I was in the neighbourhood and had to drop in for lunch. Picked up goat roti, 4 rolled saheenaas, 2 doubles. Wanted currents rolls, but they didn't have any today. Everything came up to 39.50$ but for such good quality and taste, like close to homemade. Best deal, always. Hidden gem this place. read more

Best doubles! Tasty and flavourful! They are fast and efficient no matter how many people are in the store.

Roti was big, great amount of gravy and the flavour was perfect! Make sure to order it hot! The doubles were equally as impressive.

"Hole-in-the-wall" type of place that offer one of the best authentic Trini Doubles and Saheena in Toronto. Nestled in Scarborough area (Lawrence & Midland) it has an outdated and average interior but makes incredibly tasty Trinidad's signature dishes. The downside - you will meet unfriendly, stone faced and indifferent store staff. This has been prevalent ever since I've been coming to this place but doesn't really bother me coz I just come here for the food. The Doubles you buy here is perfectly made - spiced chickpea (channa) filling is sandwiched between two pieces of fried dough (bara). Of all the doubles I've tried, ACR Doubles has the right amount of channa sauciness and a good mix of whole chickpeas and gravy. The combination of soft, strechy Baras and tender, spiced Channa makes this one delicious tasting Doubles. You also have the option to add hot peppers to your Doubles and if you have spicy food tolerance I strongly suggest to do so. The added hot peppers elevate the flavour and add texture to the otherwise basic fried snack. Saheena/Saheena Roll on the other hand is essentially a fried spinach/dasheen/callaloo fritter. It has a savory and earthy flavour and is fried to crispy perfection. Very filling and a good vegetarian snack. If you're craving for a taste of Trinidad food in Toronto, there's really no better place to go than ACR Hot Roti and Doubles. read more

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I've been to many Caribbean places, but this is the first I've found with sahena (saheena) - spinach fritters. They offer 2 varieties: the sahena and the sahena roll. The former has more dough and the latter has more spinach (and is pricier, of course). The sahene roll was decent. It had a nice texture & was hot & fresh. The chickpea curry on top was reasonably tasty. read more

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Delicious saheena! Definitely a must have especially with their pepper sauce. I would suggest eating it as soon as it is served and get extra napkins, deliciousness! read more

Pass on this place. Was so looking forward to having Saheena, but it was very disappointing, not worth the drive.

This place had the best doubles , but today I ordered and it changed my opinion. The rolled sahena was hard and tasteless and the doubles tasted like it was only flour in the dough. Not tasty at all. They raised the price on these items, but the quality went down. I would not recommend this to anyone. read more

Update: Even after moving deep into Durham, whenever I'm in the area I'll order and pick up doubles from here. The extra spicy doubles are the best in the GTA hands down. There's a spicy green sauce that's undeniably flavourful and unique. I've told all of my friends about this place and everyone is hooked, This place is one of those hidden gems that stays open because the word-of-mouth about their food is powerful. read more

This place hasn't changed a bit since my high school days, same banging food. Ordered one saheena and one chicken roti. Saheena was super crispy where the chickpea filling didn't touch, made an excellent filling snack and for $1.99? Great deal. Chicken roti... this is a classic. You can never go wrong with chicken roti, super super filling, I was only able to finish half before saving it for another day. Overall, it was great. read more

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My go to place whenever I'm back in Toronto. Still tastes as good as I remember it when I was a kid back 15 years ago. My only complaint is the price has gone up a ridiculous amount. I get it, inflation, etc but it's not even competitive in comparison to the other places serving doubles. So for that I have to give them a mediocre rating of 3/5. read more

I need to confess.. I never have a Double in my life until last week at ACR Hot Roti & Doubles. So this review is based on my first experience. It is really authentic? I don't really know but all I know that they are so affordable ($1.25) and I love curry and spicy food... and I just LOVE it!! And Chick Pea... I don't know why now I have craving for chick pea all the time? I think a certain yelper and his SO converted me. Curry Chicken Roti ($5.95) on the other hand was meh... The curry chicken filling though is tender.. yes it is that nice brown meat. The roti itself is a little doughy and more curry sauces are needed. Next time I just want to order 3 or 4 Doubles and stuff myself and I would be so happy! read more

