The Burger’s Priest

They do take credit cards, guys. Stop kidding yourselves. Succumb to the power of the Pope Francis of burgers, or die miserably in the kale and tofu salad inquisition.

I’m hooked! Finally… a burger that taste like fresh beef! The buns are perfect! Incredibly delicious! I’m at the beginning stages of becoming a regular! Definitely my go to burger spot! ********** 10 Stars!

Normally burgers are my last choice in terms of food, but I would eat here once or twice a week, all year. Mmmm…

Burger priest is the definition of a true burger. It a tasty, heavy — and greasy — goodness sandwiched between two buns. I would recommend a Priest with Option for your first try, then start experiementing with the remaining menu + secret menu after that.
The quest for burgers continues!

My favourite burgers in TO! Every time I want a burger I buy it from here.
I don’t care how grassy they are, or if the place is small, or the tables and chairs are uncomfortable, or if the place always small like fries… If the burgers are this good, I can’t low the stars for anything else.

This burger was pretty delicious.
Be warned– it’s pretty heavy. They use quite a bit of butter to toast up the buns. Also, I think in their haste, they flipped our buns upside down. But no matter, the food was good.
We got the California classic burger with a single patty that had cheese, lettuce, grilled onions, and tomato. It tasted great and the patty was well seasoned. However, the burger was pretty greasy and filling– you’ve been warned. Solid flavors and not over complicated with a bunch of toppings or add-​ins. We ask for the mayo it comes with on the side. Pretty tasty and went well with the burger.
We weren’t that hungry so that’s all we tried but I hope to be back for more! We went on a Saturday afternoon around 1:00 PM and thankfully there was no line. Guess we got lucky? Overall solid and good food. Definitely would return.

I have been coming to this location since it opened a few years ago (loved the beaches location too!) The food has remained amazing but the service has steadily declined.
There used to be wonderful cashiers (the outgoing brunette who was always making nice conversation and the sweet blonde girl with the cat shirts who made the best milkshake on earth — and was amazing at remembering names!) I used to always leave with a smile on my face but lately, all the cashiers seem miserable. The bigger girl who never smiles with the purple hair and the tattood guy in the back are both so snarky and rude that it makes me not want to go back at all.
As for the food, 5 stars. You can’t get a better burger in the city. Fries are a huge portion, great to share with a friend. Jarge-​style makes everything perfect.
With the location on Adelaide just a ten minute walk away, there is really no point in coming to this one anymore.
Side note: the cat girl works at the one on adelaide and is the nicest ever! yay!

Although some people may consider the burgers filling, they make one of the best hamburgers in Toronto. Not mention the great fries

If you are ready for a super greasy burger and aren’t watching your weight this is one of the best in Toronto.

Yum, yum and more yum! I can’t say enough good things about their burgers and combinations. The option is a MUST on everything I get even if it’s not included. That mushroom stuffed with godly cheese is heaven! Never get a burger without it. Literally. Great atmosphere, small but the people are what make it so enjoyable and the food is bomb!

This place undeniable offers one of the best burgers of it’s kind in the city. The service is friendly, the ambiance is nice, and the food is the die for.
I had the «blue steel» off the secret menu and it was tasty as hell. I wasn’t very hungry when I went, so i had plenty of left overs.
Some days it gets very crowded and the waiting time is long, so make sure you are ready to wait, but overall its not a problem.
overall excellent burger joint!

These guys have really blown up and taking over the burger game in Ontario. Pretty sure they have a handful of outposts now.
Can’t argue with their product. burgers are damn good! Classic flat grill, served with some serious, heart attack inducing ingredients. I usually go with the pope, and get it Jarge– style. Basically two glorious patties, sandwich’ing the «option» — A breaded cheesy portobello mushroom, topped with mustard grilled onions etc. If you can’t find this, it’s because BP has a secret menu. Check the website, it’s not so secret. Skip the fries though — below average and you won’t even finish them.
That said, it’s a direct rip of the «In and Out» burger chain out on the U. S west coast — with triple the markup in cost. Nothing like here though, so for now… you win Burger’s Priest.

Delicious burger, delicious fries, definitely a must go if you love burgers.
It gets really crowd but the service is fast.
Don’t forget to check their secret menu:

I know a gimmick when I see one. And I’m even more certain when I taste the food. Let’s start with what this place excels at: marketing. Dope theme, nice décor, cool website, and an outlandish menu (including a not-​so-​secret menu… stop me if you’ve heard of this before).
Admittedly I have not had a beef burger from here, so take my review with a grain of salt (which don’t come on their fries by default but perhaps that’s an American thing). I actually liked the fries with vinegar and a little salt. The mushroom burger is reminiscent of Shake Shack’s and just as mediocre. There are just better and more creative ways to do vegetarian or mushroom burgers and deep frying two moderately-​sized mushrooms with a glob of cheese in the middle. Anywho it was cool to say I went, but I wouldn’t come back.
My friend loved his root beer float, FWIW. Meh.

