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| - Every time I go to Toronto, I stop by the original Burger's Priest but this time around I didn't have time to backtrack towards east TO so on the way out, I decided to check out one of their several restaurants that had been more or less opened recently.
This location has plenty of parking so that's a big plus for me in comparison to the original spot and they have a restroom so no need to carry around a bag of disposal hand wipes because you can wash your hands after eating your juicy burger.
There's also tables and seating (though when I went there it filled up in a matter of minutes) which is nice since the original spot only has a bar with stools for 4 people.
Service is great and helpful.
I decided to change out my routine and get their California burger, which I'm betting is an In-N-Out wannabe, though they openly confess their love for In-N-Out (i.e. they have a framed photo of an In-N-Out restaurant in their original location). It's not quite like In-N-Out but nonetheless it was good. I'd probably go back to what I normally order next time though and leave the In-N-Out to whenever I go back to California.
I do wish Burger's Priest had a soda machine so that I don't have to keep paying for sodas since they sell them in the individual cans/bottles (including water).
I have a top ten burger spots I've been to and Burger's Priest definitely makes the cut (which it did with it's original location but this location makes the food just the same).
Here's how this place breaks down on my top ten burger list:
1. Burger Bar, Las Vegas (NV)
2. Healthy Junk, Anaheim (CA)
3. GBurger, La Habra (CA)
4. Left Coast Artisan Burgers, Seoul (KR)
5. Abbey's Burger Bistro, Baltimore (MD)
6. Shake Shack, NYC (NY)
7. Gourmet Burger Kitchen, London (UK)
8. Burger's Priest, Toronto (CANADA)
9. Root Down DIA, Denver (CO)
10. In-N-Out, California (CA)
Parking: Large shared lot
Price: $10+
Wait: 15 mins after ordering
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