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*VEGETARIAN* Try this: it's all about their Doubles (all day every day!) My go to is their Doubles breakfast, snack, lunch, whenever. These are some of the best I have ever had and def in Toronto. Their dough is softer than the rest and, filled with curry channa (chickpeas) with a sweet chutney that just brings it to the top. Order with pepper for more kick. So easy for a quick snack or multiples for a meal. Apart from doubles, they also offer Sahena which isn't something I see around often and you can order Pastels at Christmas. read more

Been coming here for years. And I mean years. At one point this was our stop off before we got the road to head back to Montreal. Now that I live in Ontario, the luxury and novelty of ACR isn't far more accessible. The food is always yummy. Especially their rolled sahena. 3 sahena made with plenty pepper and sorrel solo! It's a little run down, and there is no place for seating. TAKE OUT only! We usually just park across the street and eat in the car. Hidden gem of West Indian shops! read more

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Visited On: January 24, 2020 Would I Return: Hell No Ordered: -2x Doubles ($1.99) -2x Sahena ($1.99) Thoughts: Service (1/5) We arrived just before 7:00 PM on Friday evening and it was empty. The place itself is located in a plaza and is very small inside with no seating. You can't make debit transactions for amounts under $10.00. I paid with cash and my bill had a tiny tear on it. The 2 workers (middle aged male & female) inspected it and asked me if I had another bill. Did not know this would be such a huge deal?!?! Since we were not familiar with the items, we asked about it. We decided to try the doubles and sahena, however, we got charged for 2 sahena rolls which is $0.50 each more. It's not a big amount, and I'm not sure if it was an accident or not. However, considering all items were $2.00 each, we saw the middle aged male cashier, punch in $4.00, instead of a simple $8.00. For this reason, and the fact that we were clueless about the food items, I strongly feel he thought he could easily fool us and overcharge us. Sadly, we hadn't noticed until after we left or I would have asked. This was my first time visiting the place, so it has really left a sour taste in my mouth. Food (4/5) We wanted to try doubles and heard that this was the place to go. The double and sahena were both equally good and I can't choose which I enjoyed better. The spice level was also perfect, although it's a bit messy to eat. As tempting as it is to return for the amazing food, I refuse to let dishonest businesses steal from me. Tip: Please make sure you are not getting overcharged read more

ACR Hot Roti & Doubles - Menu - Caribbean Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

Trinidadian fast food, delicious and cheap! Excellent doubles as always, but I especially like the saheena, (see below) which is like an open face double, but with a ton of spinach or taro leaves swirled into the fried bara batter itself, then topped with the channa chickpea paste and your preferred amount of green chutney/hot pepper - I love them extra hot! The doubles, saheena, etc. are assembled to order from pre cooked 'Bara' or fried bread, then wrapped and microwaved, but absolutely delicious! Zero ambiance, take out only, always lined up, with locals and students, but absolutely delicious and dirt cheap! Go! Buy a bunch for $1.50 each, trust me! Enjoy! read more

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Here's the scoop - The Original "Doubles Man" from Marabella, Trinidad, isn't a man at all. She's a calm, sweet lady who is certainly "the man" when it comes to fantastic doubles, and thin roti wrapped around chicken, goat and beef curries. ACR (or officially, ACR 786) Hot Roti & Doubles is an inconspicuous little take-out joint in a row of easily ignored stores, but all the time the "UYE: Trouble in Roti-land" Yelpers were there, we saw a consistent flow of customers. The owner of this twenty year old eatery explained the story behind the mysterious name (ACR = combo of her+her husband's initials, 786 = numerical equivalent of a religious phrase normally used before starting a task(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bismillah)). I guess in being genuinely inquisitive about the place, we curried favor with the boss lady and when heading out, got some doubles and Pholouri on the house :D. Alright, on to the good stuff.... We got a truckload of food: First up - appetizers from the display case: Pholouri (8 for $1) - fried savory dough balls (think Honey Cruller Tim Bits) served with a very flavorful hot dipping chutney. Great to share. Kat F. got an Eggplant Pie (eggplant filling in a friend bun - $1.25), Kachori - a "brown paper bag opacity destroying" (it's greasy) fried bread with a spicy chick-pea filling. And then there were the famous "Doubles": deep-friend flat bread with a scoop of chick pea curry (aka Channa) and 'doubled up' like a taco...at least that's my justification of why it's called a Double :P Good stuff. It's $1.25 and sized for a snack, so if this is your meal, get (at least) two. Next up, Roti!!! For me, this was the star attraction. The roti here was thinner (compared to Mother India) and the spice in the curry had a far richer flavor with a gradually dissipating heat. I had the chicken curry roti ($5.95) and was very, very happy with it. If I had to pick an issue, it would be that the roti's "wrap" was way too large but that's easy to fix with a quick tear of the part that doesn't serve as the edible curry pouch. Others had the goat and beef rotis and those entrees have made my "Life in Toronto" bucket list along with another rare item on the menu: Duck Roti! Dessert: Visible from the display case, if you've still got room, I'd recommend the Barfi (thin slabs of reduced milk fats+sugar). The jalebi was as good as it could be when it's not piping hot, but I wouldn't go out of my way for it. Kurma, another confection in little plastic bags, tasted like ginger bread with a sugary glaze. Great snack with coffee/tea. Decor-wise, ACR is no date spot - a unique hodge-podge of different cultural and religious artifacts; plenty of plastic flowers, posters of Trinidad, a wall-clock with "The Original 'Doubles Man' of Marabella" and a "ACR 786" engraved within a heart, a framed poster of The Prophet's Last Sermon, a stainless steel eat-in counter that runs the length of the small shop with a mirror on top to watch yourself pigging out while the boom box blares out Bollywood hits. Oh, and look outside - the big mound and minaret of the local mosque! Gotta love it! Go here - it might be far for some, but it's a small price to pay for the fantastic goodness served up at ACR 786! read more

