 for chuck, $11 for brisket, and $13 for sirloin, with small fries racking up another $3. You’ll also find a trio of blue-cheese-topped sliders, as well as meatless and tofu burgers, and some pub-worthy apps and sides. More »

Dangerous Dan's

Dangerous Dan’s is best suited for true burger enthusiasts. Let its rugged Riverside exterior and no-nonsense diner-style innards be a fitting intro to the serious burger you can expect here. It starts with an 8oz patty ($4.79 for a plain), and goes to a big pig (4 slices of bacon, 2 peameal, cheddar and mayo, for $6.99), or you can go off-book and top it with feta cheese ($0.95), or a 4oz pan-fried lobster tail ($14.95). Dangerous Dan’s, bringing loosely interpreted surf ‘n’ turf to the people. The sides range from fries, to poutine, to deep-fried pierogies ($4.65 for 7 pieces). More »

Woody’s Burgers

It’s worth the trip to Etobicoke for Woody’s 7 oz. patties made from locally sourced, naturally raised, and hardwood grilled beef (as well as bison and turkey). Their beef classic starts at a very reasonable $5.95, with free condiments such as grilled peppers or sauteed mushrooms and onions, and add-ons such as gorgonzola, pulled pork, and a fried egg (all $1). Or, you can spring for tried and true specialty burgers such as the tokyo burger ($5.95), topped with pickled ginger, wasabi mayo and sauteed onions. Sides include your usual salads, coleslaw, and fries, and you can make it a combo with a small side and canned drink for just $3.50. More »

Burger Stomper

Burger Stomper is a petite, but sleek space on the Danforth, where the 6 oz. patties are freshly ground daily, and the meat is never-frozen AAA Ontario beef. That’s what you’ll get on their classic stomp ($5.75), with basic toppings of lettuce, tomato and ketchup (or cheddar for an extra $1). For more gourmet palates, try their swiss mushroom melt ($7.25), with mushrooms, swiss cheese, and their secret mayo, and don’t forget a side of double-fried fries ($3.50) or one of their ice cream and milk milkshakes ($4 for a small). More »

Discussion

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Norm / October 10, 2012 at 01:47 pm

No Murrays? No Ocho? No Marben? Wtf.

Matthew replying to a comment from Norm / October 10, 2012 at 01:51 pm

My thoughts exactly. Marben is amazing.

Burger Lover / October 10, 2012 at 02:03 pm

How did Allen's fall off the list.

Agreed with the Top 3. But Allen's was the first high end, medium rare, quality burger in the city and deserves to be listed. It is still an amazing, if less, gimmicky, burger.

Also, Stockyards needs to bring back the Animal Style burger. The Grid is not the same. I hope Tom reads this message board. With the Animal Style, Stockyards is number 1, without it 3 is the correct ranking.

Matts / October 10, 2012 at 02:06 pm

None of these "best of" lists on Blogto are really lists of bests in Toronto but merely the most popular. The more people know the restaurant, the higher it scores. So, let's just end pretending these are best burger places but instead call the the best currently hyped places.

Kristy / October 10, 2012 at 02:07 pm

Uh... no MARBEN?! HELLOOOOOOO! Blasphemy.

Norm / October 10, 2012 at 02:08 pm

I also think that BQM and Stampede are definitely not deserving of making this list on their best of days. They've both really fallen hard in the last few years in the face of decent competition.

taylor / October 10, 2012 at 02:09 pm

yo blogto i'm really happy for you and i'ma let you finish but hrvati has one of the best burgers of all time!

Duthie / October 10, 2012 at 02:09 pm

Burger Priest is good but it's way overrated. Had two and was still hungry. More bang for your buck across the street at Harvey's.
Stampede is where it's at!

Matt / October 10, 2012 at 02:11 pm

Weezie's in Corktown and Harbord Room top the list for me. Burger's Priest was good, but for an old school burger, it's not worth the price. It's basically upscale McD's.

Tiffany / October 10, 2012 at 02:17 pm

This End Up! on Dundas West has the best burger I've ever tasted. They're relatively new so I understand why they didn't make the list, but people should really visit if they're craving a good burger.

Weeeeeee replying to a comment from Matt / October 10, 2012 at 02:19 pm

Agreed. Weezies is pretty darn good!

