Our next Toronto food adventure take us to the Burger's Priest located in King St with a category…read moreof 4.4 and more than 697 reviews we walking around and we decided go into this place the best desicion. This small restaurant very clean and smells really like the king of they cook burgers and fries, the story of the creator The Burger Priest caught my attention, it is interesting and incredible, how he combined what he wanted to be with what he wanted to sell. We order and everything was very fast and warn ready to eat, I started with the Priest delicious and finish with the Vatican exquisite like the other one high recommend place if you looking for a good burger and salty fries. Thank to the staff working for this experience.

It's not the best one. But for a good burger it's ok. A little bit small for the price. The service…read morewas amazing help me so much and I had changed the fries with the poutine and I didn't paid the difference so the service 10 to 10! And so nice guys! Working on the size and a little in the taste and the burger will became a best one for me!

First time trying The Burger's Priest, I tried the Holy Smokes Burger which was pretty great. It…read morecomes with panko breaded jalapenos on it which I haven't seen offered elsewhere. I also had the holy Trinity shake which was good but didn't jump out at me. Service was great and the price was alright.

Burger Priest has the best pancake burgers! Like trust me on this. I've lovvved it since I moved…read morehere. I ordered from skip today because of the deal and they sent me a free cookie too! Thank you so much.

Gather around, boys and girls, for the sermon on the mount. I'm here to proclaim that, while…read moreBurger's Priest is past its days of secret menus and hordes of faithful lined up for blocks on end, its spirit is still the same: it makes a really good burger. Stopped by and got the Vatican. And you can see why, after all these years, BP still has its loyal followers: the double patty was tasty and the grilled cheese sandwhich buns were confession-worthy decadent. This location was small but well laid out, had a quick kitchen and a friendly vibe. BP is no longer the only indulgent burger in town. But there's still something to be said about eating the gospel from one of the firsts.

Shoutout to the staff here as they were very accommodating…read more I messed up my order - accidentally chose chilli fries with a shake on my order when I meant to click poutine and shake. Upon picking up they went over my order and I said I ordered poutine. I checked my receipt, realized I had made the mistake and let them know. Without hesitation they said they would make me my poutine, no problem. In less than a minute I got a poutine and complimentary chilli fries. That was so nice and even when it was my fault, they made sure I was happy with my meal. I appreciate it alot and will definitely choose this joint the next time I'm craving poutine (which btw is the best poutine ever!). The high priest is delicious and the hot n honey chicken sandwich is decent - a bit too sweet for me but I can see the appeal. Overall, get your crave on here.

(Dined 09/09/2025 TU @ 6:00pm): Forgive me priest, for desecrating this burger, fries, and soda pop…read moremeal in my ravenous hunger! I was in town attending the 50th Toronto International Film Festival when I walked past The Burger's Priest numerous times and finally decided to enter. Upon first glance, there wasn't anything church-like or holy about this place, so obviously it was a state of mind. However, I've been known to praise a burger from time to time. Founder Shant Mardirosian's epiphany started in his home state of California where it became increasingly difficult to find a fresh classic old-fashioned burger. Years later while attending seminary school in Toronto with plans to become a priest, he decided to take a leap of faith, changed his path, and The Burger's Priest was conceived. In 2010, he finally opened a literal hole-in-the-wall with a handful of stools, a meat grinder, and a simple small menu. His burger redemption was complete, and his flock have made a pilgrimage to worship his type of burger in a communion of sorts. Would I confess to a love for The Burger's Priest!? PURCHASE(S) Holy Smokes Double Cheeseburger $12.79CAD + Freshly Cut Fries $4.69CAD + 7-Up Lemon-Lime Soda Pop 12floz Can + $1.99CAD -- Combo Meal ($18.54CAD): This two-hander was made with juicy thick patties, 'smoke' deep-fried panko-crusted fried jalapeños, lettuce, tomato, onion, pickles, and their own "deception sauce (secret sauce plus Sriracha)" between a lightly-toasted bun. The freshness was evident with each vegetable crisp and crunch, soft subtle meat, spic homemade sauce, and a general mess one bite at a time - awesome! The spud sticks came in a hefty portion size, crispy golden brown exterior, lightly salted, and steaming hot when you bit into them. And, my lovely soda pop (a beer would've paired much better with this) was effervescently refreshing. Holy cow this was a burger of the highest! https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&start=1320&select=Swewa2QO97c-yM6kYNQuaw SERVICE I was casually greeted by a young female behind the counter when I approached. After a few minutes reviewing the menu, she easily and quickly took my order, I grabbed a seat, and minutes later my order was ready to pick up. There wasn't table service, so please throw your trash away -- easy-peasy! PARKING (Varied; N/A this instance): I was constantly in the area all day throughout the Toronto International Film Festival, so I simply walked. Otherwise, there were spots along the many main and surrounding streets, some nearby structures, numerous public transportation options, and rideshares - 'nuff said! ATMOSPHERE, DÉCOR, AMBIENCE An open bright clear uncluttered floorplan with plenty of room while all of the tables were placed along the walls where a few promotional posters were hung. Plenty of natural lighting came in through the large glass windows and doors while a mix of electric ceiling lights filled in the rest. There were no TVs while pop music played in the background. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&start=1296&select=G3i-nK7knDOtOWvj0D-lcQ ATTIRE Totally casual, so I would normally be in a t-shirt, boardshorts, and flip-flops. OVERALL Amen to my time at The Burger's Priest, and I prayed that I would be in town again to try more of their very cool-named burgers with all biblical themes. Generally speaking, the menu was concise of burgers, fries, and soda pop (I truly wished they served alcohol which would've paired perfectly). I thoroughly enjoyed my meal, and it was perfectly located for why I was in the area. The prices seemed comparable, they had a good selection of items, and the service was efficient and straightforward. I found very good value based on the prices, service, and experience noted above (TOTAL paid experience was around $21.00CAD BEFORE any discounts and/or tip). And, they accepted my credit card of choice... AMEX! 4.0 STARS

