Sustaining condo dwellers across the city are numerous locations of Rabba, all open 24/7. Get your household needs and pantry items in one place, plus food options from subs to a reliable deli section.

Not all Hasty’s are open 24 hours but the location at Davisville and Yonge is one of them. It’s a neighbourhood gem for one very obvious reason: the takeout counter serving some killer shawarma with homemade garlic sauce.

The Regent Park outpost of this 24 hour chain holds it down with a stellar menu of prepared food. It’s all about the chana masala and palak paneer straight from Sam’s Indian Kitchen for ridiculously affordable prices.

What used to be ReadyGo near the corner of King and Bathurst is this friendly replacement that is, thankfully, still open 24 hours a day. They’re low on produce (Kitchen Table next door is open until midnight if you need veggies) but they have vegan snacks and tons of ice cream.

For the nights when you don’t feel like engaging in awkward checkout banter that you probably started, head to this automated grocery store by Corktown Commons. It’s completely cashier-less so everything’s done on your phone, from unlocking the store door to the shopping.

Hours really vary for locations of this Canadian pharmacy but the two-storey location at Yonge and College is open all the time. It’s a go-to for Ryerson University students sauntering over during study break or night shift workers on their way home.

If slushies in the wee hours of the morning sound like your jam, hit up this convenience store with multiple locations around the city, sometimes accompanying an Esso. Whatever your midnight fuel looks like, Circle K has it hot or cold.

The most quintessential convenience store in the world doesn’t quite have a grip on Torontonians like it used to, but the one at Bloor and Spadina has a special place in our hearts. Grab some candy, batteries, or taquitos—at this late hour, you deserve.