Jer replying to a comment from Matt / October 10, 2012 at 02:27 pm

I agree with Matt. Weezies tops the list. It's under the radar but it's the best.

Simon Tarses / October 10, 2012 at 02:39 pm

Good to see my favorite burger place there (Dangerous Dan's).

Todd Toronto / October 10, 2012 at 02:42 pm

Can anyone confirm that Fat Phil's (of Marlee fame) has returned? And if so, is it any good?

John replying to a comment from Matts / October 10, 2012 at 02:46 pm

Absolutely agree. Popularity contest ≠ best/highest quality. Calling these lists 'best of' is pretty misleading

Chris replying to a comment from John / October 10, 2012 at 02:51 pm

Oh I get it - the list is misleading because you disagree with the results? Man, think how much simpler life would be if you could apply that logic to everything else in your life.

John / October 10, 2012 at 02:53 pm

Sorry, but it's not a top list without Great Burger Kitchen

Ak / October 10, 2012 at 03:00 pm

On the high end Marben and Bymark both deserve to be on the list and for a great quality no frills burger - Johnny's at vic park and sheppard cannot be beat.

Mark / October 10, 2012 at 03:01 pm

Regardless of hype, anyone who claims that Burgers Priest shouldn't be number one is probably trying to be contrary... it's not just the best burger in Toronto, it's one of the best burgers, period.

That said the rest of this list is questionable at best. There's no Allen's, and I'd really rather hit up Five Guys than most of these joints... BQM, really?

pho replying to a comment from Duthie / October 10, 2012 at 03:06 pm

But with Harvey's you get an overcooked, stringy tasteless puck of meat. If you want a value go to a chain, if you want quality go to a burger joint.

I really hope this recen e.coli scare is going to get more burger places to look at good sources for their meat or better yet grind in-house. Kudos to the places that do this already.

"Dangerous Dan’s is best suited for true burger enthusiasts."

No it's suited for people who are amused by cheap gimmicks that allow them to mask a criminally-overcooked, misshapen, dry excuse for a burger patty.

Ace McNugget / October 10, 2012 at 03:20 pm

Burgers priest? so disappointing given the insane hype around the place. Don't know why anyone would bother with queuing up at their beaches location for an overpriced and overgreasy mash of food when there is a harveys right across the road.

Ace McNugget / October 10, 2012 at 03:23 pm

PS is anyone still eating burgers with all the problems with Canadian beef at the moment?

John replying to a comment from Chris / October 10, 2012 at 03:25 pm

No. I agree with some and not with others but it's a pretty fair representation of the popular burger places around Toronto. But it doesn't say anywhere in this (or many of the other) 'Best of' article what the criteria is for the ranking i.e. that it's based on votes by readers of blogto. If I didn't know that, I would assume that they had been ranked by someone who works for the website/wrote the piece/by critics who get paid and that 'Best of' was a judgement by the publication rather than by the people reading it.

Duthie replying to a comment from pho / October 10, 2012 at 03:39 pm

I went to Harvey's cause it was right there. Burger Priest is overpriced and isn't that good at all. Don't believe the hype.

Kat / October 10, 2012 at 03:48 pm

Where is The Works? I am a fan of most of the places on this list, but it's getting old to see the same list every year.

jason / October 10, 2012 at 04:09 pm

Glad my favorite Beer and Burger goto place on Queen West BQM is listed but how come my other fav Hvrati on bloor is not listed

Tim / October 10, 2012 at 04:12 pm

Burger Priest is over hyped live at Yonge and Lawerence the place is never that busy

Tranny Danny / October 10, 2012 at 04:20 pm

The banquet burger at Frans @ Yonge/College @ 4am along with a strawberry shake yur booty! ooh laa laa.

tom / October 10, 2012 at 04:25 pm

Just checked Big Smoke has a Conditional Pass... Why is blogto featuring fast food chains that don't grind their own meat.

Burger Lover / October 10, 2012 at 04:32 pm

We know by know that BlogTO rankings are based on voting.

But the point of these comments is to shame the voters for voting wrongly.

In a perfect world the system would be that are 15 places to vote for but you can only vote if you have eaten at all 15. But how would that be enforced.

I bet the people who say Harveys is better have not eaten at even half of the places on the list.