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So i seen this curvy thing- fluffly and spicy and nice too look at. Her name was Aloo pie.In her potato filling and channa. Ouuuu- go aloo, go aloo! Instantly she caught my eye and I had to have Aloo pie and we enjoyed a great moment. However it did not last long as I seen another fine thing- that called her self "Begun" Now 'Begun' was dressed very similar to Aloo pie but she was bit smaller in size but she was soooo soft. I instantly came with desire to find out the truth about her and that eggplant flavor was so aromatic, resisting was damn near impossible. Oh my. Begun gave me a look and Aloo Pie was with me, I didnt know what to do- so I digested both as fast as possible and decided I am done with them too. My heart was broken as both Aloo pie and Begun were so fine. I think I may have made the biggest mistake of my life- leaving me lonely and distraught. Then i caught her eye. "Sahena" - she looked mixed, the most exotic of them all. All memories of Aloo pie and Begun erased my mind- as I approached "Sahena". She is everything a man can ask for- a little hard exterior and confusing, that a man cant help but figure out what she is. I professed my love to "Sahena" I was screaming out her name in pure extacy and joy- "I love you Sahena"- I sang And then I felt two hard hits to the back of my head real quick. "Oh gosh- Its my wife. Miss Doubles" Me and Miss Doubles go way back- and I wouldn't leave her for none. All the Aloo pie's, Beguns and Sahena's cant give me the feeling she does. She dragged me by my ears and made me call her name multiple times. Doubles..Doubles...Doubles.... Even when she is full of hot sauce and raging with spice. She has always worked those burra's perfectly. My tamarind queen yelled angrily at me as we walked back home. It's all good because after the storm there is sunshine and i made sure I got some later too. Was quite a day. But family first. Miss Doubles is always number 1 read more

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It's been YEARS since my original Doubles experience and I have lost my photographic memory of that experience, plus it was my final university years in 'loo. I had no idea WHY I had my first Trinidad food experience in a German community, I guess I didn't do much thinking back then. Anyways, I am here to see it again and either I had something in a different format back then or my memory is FUCKED up. The Doubles appearance looks a little different and I orginally thought that one of the items in the food display was the Doubles but nope, it had to be prepped from the inside kitchen fresh & hot. Any Chick Pea purees are A-OK with me and Doubles is no different. I love that the mixture not only had a MASH of it but also some WHOLE Chick Peas which made a better texture contrast since the flat bread isn't crispy but it had a nice CHEW to it. I also got some Dessert, I asked but all that I can hear from the uncaring young lady is *** Casava Cake. I needed it to end my previous meal so I can start my after-snack of Doubles. I saw the patrons before ask for the SIDE sections of the cake and I was wondering why. TIP: ASK for the side sections of the Casava Cake because Casava Cake is soft and spongy except for the CRUNCHY borders that make it so much more better!! read more

