I went to high school in this area and it took me over 10 years to find out about Allwyn's and check it out.
I had to renew my license at the Drive Test Centre at Victoria Park & Lawrence so I decided to stop by Allwyn's to help me endure the long wait. I went on a weekday shortly after they opened at 11:30 and joined the queue of construction workers who seemed to be regulars. I ordered the Stuffed Sandwich ($4.95) and a beef patty ($1.50).
The Stuffed Sandwich is described as "patty and coco bread with jerk chicken." On paper, this might sound a bit much and something that you might find at the CNE, but it was actually a reasonable portion. The coco bread and patty was lightly toasted and the beef patty and jerk chicken added just the right amount of heat. The coleslaw was sweet and crunchy, and provided a nice balance. I should've followed suit and ordered extra meat (which the construction workers did) because it could've used more jerk chicken given the ratio of bread to meat.
The beef patty also could've used more filling; I would say the ratio of bread to meat was about 3-to-1. While good and actually spicy, it doesn't compare to other spicy beef patties I've had.
Overall, a filling and satisfying lunch. I wish I knew about this place during my high school years as an alternative to the school cafeteria. While this place is kinda hidden, it does seem to have quite a bit of a following judging from the queue right when they opened and the swarm of high school and elementary school students the arrived shortly after I left.