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The old dude at the counter was a hoot. He seemed gruff and cranky but I think it was all an act. A guy ordered a pop and the old dude just stared at him. So the guy said he wanted a Coke. The old dude yelled at him, "No Coke, Pepsi!" (reminiscent of the Saturday Night Live skit). I was watching the exchange and laughed. The old dude caught my eye and smiled.
I ordered the homemade burger and a pop. The difference between the hamburger and the homemade burger is the hamburger is frozen and the homemade burger is freshly made in-house and bigger ... I'm assuming it's worth the extra $1 to get the homemade burger.
It was $5.60 for the burger, pop and taxes. The burger was delicious! It was well-seasoned and juicy. The bun was toasted but the top was soft, just the way I like it!
They have a good selection of Greek food too ... the chicken soulvaki on a pita looked yummy and I'll I'll try the next time. I'll be back!
Looks the home burger I get at Tommy's in Markham -they have the same
ReplyDeletegreek food too - I have been going there since high school.
oh yeah and they are gruff too - maybe they are related :-)
ReplyDeleteI just saw your tweet! I love this place - I've only been late at night and the old guys ham up the cranky-ness - yelling at the phone to "shut up" and other such shenanigans - they are a hoot and the food is good and cheap.
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, the homemade burger is better than the frozen. Also, they deep fry the bacon if you get a banquet burger!
I grew up right around the corner. I remember also so well when it was still a drive-in and all the hot rods would gather on Saturdays. Still the best burgers in Toronto!
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