There’s a significant disparity in cost, reaffirming that dining out in Toronto is as much about budget as it is about taste.
Among the standout menu items is the mouthwatering Smokeshow Burger, featuring a tender beef patty, crisp jalapeno slices, and a generous helping of melted cheddar cheese that oozes with flavour.
Every Monday to Friday afternoon from 3 PM to 6 PM, you can raise a glass (at a reduced price) with specialty cocktails along with a complimentary snack of delicious crispy za’atar pita ends and tahini with every drink order.
It’s funny that as you get older, birthdays start to get less and less important – but even so, I love me some free stuff.
If you love escape rooms, you’ll definitely be very happy to hear about this free birthday gift you can get near Toronto.
! To take some sting out of the cost of living, here are some of the best food deals to be found in town.
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Holy Chuck serves up some of the best burgers in all of Toronto, and the prices are quite reasonable.
The Alley is another one of my fave bubble tea spots in Toronto, here and they offer a free drink on your birthday.
Young professionals are busy career people by nature, and the hassle of buying groceries consistently, prepping them, finding a recipe, and making it every night is something most of us just don’t have time for.
Chatime is one of the best bubble tea spots in Toronto, and they offer a free handcrafted drink on your birthday.
While it’s fun to sit down and eat somewhere nice every once in awhile, going to cheap spots in Toronto is much more friendly to your wallet.
Jim Morrison: Awesome lunch deal for $7 pop plus huge serving of rice and a main course. All served pipping hot. My favourite hakka chinese restaurant.
For those who would rather skip cooking altogether, there are plenty of cooked meal options. If you’re gluten-free or following the very popular paleo lifestyle, Paleo Toronto has you covered. At $17.95 per meal, it’s not cheap – but grass fed organic healthy food tends to come at a price.