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  • The sign outside beckoned: "Come and see why we were named the best burger in TO!". I said to my brother & girlfriend "We'll see about that". I still have a couple other stops to make on my burger pilgrimage across the GTA, including The Burgers Priest which I've seen thrown in with Holy Chucks as the top burger in the city. The restaurant is nice with full panel glass, a kind-of throw back diner decor and some cool features like an old school sit down Space Invaders machine and their wall of fame. If you can manage to cram down the Go Chuck Yourself and one of their milkshakes in under 6 minutes you'll get on the wall of fame. I'm not interested in uncomfortable forced coronaries so I steered clear of the challenge. I have to say that the atmosphere in Holy Chucks is far superior to both Apache & Woodys which are two of my favourite burger joints. Our order went in. A Holy Chuck for me, their signature burger: double cheeseburger with bacon & caramelized onions. They don't want you putting any extra toppings on this, god forbid you spoil the deliciousness! My girlfriend (who can't eat pork and has a bit of a challenge with this menu as a result) opted for The Greek Bahahastard: two succulent lamb patties topped with caramelized onions and a roasted red pepper garlic feta aioli. My brother went with the Big Chuck which is very familiar for anyone that's ever been to the golden arches. We also all got one poutine to split and I picked up the Nutella & Salted Caramel milkshake. The burgers (all medium rare) were decently sized, not too small or massive. The meat is absolutely spectacular, melting in your mouth with every bite. Out of all three burgers that I tried all of them were excellent but I would say that the Greek was my favourite. The combination of the incredible lamb patties with the aioli is perfection. The poutine was decent but nothing to write home about. The fries are ok, with some above average gravy and good cheese curds but I may be a little overly critical when it comes to my poutine. The milkshake was absolute heaven and I'm not lying when I say that the Nutella milkshake here crush every other milkshake I've ever had by a landslide. It was unbelievably thick and I thought I might slip into a sugar coma with every sip but it was worth it. Holy Chucks definitely has some magic going on but I will have to wait to try out a few other joints before laying down my verdict on the best burgers in the city. Check these guys out if you haven't. I will be back again once my digestive track has significant recovery time.
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