One of my favourite burger all time. Their burgers are so tasty, it almost got me laid on a 1^st date once. I can’t take all the credit, the burgers were real sexy. People complain that they are expensive, but tapping that a** was an investment like all the finer things in life.
A must try for anyone in Toronto.

After hearing many reviews from my friends, I’ve decided to finally take the plunge. Was quite shocked that there wasn’t a lineup as I was told there would always be a line for this place, so I’m definitely off to a good start. Placed my order for the Vatican and this is where the only problem I had was. After placing my order, I expected to dine in only to find that there are no seats. After about 10minutes, I managed to snag a seat just in time as my fresh burger arrives.
Vatican is a cheese burger with the buns replaced with grilled cheese sammies. Fantastic idea! Every bite was just cheesey and buttery goodness! After my first bite I soon understood why people loved this place! If you’re looking for a healthy burger, this is definitely not the place for you. The law of diminishing returns did not apply to this burger. Every bite had the same initial level of satisfaction till the very end. Be prepared for a mess though!

Sorry, I wasn’t wowed by the burger at all. I had the High Priest, and I felt that the burger itself lacked flavour, there wasn’t enough sauce. It was too dry.
Seating was uncomfortable and crowded. Too pricy for what you get. Definitely disappointing, I’d definitely check out other burger places before returning here.

I’m a born and bred California girl… so…hamburgers are a pretty big deal to me.
This itty bitty joint is located on a busy corner but you’re pretty much out as soon as you get in.
Ordered The Vatican ($ 13) because it comes with GRILLED CHEESE BUNS!!! For the sake of my body, I normally eat half of any burger… but this one was all me :) Please visit this place if you’re from out of town! I rented a bike just so that I could get here and consume a million calories and not feel so guilty afterwards since I’ll be «biking» back *flips my hair*. It’s been almost 2 weeks since my visit and I’m already missing you.

This place was delicious. A little pricey for a burger and the space was way too cramped!!! It was hard to wait inside and the streets were busy outside to wait. I do love their fries as they were smaller pieces with more Crispy surface area. Order the Vatican. And get a root beer with it.

Was there on a Saturday a few weeks ago. Me and 3 others stopped by around 5 for a small snack before going to a show. With all the hype around their burgers and all the new locations popping up, I thought it was finally time to give this place a try.
I got a High Priest ($ 9.79) to share with the BF and my other 2 friends got a Bacon Double Cheeseburger ($ 9.78) to share. You can choose you own toppings for the Bacon Double Cheeseburger.
You can definitely taste the fresh beef, but I didn’t get much other flavours besides that on the High Priest. Not sure what the secret sauce is suppose to taste like, couldn’t really taste it. I see others on here calling it a expensive Big Mac. My burger was also very sloppily put together, I had to put it back together to get a nicer pic lol. The Bacon Double Cheeseburger was much better put together. My friends liked it, but I didn’t get a taste so not sure how it tasted myself.
The burgers were ok, nothing really special about it. I was slightly disappointed since there was so much hype about it. The burgers were a bit small for the price. The place was small and cramped, especially when it got busy. There wasn’t a lot of room to even stand while you wait for the burgers after ordering. The line up to order took up what little room there was between the tables on either sides of the store near the front. It took about 10 mins for our burgers to be made. We managed to get one of the the standing tables at the front, scarfed down our burgers in 5 mins and left. I might go again to try the Vatican City since so many people rave about it. But only if I was ever close to a Burger Priest, not worth an actual trip there.

Frites fraiches incroyables. Je sais qu’ici le burger est roi mais ce sont les frites qui m’ont marquée. Il faut les prendre à part, mais ça vaut le coup (3,5 $ HT), vraiment !
Ils ont un bun sans gluten (!!) –oui, je suis heureuse ici. Je crois qu’il y avait un supplement quand même, en tout cas TTC je m’en suis sortie pour un peu plus de 8 $ pour un cheeseburger sans gluten. Qui était bon. Pas fou, mais bon. Le pain avait bon goût, né tenait pas très bien certes mais GF oblige.
Après, si vous voulez faire les choses à fond, ils ont des burgers bien plus fat, bien plus gros mais pas plus de choix que ça. On peut rajouter l’”Option”, une sorte de galette dégoulinante de fromage avec un champignon, le tout frit, ou prendre la version double, ou les deux ensemble.
Côté déco, pas de croix partout, non c’est plutôt sobre et classique.
A noter, il y a une machine pour retirer de l’argent au sein du restaurant, mais qui facture le retrait (malin). Du coup je suppose qu’il n’accepte pas les cartes.