TG / October 10, 2012 at 04:46 pm

Best burger I've had in the city was the Drake Burger, but at $19 it's a "once in a while" meal. We should be grateful that there are so many decent burger places in the city, 5 years ago you had a choice of well done or burnt.

Ernie / October 10, 2012 at 04:54 pm

Honorable mention: The Stockyards

evan / October 10, 2012 at 05:00 pm

Haven't been to 2 yet, but the rest of the top 5 I completely agree with in that order. Somewhere up there would be Harbord Room for me… that was one of the best burgers I've ever had for sure.

Rick / October 10, 2012 at 05:02 pm

Don't agree with Dangerous Dan's. The three times I've been there, my burger literally crumbled as I ate it. Disgusting.

Also, how can you not include Golden Star in there? Such a classic burger joint.

Meatsandwich / October 10, 2012 at 05:13 pm

I've been to BQM, on Ossington, several times. It's close to my house, has a great patio during the summer and if you get there on the right day you might be served a delicious burger. If you don't, which has happened the last four times I've gone to eat there, you'll be served a blood-rare burger, not matter what you ask for. I'd blame it on a busy night, but this happened twice when there were only two other seats filled. I've complained about it each time and they simply took the burger back and and reheated it with the toppings and all. Also, I ordered a glass of wine with my burger a week ago and it was so sour, as though it had been sitting out on the counter for weeks. I really wanted to support this local business and I'm a huge burger fan but they've really dropped the ball far too many times, for a business whose sole business is burgers.

lricharz / October 10, 2012 at 05:21 pm

Why don't you give photo credits for the images you used?

P / October 10, 2012 at 05:55 pm

The King/Portland location of Big Smoke is hit and miss. Sometimes it's great, but other times (like last Saturday) it's dry, flavourless, and overcooked.

Best burger I've had in Toronto is at Hrvati Bar (Bloor / Euclid). The bread makes it, a central / eastern European break called Lepinje. Unfortunately, the 3 times I've been there, the service was appalling, but I haven't been for about 9 months and apparently there have been some changes. Will go back soonish.

Mark / October 10, 2012 at 06:03 pm

MARBEN HAS THE BEST BURGER IN THE CITY...

matts / October 10, 2012 at 06:26 pm

Good to see you all sheeple come out and try to out-argue each other :)

I remember when I was 13, I felt the same way about the world

mezimeen / October 10, 2012 at 06:30 pm

If price is no object, I'm going to Bymark.
If I'm down for a tasty treat, Burgers Priest
If I'm having lunch, Big Smoke (aka Crack Burger)
Why BQM is even on this list I don't know because that place is lacking in everything!

Heyhey1 / October 10, 2012 at 06:38 pm

Allan's, Burger Shack and Great Burger Kitchen could also be on this list...

Michelle / October 10, 2012 at 07:13 pm

I've tried burgers all over town including most of the ones on this list and I will always, always head back to KOS in Kensington Market. It's a fresh, nicely seasoned house made patty on a nice toasted bun with fresh toppings. The fries are nothing to be desired but the onion rings are fantastic and they do a good house salad. Who can argue with $7 for a great burger with a side?

tom / October 10, 2012 at 07:15 pm

mezimeen you betta hope crack-burger is not e-coli accroding to there latest report, Bymark is my favorite lunch spot unless you flip burgers for a living it is not that expensive

Sarah / October 10, 2012 at 07:32 pm

@ Todd Toronto Fat Phill's has returned to Marlee, it's true. Original owner. Great Burger. Fantastic service.

for real / October 10, 2012 at 07:53 pm

NO FIVE GUYS??????!!!!!! Big smoke is disgusting. Burnt burger top ten

Sam / October 10, 2012 at 08:03 pm

Burger Priest is #1 I agree 100%.. But Holy Chuck and Big Smoke need to be replaced by Golden Star and Burger Shack.. Who's with me?

Micky D's / October 10, 2012 at 08:17 pm

I vote for the McDonald's at Queen and Spadina. A bit overpriced, but gorgeous, gourmet burgers.

G / October 10, 2012 at 08:18 pm

Harbord Room?????

