you should definitely try chucks if you want a burger that absolutely destroys your ability to eat like a regular human being, this thing has caramelized onions on top of a medium well burger and although its a bit pricey, it’s definitely worth it. the bun gets a bit soggy from the amount of juice in the meat and theres no lettuce or veggie to act as a barrier for the bun so definitely eat it right as it comes out.

Wow, as a proud quebecer one of the BEST POUTINES EVER!!!!! Burgers are made with love, they live up to their reputation

Loved the staff, burger was overpriced and bun was kind of soggy. They use American cheese not the real stuff. Basic selection for beverages. I paid about 20$ for the signature holy Chuck and the maple flavor of the bacon was overwhelming. The onions were soggy. Would have been better off getting a triple cheeseburger at McDonalds and saving 15$ maybe but I'm glad I tried it for once.

Where’s the beef?? Just kidding, lots of beef but where was the salt? Great fries and amazing milk shakes but this visit would have been perfect if the beef had been seasoned.

Burgers were delicious. Don't ever order the poutine. It was disgusting. When dined in and when I told them that the gravy was cold and the fries they were arguing with me about how they made it fresh. Politely asked them to make it again as it's 12 bucks, and they didn't. They just poured more cold gravy on top. We were the only people in the restaurant and they could even bother to make fresh fries. Rude employees as well.

PLEASE BRING BACK THE JERKY COW AND SPICY MILLSHAKE. I WILL DO ANYTHING!!!!! By far one of my, if not top, favorite burger places in the city. i’m really disappointed by how many burgers they got rid of (including my favorite one). a little pricey but so damn delicious. also the creamy feta fries are TOP TIER. highly highly recommend holy chuck!

Expensive but worth it. This is my favorite burger spot in Toronto. Their gluten free burger bun is the best I’ve ever had. Soft without being crumbly or soggy, as gluten free breads tend to be. (Regular bun pictured, gf bun is a darker color)

We ordered Holy Chuck after such a long time, it was a fantastic experience. Well, it’s enough for two and even three people. I liked the burger more than poutine though. Recommended!

I usually enjoy holy chuck. Ordered a Uber eats pick up order from them today. I ordered the gluten free bun. When I received the order I noticed the bun looked like a keto bun which often has nuts. My order specifically stated that I had a nut allergy. I called them to ask if it was the keto bun and they assured me it was both gluten free and nut free. I was skeptical and searched their online menu indicating the keto bun had almond flour. I went back into the restaurant to ask again if it had nuts when they finally checked the packaging and it stated it had almond flour. Had I eaten that bun I could’ve died as I am anaphylactic to nuts. The only thing they said was that I needed to take it up with Uber because they couldn’t do anything on their end. No apology, no offer to replace the order. Make sure your staff knows the top allergens in your food or AT LEAST they shouldn’t assure someone there is no allergen when they have no idea either way. Very disappointed. Glad I trusted instincts and didn’t eat it.

Been a regular customer for years. Huge drop-off in quality in the last couple months. My family ordered once per week for our red meat fix. You can no longer order the burgers done 'medium' which was a huge selling point of Holy Chuck. Now they are no better than Burger's Priest - dry and tasteless. Fries quality used to be great - fresh and sweet. Now they taste like they've been sitting around for hours. Now I need a new burger joint. Very disappointed.