Square Boy

You can't beat $6.50 for a Hamburger, french fries, and can of pop. Is it the most amazing, thick burger? No. But it certainly is tasty.nnPerhaps even more impressive was the amount of meat in the gyro pita. $6.65 and it was loaded.nnWill happily eat at Square Boy again.

CASH ONLY but they have an ATM inside.nnGood portions & price, great atmosphere and friendly service.nFood was okay not as flavourful as expected and not the best fries but good for a quick cheap takeout.

A classic staple spot that's been operating from the same location since I was a kid.nnIt's nothing fancy but for a quick satisfying meal for $10, you can't beat that compared to the golden arch which charges almost double.nnBring cash and expect to wait if you go during rush hour.

It's really interesting to eat in a 90's-style place. This spot has been around since 1964. The decor and menu seem unchanged over the years. I'm glad I had the chance to visit such a place and try Greek-style fast food. It's cheap and tasty, I recommend it

Worth Trying.nnTurns out there's a couple of these around Toronto with the same signage, same menu, same everything. Except I'd say this is one of the lesser ones in terms of quality and the annoying fact they're cash only.nnHome burger is the one you want to get, as it's a quarter pounder patty. They don't serve lettuce here for some reason. Fries are worse than the other locations they're not actually formally related. The patty here is less meaty, has a closer texture to a hot dog than a beef burger.nnThere's one at Eglinton and one near Yonge Steeles. Limited seating, limited parking onsite.nCash only.

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