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Had the chicken roti, doubles, aloo pie and saheena. 1) Chicken roti - Roti was decent. Would've liked a bit more chicken. 7/10 2) Doubles - Initial taste was bland. But toppings were awsome. Tasted better the next day. 7/10 3) Aloo pie - Best of the bunch with all toppings. 8.5/10 4) Saheena - A bit chewy to start. I love how it was topped with channa and toppings. 8/10. Overall it wasn't a bad experience, will visit again. read more

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Not a bad tasting roti. A little more meat inside would be nice as you do get a lot of roti dough. The way they fold it, you can unfold the top or bottom flap and literally rip it off because its all dough... The doubles are tasty but I don't like the rubbery feel - almost as if they're microwaved. I prefer the dough part with a slight bit of that deep fried crispness. The filling is tasty though.. My other gripe is with the specials. You get roti, your meat of choice and chick peas. They claim to serve the special with buss up shots but its definitely only a rolled up roti. Place is small designed for takeout and the servers are friendly. Also love that its open on Sundays. Overall A decent choice for lunch or dinner. read more

Don't even bother with the roti here but go elsewhere for your fix. The filling was not flavourful enough, meager filling to roti ratio and hardly much meat for what they were charging. Even if you tear off the excess roti dough, it's still not good. You're better off ordering a plain potato roti ($7.35) because basically that's what my $11.30 chicken roti seemed like. The spicy double was not bad for $2.25 but that was it. I'll stick with Gandhi Cuisine's roti on Queen Street West even though it's more expensive but it is well worth it in terms of quality, taste and portion. The store should be named Hot Doubles only & definitely not a good roti shop! read more

ACR Hot Roti & Doubles - Dry Chicken roti ($11.30) - MEH, more potatoes than chicken :( - Caribbean Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

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Pretty decent pallorri , very fresh and warm $1 dollar for 8 pieces, they also sell jalabi read more

ACR Hot Roti & Doubles - Caribbean Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

Extremely unhygienic I saw a roach crawling on the counter top. They are extremely dirty like real like nasty. Do not eat here if you want to save your insides read more

I had a potato roti and a spicy double. I found the potato roti to be pretty bland- it wasn't bad, but some more spices would have been nice. Next time I would opt for the channa or the vegetable roti. The doubles were really good and flavourful, however the spicy doubles are actually spicy. If you can't handle a lot of spice, just get the mild. Prices are very reasonable. $2 per double, and vegetarian rotis are $6.50. There's no seating in the restaurant, so be prepared to take it to go. read more

Once I saw Kat F. talking about doubles, I knew come hell or high water, I had to be at this UYE. The only place I've had doubles is Trinidad itself and I'm always taught that nothing is as good as "back home". I had to see if my parents were right or if my fellow Yelpers were on to something. When I got home and told my parents where I went, I learned that my mother used to frequent this place a lot when my aunt used to live in the area. Pholouri: If you try to look up pholourie (POE-LORRY) online, you may not find it. That's because Trinis have many different ways of spelling it. I know it as pholourie. It's basically fried balls made with split peas. It's usually eaten with "pepper sauce" thrown over it so that it can soak up the sauce when eating. They were okay, but tasted different. I didn't think you could REALLY mess up pholouri until I took it home. My mom took one bit, said, "oh", and ripped it open to show me that there were raw parts in it. If you bite into pholourie and it's white in the middle, that's NOT good. That put a damper on it. It was decently priced (8 for $1). The hot sauce though was the best part and definitely a reminder of Trinidad's best. Roti: I didn't eat my roti in the store. I bought it and saved it for home. I don't know if this made a difference but the roti was really good. It wasn't too thin and held the curry to the last bite. It was thick curry, not runny and the chicken wasn't dry at all. Doubles: It was an okay substitute. It wasn't the best as it couldn't compare to doubles in Trinidad. I asked for "slight pepper" and didn't taste any. I was disappointed since most doubles with "slight pepper" have my eyes watering. Peanut Punch: This was my favourite drink growing up and still is. It's easily described as a peanut butter milkshake. Of course when I saw it, I got excited. It was short lived though. Ugh! It didn't taste like any peanut punch I know; I'm hoping because it was warm but I don't feel like taking another sip from that taste. Kurma: Another dessert staple with many names. It's fried dough covered in sugar. I ate these alot as a child, always thinking I would eventually chip a tooth as they are HARD. They tasted the same as the bags I have at home so I couldn't complain about that. Cassava Pone: My mom used to make this when I was younger. I used to call it pudding cake because it was cut like a cake but was soft like pudding. It's main ingredients are usually coconut, milk and butter with added spices and veggies (like cassava or pumpkin). I realize that everyone makes it differently. However, this one was spot on. It was springy and light; a little sweeter than I'm used to but delicious. Atmosphere: I think the shop is cute. The female owner who wanted to adopt Adeel was so sweet. She reminded me of my aunts back home, talking and giving out food. As usual, hanging out with Yelpers is fun and laughs. It was worth the trek to Scarborough just for that. As much as I love my fellow Yelpers, I'll have to keep my og saying that doubles only taste great back home. Man, counting down the days to real doubles in Trinidad. read more

