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    Shake Shack

    3.8 (77 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 11:00 pm

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    Barron Cedric T.

    I enjoyed the Black Truffle Shack Stack ($16.99) that I ordered. I love the taste of truffle and the melted cheese in the burger. The I Heart Butter Tart Concrete ($6.49) that I ordered was a little too much for myself. I did decide to go through and finish the ice cream / sundae just so I don't have anything to go. The interior of the place was properly though out and well designed. Self order stations are available to order from and the ordering interface is one of the better systems I have seen. When I dined in early afternoon on a weekday it was a rather slow day. There were a couple of Shake Shack employees constantly roaming about the premises ready to attend to any customer request. 1 such employee was thoughtful enough to serve me and a group of other customers some water. I have mixed feelings about the bathroom setup. Yes, it is clean and there were a few toilet rooms available, but it requires a code to be entered prior to using. The door screen shows as vacant but an employee still needs to give out the 4 digit code needed to access the toilets. I also found some issues with the water faucet sensors. It is inconsistently picking up my gestures resulting in an unreliable and unsteady flow of running water when I was washing my hands.

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    Kate N.

    Second time to eat here. Second experience was for the new black truffle launch. Space is big and clean. Service is fairly quick. For the black truffle night, they had servers serving us which was a nice and new experience. Food was great!

    Cassandra M.

    We were excited to try Shake Shack. There was a bit of a line-up but it wasn't too bad. The line moved pretty fast as they had self-serve kiosks set up on the side. The wait time wasn't long either; I'd say we waited less than 10 minutes for our order to be ready. The burgers were made fresh and the patty itself was crispy and delicious. The Smoke Shack (4/5) was good. I found that the bacon overpowered the taste of the patty. It had a bit of a kick to it which I enjoyed. The Shroom Burger (5/5) was delicious. The crunchiness of the fried mushroom and the cheese really gave this burger a fun and delightful twist. The Avocado Bacon Chicken Burger (4/5) was good. The chicken was crispy and juicy. We didn't like how there were pickles in the burger so we'd probably customize this to take those out next time. The crinkle cut fries were quite addictive. The restaurant was bright and clean. The workers were friendly and helpful.

    mimi chinese x shake shack collab (mala chicken sando, shaokao fries, coconut black sesame shake)
    Jason M.

    Came back in May with a colleague to try the new MiMi Chinese x Shake Shack collab items. 1. Coconut black sesame shack . . . . . 2. Mala chicken sando 3. Shaokao fries That's the order I would rank them. In my opinion, the only collab item that I would have ordered again was the shake as it actually tasted like a GOOD drink and wasn't sweet. The mala sando, while good, didn't wow me at all (and I can also confidently say I've had way better chicken sandos). It DID give you that numbing mouth effect though which is what they were clearly going for but I think I prefer classic chicken sando toppings like pickles over tomatoes. The sandwich was also kinda small. I think I'll stick to ordering the double shack burger as my go-to. Shake shack's fries have always been underwhelming to me and these collab ones didn't move the needle on that front.

    Gabriel S.

    The line was long & extended outside even after 9pm, albeit on a Friday night. Mala chicken ($10.99) was pretty good. The chicken was fresh, hot, crispy & juicy & the taste was a convincing mouthwatering chicken. The mayo went well with it. Shaokao fries ($5.99) were their normal crinkle fries with cumin & chili powder. They were decent if a touch dry. Chili mayo on the side was creamy but pretty spicy. It'd be better without the chili to cut the heat.

    Jenny T.

    Cheesy fries are always the best, but they need to not be so stingy on the cheese. Burgers were great. Feels so much more expensive every time

    Milkshake and smores frozen custard tasted
    Arnel B.

    Food: Double Shack tasted like a good smashed burger. The beef patty tasted more lean compared to others I've had. I added crispy onions but I felt it didn't add anything special to the burger. Smoke Shack was good but my least favourite burger. I felt the bacon overpowered the overall taste of the burger. Bacon and Cheese Fries were okay, the cheese was a bit too thick. Chicken bites tasted good as well, it tasted like white meat. Milkshake wasn't my favourite because it tasty to much like heavy cream. The s'mores frozen custard tasted amazing! I would order it again. I loved the mix of frozen custard, chocolate pieces, and graham cracker! Service: Quite efficient for 5pm on a Friday. Still a couple of tables to sit down and eat. A very nice and friendly employee also offered us water while we were eating which was very nice of her. Other employees also assisted in taking our garbage and empty trays.

    Jeff J.

    Was visiting from Vancouver and decided to try this out - Large space with plenty of seating - there system seems to be pretty fast and efficient. They have self serve kiosks that you can place your own order on. Personally I didn't see the hype behind this huge establishment - also why isn't there any meal/combo offerings? Needing to order each item individually quickly built up your meal bill. Chicken burger was bland - chicken itself was pretty dry - burger didn't offer much taste, I felt like I was washing it down with my drink. - Fries were cold and not crispy - but they were so busy, so not sure how I ended up with cold fries. The hot dog, well it was a grilled hot dog, it was okay but nothing to brag about. For a visitor I'd say this is a skip the next time around - there is no reason to spend as much as I did for what i received.

    Shroom Burger & Shack Burger
    Lux P.

    One of my favourite burger comfort food spots in the city! The quality of food is just exceptional for fast food, and I absolutely love their fries and Smoke Shack burger! Got the Shroom Burger which I normally love but found it to be cold when I received my order! Overall a great fast food joint! 8/10 recommend!

    Cindy D.

    I have been here a few times already and I have to say the flow of ordering and getting the order is nice. You can see your name on the board and its progress and there is also someone there to hand you your order which is a nice touch. As for the food, a bit on the pricey side which is understandable. The fries, I do like very much, and the burgers were a bit on the smaller size since they are smash burgers but they are also yummy as well. Great location and I like that they make use of their space really well with the seating on the main floor and upstairs. I have been to the SS in Japan and I would have to say that this one here is comparable in a good way.

    Lisa S.

    Unpopular opinion but I come here for the fried chicken sandwich. Chicken is perfectly fried, crispy and juicy. So tasty. Also quite a surprise but the customer service is amazing, they brought us water when they noticed we didn't have a drink and the interior is always clean which is such a bonus for a fast food place.

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    Mona W.

    Came by after work before karaoke nearby. My favorite on the menu has always been the shroom burger since I find the beef patty quite thin. Service is fast but the burger came out looking greasy and the burger didn't seem hot, just warm. First time getting the Fifty Fifty, and It's a nice combo to cut through the grease, but nothing super special.

    Justine S.

    Love that Toronto now has a shake shack! The burgers resemble smash burgers with a flattened patty, pastry bun, and fresh ingredients with very flavourful sauces. The location is great with lots of seating and both self and employee cashes. I enjoy the buzzer system with the screens that show the status of your order. They have a special Toronto only milkshake that makes me think of some kind of pretzel maple cereal, the chocolate milkshake is also make with milk and not custard and it is so creamy and perfectly thick. The cheese bacon fries are pretty good but I find the cheese gets a bit too much after a while so keep that in mind (very viscous fake cheesy taste that is good in smallish amounts).

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