Steven and Lukas Eat Toronto

My opinion is the best food is the food you are putting in your mouth at that moment, as long as it is tasty. It may not be memorable, it may not be the best you have had, but if it brings you instant pleasure than I am happy.

We found a list of burger places, and we are making our way through the city, one burger, sometimes three patties, at a time.

Holy Chuck Burger

Steven: The burger was delicious, I had the Big Chuck which is sort of the Big Mac of Holy Chuck. I also sided the burger with a peanut butter and jam milk shake. No fries were needed! I would definitely return.

Burger Drops

Steven: I was excited to try this place and it didn’t disappoint, the only thing that sucked is they have barely any dining space so we had to leave to eat. The bun. It’s all about that soft potato bun… and the crispy patty. D-licious. Curly fries were delicious and so is the burger drop sauce.

Richmond Station

Steven: Not a smash burger, more of a fine dining burger where they suggest a medium rare cook. I am normally hesitant to get anything less than medium well but I have heard so many good things about this burger, I gave in. It was tasty, a different feel as the moist medium rare meat and the sauces really come together to be a mouthful of moist goodness. Fries: I felt they were a little over done.