The soul always needs a good feeding of chicken curry roti and doubles. This place didn't do it for me. Growing up in the Scarborough area, my friends always RAVED about this place, even to this day. Now coming here years down the line ... God, it wasn't worth it. I see the good reviews on here and even word of mouth recommendations. But it just didn't do it for me. The roti was okay, but I've had better. I had always been told amazing things about their doubles. But I just wasn't feeling it either. The flavour for both .... Just wasn't at that max point. I told myself maybe I had expected a little too much from the hype. Honestly, it just wasn't that great. I've just had better. read more

So there I was. Leaving the Top Food Supermarket across the street from ACR and feeling a bit peckish. Thankfully as I was walking to the bus stop, the word DOUBLES on the sign in their window just seemed to jump out at me like some sort of heavenly omen. Emboldened by the apparent emphasis on doubles being in this tiny store, I walked in and ordered two at $1.25 each. As soon as I got them, I thanked the man behind the counter and walked out to begin snacking. The filling had good curry flavour with a decent spicy kick to it (could stand to be a bit spicier but that's just personal preference talking). I would have rated this higher if I were to just judge it on the filling but the bara just wasn't cutting it for me. The first negative thing I noticed after the initial bite was how lukewarm the entire thing was. The second was how the bread was slightly soggy and wasn't really doing anything for me taste or texturewise. An immediate thought of how awesome it would be to be able to order a big bowl of the filling to eat with a spoon popped up into my head. These certainly weren't bad doubles. Maybe I just came at a bad time. Maybe they'd been sitting for awhile since the last time they made a fresh batch. Who knows! I'll give it a couple more tries whenever I'm in the area before I come to any conclusions. I certainly wolfed them down easily enough... read more

Tings taste nice ya know!!! Used to be a pure trini place but I think it is now an indian joint. I see different staff. Prices and doubles are still nice though. I would like to see some more pepper up in this place. Not a an of the roti or the poularie. Just the doubles!!! read more

Gotta say I noticed this place for years and until recently had the opportunity to try it out. 54 bus tends to give you such opportunities. So i figured i'd try out their Doubles since i had been on the lookout for them for the last 10 or so years to no avail. Spent many a wayward days hanging out in a Roti shop back in the 90s and up to now had not found too many places serving doubles. So i figured i'd run in and grab a couple so i wouldn't miss my bus. To my surprise it had to be the tastiest Double i've ever had, The shell was nice and fluffy and the filling was bouncing with flavour. Sooo... i decided to go back and investigate some more and got myself one of them chicken roti. And Wow. Been a long time since i've had a fresh made Dal-pouri shell. Just that melted in your mouth. The curry was just as tasty and just right. Even though it's way out of my way, looks like they found themselves a returning customer. Wish they had some form of seating. So if your looking to dine in your out of luck other than a counter. They look like they have some pretty interesting specials on the weekends. Gonna have to go back and check them out! read more

This is NOT the best place in Scarborough This is NOT the best place in the GTA This is NOT the best place in Ontario Its the BEST PLACE in North America! I have been all over the United States and Canada and managed to try doubles in both countries and even some of the Caribbean islands and ACR is the best. Their prices are dirt cheap and they always have consistent quality. The line ups at the counter at any given time of day are a testament to how popular they are. If you are coming into their shop for the first time, most of their foods are in plain sight behind the glass, however, the doubles are made fresh. You can specify how spicy you want them (along with your aloo/potato pie). Personally, I get them all hot, but I have tried the mild which is quite good. In the last 18 years I have been going to this place, I have only tried a few things (doubles, aloo pie, pholori) and always being those back to Chicago for friends. My mouth is watering just thinking about this place. Its take-out only and they only accept cash from what I recall. read more

