Best fast food restaurants in Toronto, Canada
10 businesses ranked by rating and number of reviews. How we rank
- (6,038 reviews)
Fast food restaurant
Cozy pit stop for gourmet burgers. Burger joint with a quirky Bible theme serving premium cheeseburgers, with veggie options.
4. A&W Canada
(2,346 reviews)Fast food restaurant
Fast-food chain for burgers & root beer. Fast-food outlet serving up namesake root beer, plus burgers, chicken & fries.
- (3,154 reviews)
Fast food restaurant
Low-key spot with an array of toppings. Offering big burgers with a wide range of toppings, this relaxed spot also serves poutine.
7. Chick-fil-A
(3,604 reviews)Fast food restaurant
Fast-food chain for chicken sandwiches. Fast-food chain serving chicken sandwiches & nuggets along with salads & sides.
8. Five Guys
(2,774 reviews)Fast food restaurant
Fast-food burger & fries chain. Fast-food chain with made-to-order burgers, fries & hot dogs, plus free peanuts while you wait.
9. Chick-fil-A
(1,237 reviews)Fast food restaurant
Fast-food chain for chicken sandwiches. Fast-food chain serving chicken sandwiches & nuggets along with salads & sides.
- (2,060 reviews)
Fast food restaurant
Poutine-only menu with unique toppings. Poutine-only pit stop (open late for all-hours munchies) that serves up 30+ topping combinations.
Frequently asked questions
What are the best fast food restaurants in Toronto, Canada?
Based on ratings weighted by the number of reviews, the top-rated fast food restaurants in Toronto, Canada are Alpha’s Shawarma (565 King St.) (4.9 stars from 1,450 reviews), Dave's Hot Chicken (4.8 stars from 921 reviews) and The Burger's Priest (4.6 stars from 6,038 reviews).
How many fast food restaurants are there in Toronto, Canada?
CityBusinessFinder lists 10 fast food restaurants in Toronto, Canada. 6 of them have an average rating of 4.5 or higher.
Which fast food restaurants in Toronto, Canada are open on Sunday?
8 of 10 list Sunday opening hours, including Alpha’s Shawarma (565 King St.) (11 a.m.–2 a.m.), Dave's Hot Chicken (12–5 p.m.) and The Burger's Priest (10:30 a.m.–12 a.m.). Hours can change, so call ahead before you go.