We were in Toronto for a week and wanted a really good. Burger. They did not disappoint. Really…read moregood tasting burger. Great customer service. I would highly recommend

This could be a Canada chain that people are sick of but personally I really enjoyed this burger…read morejoint! There were a decent amount of options for cheeseburgers, and two different hot dogs you can order. Order the combo and you'll get fries and a drink with your protein. I got the high priest burger and regular hamburger while staying nearby, and both times the burger hit the spot. They also give a lot of fries, so it's a good place to go while hungry. Located in a small strip mall, there's also subs, a salad place, generic looking burrito place, and a Turkish restaurant nearby. I walked over, but looks like there is plenty of parking spaces available. You bus your own table, and they call your name at the counter when your order is ready. Easy peasy - you want a quick easy meal with some special sauce on top, come here.

My brother wanted to try this burger joint and there was a BOGO deal on their app so I decided to…read morecome order takeout. Ordered 2 of their OG cheeseburgers, 1 of the them with lettuce bun. I thought they would wrap it in romaine lettuce like In N out. But instead I just got a salad. This was quite possibly the worst burger I've ever had. The meat patty itself was cold and dry... The condiments were fresh and their sauce which taste like thousand island dressing similar to the big mac sauce was quite tasty. But nothing can save a burger if the beef patty itself sucks. It's original price is $8.49. Who would pay $8.49 for this ? Even with BOGO, I felt like it wasn't worth it. Not to mention the "burger" was tiny! What a disappointment. I'd much rather just get a burger at any other fast food establishment. Suffice to say, I will never come back.

BP has always been good and consistent anywhere I've gone and this is no different…read more I guess some of the criticism is that it's a bit expensive. I'd agree it's not cheap, but the food doesn't taste like it either. Even if I wanted the price a bit less, I can't argue with the fact that they use great quality ingredients and cook it made to order. And there's lot's of interesting burger options too. Oh, and the hot dog they use is one of the best I've had.

The food is okay. Im not a fan of burgers. Got the priest combo and it was interesting and big…read more Service is nice and the place is chill. Its a fast food business so its what you can imagine

This place was amazing. The owner and or the chef was very receptive to how we wanted the burger…read more It was our first time there and he guided us on what was regularly ordered. The burger, a kamikaze burger had a lot of toppings on it, but I decided to take out the lettuce and tomatoes. it had a sweeter pickle, but I kind of prefer the older style dill pickle. The burger was the size of my hand and wear an extra large glove so that gives you a reference of how big this burger was. This burger was cooked perfectly and super tender, and the sautéed onions were delicious. The fries were amazing and fresh and it had a light coat of Cajun seasoning or house seasoning with a monster topping cheese. We will definitely be back and we are from Maryland, USA. The decor was simple and you can see him making your food in front of you.

Had a rare craving for a burger and decided this would be the place to satisfy that need. I had the…read morehoney onion burger with waffle fries. The burger was massive and very generous with the toppings. They wisely provide plastic gloves for you so that as you wrangle the burger with both hands, you can keep them relatively clean. The honey and onion blended together to provide an overall pickle flavor. It was unexpected, but not an issue, as I do like pickles. Perfect place to satisfy a burger craving.

Small parking lot around the back of the building. Staff was super kind and answered our questions…read moreabout the specials and the blue cheese burger. Music was played at a quiet volume. Was easy to talk to my friends and hear the burgers being made. The blue cheese burger was honestly really good. A little too much/too strong of a blue cheese in some bites as it was a little uneven in the distribution of it. But the burger was a smash burger so it was nice and crispy on the entire patty. I do wish that the drained some of the grease as holding the burger it was dripping alot of grease/oil out of the burger for the first couple of bites. Overall a great burger but more on the expensive side as a combo is close to $20.

Got their bogo of cheeseburger deal which was pretty good. 2 burgers for around $14. I asked for…read morewell done with no salt and the burgers still tasted great and it was seasoned well. I asked for extra lettuce since it only comes with one small piece of lettuce but they only did it for one of the burgers. The bun to meat ratio is good for me and it was tasty. I would have liked the cheese to be melted more but it was overall tasty. Would go back again!