Based on a recommendation, my husband went and picked up doubles for us yesterday. They were delish! Worth the 30 minute drive for sure! We will be back! read more

The roti is amazing but the lady was so rude we wanted to know what the snacks had in them because we had like 7 people who we were getting for. She didnt answer a single question properly. And then she messed up with the cash machiene she started yelling at us like ohh you ask me one one thing you confused me now this is not working. Im like how doesthat have anything to do with your machiene like me asking her what her snacks contain read more

To be honest I am a bit conflicted on this place and this is why... The good: The Pholouri (8 for $1) was awesome and the hot sauce it comes with was delicious. I have never tried doubles and loved my first experience here The staff was super nice and Adeel was able to score tons of free appetizers (sadly I don't know any of those items' names) The bad: -It's super small with no seating - Roti was the main reason why I wanted to try this place and I was disappointed with the taste. I found the curry in my chicken roti a bit too dry and I didn't like the texture of their roti skin (I like them a little thinner). - Although the location is right near Kennedy East RT it was SUPER FAR for me... so as a default I would probably never venture this far to go here again. The verdict: It was ok... my roti preference is just that, a preference and everything else I tried was delicious so I think 3 stars is fair. read more

There isn't much to say that Adeel O hasn't already said. Delicious and cheap East Indian inspired West Indian food served by super friendly ladies in a classic hole in the wall shop. ACR is only 5 minutes from Lawrence East SRT station, so it's surprisingly easy to get to given that it's in Scarborough. Note that they have no seating, but I was happy to eat at the counter and watch the steady stream of happy patrons come in and out. Start with the Pholourie ($1 for 8), which are little dough balls served with a spicy, peppery dipping sauce. Next go for the Doubles ($1.25). These are like little sandwiches made of deep fried bread served with spicy, wonderfully flavoured chickpea curry, like Caribbean style Chana Masala. The doubles aren't huge so you'll want to get a couple or order some other items. The Goat Roti ($5.95) was also good, but not as impressive as the other things I ate. While the flavour of the curry was excellent, there was way too much roti bread and I found I had to tear a bunch of it off. The goat meat could have been a little more tender. If you're in the area this is a good roti option, but I wouldn't go out of your way for it. The Caribbean style desserts were done well, but they aren't really my style. I just don't dig dessert that's composed mainly of grease, milk, and sugar. The kick-ass doubles and awesome atmosphere make ACR Roti worth the trip to Scarborough. read more

Had doubles and an aloo pie. It was nothing to write home about so I'm writing here. The place was very dirty and grimy. If the waiting area and the glass displays are that scuzzy, I can't imagine what the kitchen looks like. On top of all of that, the woman behind the counter was very rude. She needs a lesson in simple customer service and common decency. She needs to learn how to treat people right, not just customers, but people. It's bad enough I am buying her food. I grew up in Trinidad and that's not how we treat people there. I won't be back. Not worth the trip to be treated like a piece of crap to eat adequate food. I'm not that desperate for doubles. read more

Only other place as good is Lena's but they moved to Brampton - so Hello ACR!! Ha! Seriously, the food here is outstanding. read more

BEST DOUBLES IN ALL OF TORONTO! Seriously, I have been going to this place for doubles all my life. I'm Trinidadian and I can tell you this place is authentic Trinidadian street food. Always fresh, tasty, and the service is good. Their prices aren't bad either. The only thing I don't like is the chutney for the phourie is too spicy and I eat spicy food. I think they should have a sweeter/spicy option for people who can't do that spicy. They have a big variety of Trinidadian street food, which is always so delicious. Don't think twice about this place. It's a legend amongst the Toronto WestIndian community read more

MY firsr time and will be my last time. I went in and ordered Chicken curry and roti. They gave me large roti with two spoons of chicken curry. read more

I can really see why this place has received good reviews. I've lived nearby for years and always passed it thinking mmm roti and doubles, I love roti and doubles! But never actually going there. Now that I'm finally yelping, I went to scope the place out. I have not looked back since. The doubles are just so amazing and delicious and a little chewy oh man! I'm trying not to drool here. Their roti was also pretty good for a place you can't eat in. Don't come in here expecting some magical place. It's straightforward, you order what you want from the cashier and you eat it. This isn't one of those fancy restaurants. It's just a good little place to get some bomb ass doubles. You won't regret it. read more