J / October 10, 2012 at 08:27 pm

Seriously???
UTOPIA, House on Parliment, and Barque!!!!!

x / October 10, 2012 at 08:31 pm

McDonald's is best they have this awesome burger called the Big Mac - at first I thought it had Mac N Cheese but instead it has a special sauce for then they had double patties with a bun in between - I mean this was awesome more amazing then burger priest tower of something or other... for get In-n-out or shake shack. The Big Mac that is ultimate Gourmet Burger if only they could serve out of a food truck it would be so cool maybe I can wait in a line up in the rain for 40 minute? I would be so cool, I really want o be cool!

Welshgrrl / October 10, 2012 at 08:35 pm

The hand chopped burger at Queen and Beaver should be on the list.

jason / October 10, 2012 at 08:40 pm

I think X's comments are so valid - basically comments on this are lame

Camille / October 10, 2012 at 09:00 pm

For me, "best"= cruelty-free. There are so many great veggie burgers on offer in Toronto! Licks veggie burgers are top notch, or try the thai burger with onion rings at Fresh. You won't be disappointed, and you'll never miss the meat.

Andrew / October 10, 2012 at 09:33 pm

Allens, Burger priest and the Drake Hotel are my top 3.
I do like Stockyards too.

Sunny / October 10, 2012 at 10:01 pm

I agree with the Top 4 of the list. It's funny seeing the comments about Burger's Priest being overpriced, when Holy Chuck is even more so! And, their buns are really lacking. That being said, they have awesome burgers, and interesting specials, like the one time I had their Holy Duck burger (with foie gras), which put a hole in my wallet ($25), but was amazingly delicious. I would probably still rank the Stockyards above it, though.

CJ / October 10, 2012 at 10:19 pm

One of the best burgers I've tried was at School Bakery & Cafe. So good!

Honest Beef / October 10, 2012 at 10:37 pm

Ok... I'm sure I'll be flame (broiled) -d for this, but I go with taste, not hype. One of the *best* burgers I have had in a long time is the California Burger @ Milestones. I couldn't believe it either! Don't knock it until you try it. Again, it's not "cool", but it's great.

SA / October 10, 2012 at 10:54 pm

+1 for This End Up!

Tim Horton / October 10, 2012 at 10:57 pm

Harvey's. YUM!!!

If it were served by some overpriced Hipster joint, it'd be on the list.

Anita / October 10, 2012 at 11:54 pm

ALLEN'S ALLEN'S ALLEN'S ALLEN'S.

Gabe replying to a comment from SA / October 11, 2012 at 12:10 am

Great Burger at This End Up! Great place. You can go out get a good burger, and non-burger eaters have lots of great sandwiches to choose from...

Big Joke Burgers / October 11, 2012 at 12:46 am

#1 on this list should definitely be Umami Burger, especially the North Cahuenga Blvd location (the one called "Umami Urban").

zkpxo / October 11, 2012 at 01:22 am

Burger's Priest is definitely the best one I've tasted so far,

Montrealer / October 11, 2012 at 01:27 am

mmmmmm I am hungry now! Berger's Priest is also my favorite.

Cameron Bruce / October 11, 2012 at 06:28 am

I agree with this list although burger priest burgers are not the biggest they are easily the best!!!

dick replying to a comment from Tim Horton / October 11, 2012 at 11:56 am

i'm assuming by "overpriced hipster joint" you mean a "non-megachain"? then i might have to agree with you.. if harvey's were an independent burger joint, they would probably have enough pride in their business not to serve bland, frozen pink slime to people.

theZube / October 11, 2012 at 12:00 pm

Origin does Marben's style of burger, but better, and that's even *without* cheese, which Marben doesn't even melt properly.

As for the list, interesting that the #1 and #2 are mostly interchangeable.

Realtor Igor / October 11, 2012 at 01:35 pm

I do not like to give small business bad reviews. I feel bad because for a lot of people running these places there is no plan B. Their business is their livelihood and I respect their courage. I do find it it difficult to bite my tongue when I see copy-paste style top 10 lists that only rehash lists that someone else put together in the past. I tried many category winners from BlogTo and other sites and often felt that they are below average. Burger Priest is no exception. The story of the The Emperor's New Clothes comes to my mind. I think we need some child to take a bite of one of their burgers and proclaim; Yucky!

What happened to the relish? / October 11, 2012 at 01:54 pm

I commend that this list has been put together, but it's really not at all reflective of what actually tastes good. I'm not going to wade into the whole "bang-for-buck" vs. overpriced side of things. But in terms of taste, there's too much of a "this place is a new small business that looks great" approach to things. In other words, the approach to taste here has nothing to do with taste! I'm all for banging the drum when it comes to small business, but I don't believe in praising a less-than-stellar, or at best average, burger just because it comes from one.

