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10 College St, Toronto, ON M5G 1K2, Canada, Toronto, ON

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The price of the beer here is honestly surprising. It’s so cheap that I had actually avoided coming before, wondering what kind of beer they might be serving. But when I finally visited, the beer was perfectly normal and enjoyable. In today’s Toronto — especially downtown — it’s surprising to find a place with prices this low. We also tried several dishes, and the chicken wings were especially good in my opinion. Even on a weekday, the place was nearly full and very lively with younger crowds. It’s definitely not a date spot, but it’s perfect if you want to grab some cheap drinks and have a fun time with friends.

Posted 3/2/2026

Cory Parsons

I’ve been going here for 12 years or so. It’s stood the test of time and inflation. Go for cheap beers and happy hour food. Truly is hard to beat.

Posted 2/25/2026

Obed Carrillo G

Main highlight and reason you should come here is for this and this alone: the wild slider. For just 20.99 you'll get a plate of four sliders made of: bison, elk, boar and kangaroo burgers! Which to me is such a steal for that price. If you're someone who is adventurous and willing to try exotic meets this is a random spot in Toronto to do it!

Posted 1/2/2026

AJ Villas

Ordered the Classic Smash Burger with a side of fries. The service for early dinner was quick, and our server was pleasant. The interior is as you'd expect from a bar/restaurant, and was pretty well maintained. However, for a place with "burger" in the name their burgers are unfortunately lackluster. The size of the burger for the price you pay is as you'd expect, if a little on the smaller size. Taste wise though, there is nothing that really stands out about the sandwich. The patty is fine, the buns are whatever, and the signature sauce they use isn't anything to write home about. In addition, the fries are too limp for me to recommend - you'd probably find better crispiness out of air frying your own at home. In the restaurant's defense, it appears to focus more on the bar than food, but from the experience I had I would not bother returning to try another dish.

Posted 9/30/2025

Brent Brockerville

Novel selection of proteins, and good prices for downtown! The service was great. They have a patio and the inside was clean. I think their burgers could get to the next level with a solid bun, but that's just me being super critical. This is a solid spot, and I recommend it.

Posted 7/13/2025

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