Toronto : Best Street Food Tour With A Local Guide
Join us on our 3-hour Food Walking Tour of Toronto. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, you'll explore the bustling streets of the city while satisfying yourself with ...
What to order at Smoke's Poutinerie
- Must order
- A butter chicken poutine with extra curds and a side of perogies.
- The dish to know
- Butter chicken poutine
- Editor tip
- Late-night kitchen until 04:00 on Friday and Saturday. Cash and card; late lineup files in after 02:00.
CuisineStreet food
Price$
Neighborhoodqueen-west
HoursSun-Thu 11:00-02:00, Fri-Sat 11:00-04:00
Phone+1 647 348 8888
The dishButter chicken poutine
Last verified
Must order: A butter chicken poutine with extra curds and a side of perogies.
Tip: Late-night kitchen until 04:00 on Friday and Saturday. Cash and card; late lineup files in after 02:00.
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Location
Address: 578 Queen Street W, Toronto, ON M5V 2B6
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Banh Mi Boys ★ 4.4
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Try: Banh mi sandwich
Order: The five-spice pork belly banh mi and the kimchi fries.
Tip: Order at the counter, sit upstairs. Sister Yonge location at 399 Yonge runs the same menu.
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Carousel Bakery ★ 4.8
Carousel Bakery in St Lawrence Market is the home of Toronto's signature peameal bacon sandwich, the Biancolin family-run counter since the 1970s.
Try: Peameal bacon sandwich
Order: The peameal bacon sandwich on a kaiser, mustards available at the counter.
Tip: Closed Mondays with the market. The kaiser is soft; load on the mustards before the bacon stack.
Banh Mi Boys ★ 4.4
Banh Mi Boys on Queen West is the Pham brothers' banh mi counter since 2011, fusion fillings on Vietnamese baguettes plus steamed bao and rice bowls.
Try: Banh mi sandwich
Order: The five-spice pork belly banh mi and the kimchi fries.
Tip: Order at the counter, sit upstairs. Sister Yonge location at 399 Yonge runs the same menu.
Patty King Bakery ★ 4.5
Patty King on Baldwin Street is a family-owned Caribbean patty bakery since 1981, supplying Toronto convenience stores and cafeterias citywide.
Try: Jamaican beef patty
Order: A spicy beef patty in coco bread, plus a Ting from the cooler.
Tip: Closed Sundays. The Scarborough location at 39 Progress Avenue is the chain's flagship factory; Kensington is the retail original.
Buster's Sea Cove ★ 4.4
Buster's Sea Cove on St Lawrence Market's lower level has run fish and chips, lobster rolls and oyster po'boys since 1995, the market's seafood counter.
Try: Fish and chips, lobster rolls
Order: The cod fish and chips with house tartar.
Tip: Lineup runs longest 12:00-14:00 weekends. Standing room only; eat on the market benches.
Khao San Road ★ 4.4
Khao San Road on Charlotte Street has run Bangkok-style street food downtown since 2011, the boat noodles and crispy pad see ew the city standard.
Try: Boat noodles, pad see ew
Order: The beef boat noodles and a side of mango sticky rice.
Tip: Reservation-only at dinner. Lunch walks in. Closed Sunday lunch.
Caribbean Queen of Patties ★ 4.5
Caribbean Queen of Patties on Bloor West runs Jamaican beef and chicken patties, the city's reference west-end patty counter under owner Georgie.
Try: Jamaican beef patty
Order: A spicy beef patty plus a chicken patty in coco bread.
Tip: Closed Sundays. The line moves fast; cash discount under $10.