Lilian / October 11, 2012 at 02:33 pm

Burger snobbery.

Only on Blog TO.

gee / October 11, 2012 at 02:55 pm

no bull burger at queen and parliament make a pretty damn good burg

John / October 11, 2012 at 06:27 pm

All of these 'new' gourmet burger shops remind me of the dot com bubble bust.

Bobby / October 11, 2012 at 08:00 pm

Ya I don't care if they are chains, Five guys should make this list and the Big Mac is still the best burger in the city

Sadie / October 12, 2012 at 10:08 am

I may be crucified by blogTO readers for saying this, but I truly believe Dangerous Dan's is very over-rated. My last visit there presented me with a burnt, under-seasoned, bland, boring, limp-topping-topped burger. I'd give them the courtesy of saying it can be "hit-or-miss," but I'm erring on the side of miss.

William Campbell / October 12, 2012 at 10:39 am

The burger at Richmond Station (the is the old Marben burger) will sink all of these ! and in case you were wondering yes I am a "burger sommelier"

:)

Andrew L. / October 12, 2012 at 01:10 pm

Johnny's. 'Nuff said.

SuperMan / October 12, 2012 at 04:29 pm

Go for the 99c burger deal at Barberians. So good you'll forget about going back to work in the afternoon!

Sandra / October 14, 2012 at 04:15 pm

Dangerous Dan's burgers are disgusting and don't belong on this list.

Hassan / October 15, 2012 at 12:06 am

How about Big Moe's on Kennedy south of Steeles! By-far my favorite...you have to try the Juicy Lucy!

Area 412 replying to a comment from x / October 15, 2012 at 07:38 am

Man you're a tool!!!

Michael / October 16, 2012 at 04:45 pm

Golden Star Restaurant is missing from this list. A big omission.

Lynnontop / October 16, 2012 at 07:54 pm

Slab burger

GMoney / October 20, 2012 at 08:26 am

Where's Gangster Burger on this list? Doze boyz be pumpin' out some mad goormay burgers, for shizzle! Drive by and shoot one in your mouth, fo' sho'!! Only then will you get the meaning of burger.

AA / October 26, 2012 at 11:42 am

Everything has to be so gourmet these days...

Where are Burger Shack, Square Boy and Utopia on this list?

MushysPappy / October 31, 2012 at 05:46 pm

Can't be the best definitively. No Barberian's Steakburger. No NotaBene Jennifer's Burger. No Cowbell Burger. It's just a list of his choices that he likes.

Rakshi / November 17, 2012 at 12:01 am

The Works on Danforth

Patrick Rea / November 17, 2012 at 10:14 pm

What, no Magoo's? They've been around for over 25 years. They get their meat directly from Bruno's butchers. Awesome burgers!

TollHouse / November 18, 2012 at 12:46 am

People this review post is from 2009 half the places you bringing up now weren't even around when this list was compiled...So just chill till the next episode.

Johnny / December 6, 2012 at 01:12 pm

I can't believe The Burger Cellar is not on the list!!!!!!!!

JoelC / January 4, 2013 at 12:02 am

My favourite burger in TO is the one at Rainforest Cafe at Yorkdale Mall. Does anybody else agree? I've never tried Burger's Priest, but it sounds like a greasy spoon burger to me, I'm reading people saying there aren't even onions and spices in the meat?! WOW! And it's not even charbroiled. Why wouldn't gourmet burgers be making the top of the list? Even Jack Astor's are amazing! And if you're looking at a mom and pop place, Insomnia at Bloor & Bathurst.

Bruce / January 13, 2013 at 07:45 pm

All of the burger places are very good from up top, but Royal Meats Barbeque in Etobicoke is not just another burger joint, its upscale with great food, from burgers, chevaps, chicken, steaks , salads and much much more. Check it out you wont be sorry, also they cater and deliver MMMMMMMMMMM

MC / January 31, 2013 at 11:44 am

Square Boy blows priest out of the water and it's not even on the list?

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You guys should try Big Moe's Burgers in Scarborough

Try their Juicy Lucy...its amazing

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