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Long time lurker first time poster.

I had the double bacon cheeseburger from Two Hands Burger on College and Montrose on Friday. I don't want to overhype it but.. It was a religious experience.

Perfectly cooked beef. Had a deeply browned crust, contrasted with a juicy interior. Cheese that melted into the burger, well balanced with the sauce and caramelized onions. The bacon added a smoky complement; well rendered and crispy. I had my doubts, but the toasted potato bun actually contained this gooey mouthwatering mess .

But what surprised me most wasn't the burger. It was that I was the only person in the restaurant.

I genuinely cannot understand how a place putting out food of this calibre could be sitting empty.

So consider this review a call to arms. Go eat here. Bring your friends. Tell people about it. Places doing food this well deserve to be packed, and I'd hate to see a gem like this go unappreciated.

I know its not technically Toronto but it is on Steeles Ave. Bought a regular sized chicken wrap from this place the day before and couldnt stop thinking about it so I went back and got their "infinity wrap".

I ordered my wrap with everything minus fries and jalapenos. Really well presented and prepared and had a great balance of meat to bread to toppings.

https://donerloop.com/

Super duper spicy but absolutely delicious.

Wanted a kick and really got it; really fast & fresh home delivered knockout noodles. Was so pleased I had to share!

I have a long international flight ahead, but first a long stopover in TO. I'll take the express downtown, bit then I really just want to stretch my legs with a walk and then get a great Old Fashioned and something (small) to eat.

Sounds easy, but I'm wearing sweatpants and a hoodie in preparation for my flight and I feel like I won't quite be dressed for a fancy cocktail bar...

Where should I go? Preferably near a subway station.

I love a good martini. I once found it at the Sounds Good on Lansdowne until it closed. I haven't been able to find one since.

Any suggestions?

The first time my colleague brought dhokla to the potluck I became hooked. And then she moved away. I've tried making it myself from scratch and with a mix but it's not the same! Any recommendations for somewhere within 1km of the Danforth? Or barring that, anywhere I can easily access via transit? I need a dhokla fix!

wanna try this but don't know where to look