Best Fast Food Restaurants in Oshawa

"Judging by the line-ups out the door, Torontonians were desperately seeking authentic Thai food. Small tables, a hip vibe and the freshest of ingredients lead to an eating experience that will blow your Thai takeout out of the water. Menus cater to eating preferences, from vegan to gluten-free."

"Now 4th in our best restaurants in Toronto list - Khao San Road. Decorated with led lights is one of the places the youth prefer to go. The menu is quite broad."

"We’re not saying that fast food is healthy but when it’s made from grains, tofu, beans and vegetables galore it’s a few notches above average. At this London-based chain, you’ll find all the familiar convenience staples, including a Big Mac doppelgänger, all-day breakfast and coconut-milk soft serve. Treat the kids, indulge your cravings, then hop back on the ascetic January bandwagon."

"A post shared by Iconic Fast Food Made Vegan (@globallylocalfastfood). Did someone say vegan fast food?. This delicious joint offers all the indulgent eats you’ll find at the drive-thru."

"There’s no doubt that Torontonians take their barbecue seriously, and they’re grateful to Big Crow for bringing tasty barbecue options to brunch. Relax at this back-porch addition to Rose & Sons in warmer seasons, or head inside during the cold winter months; picnic benches fill the space complete with patio lanterns affixed to pressure-treated wooden slat walls. Choose a Caesar salad, chocolate banana bread with maple butter, hot smoked salmon, fried egg tostada, or a verscht on toast."

"People keep coming back to Rose and Sons for its unique atmosphere—all the nostalgia of a deli, but with a glossy, contemporary vibe. It's a brunch where you can feel comfortable diving headfirst into a half-pound pastrami platter while discussing your next yoga retreat to Tulum. And obviously, it wouldn't be a good deli without good pastrami, and owner Anthony Rose has a recipe that doesn't disappoint."

"Rose and Sons is the kind of neighborhood, family joint that strives to make both parents and kids happy. Forget run-of-the-mill, mediocre,...Read More"

"A photo posted by Tortería San Cosme (@sancosme_) on Nov 8, 2016 at 2:55pm PST. Skip the typical lunch combos in lieu of a hearty Mexican meal from this Kensington Market torteria. Choose from any of the griddle-cooked sandwiches on the menu and then add on esquites, charros or salad with an agua fresca on the side."

"Peterson heads to the famous Kensington Market district of downtown Toronto in this episode, to eat at Torteria San Cosme, which serves traditional Mexican sandwiches, called tortas. Opened by Mexico City-born chef Arturo Anhalt, San Cosme takes the often messy street food to a sit-down restaurant level."

"A photo posted by Basil Box (@thebasilbox) on Jun 15, 2016 at 6:59pm PDT. Founded in the food court, this Southeast Asian eatery employs a Chipotle-like approach to creating salads, noodle bowls and rice boxes from mix-and-match proteins, veggies, sauces and garnishes. Address: Square One Shopping Centre, 100 City Centre Drive, MississaugaPhone: 905-277-3000"

"Basil Box is a vegan-friendly chain restaurant around Toronto and the GTA. Their food is inspired by the street markets of Southeast Asia, and it’s a fast food establishment. Create your own box with tofu, rice or noodles, and veggies."

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"If you’re really hungry but don’t want to spend a lot of money on food, head over to Patties Express for cheap eats in Toronto. Two patties and a can of pop will cost you just $4.88. The spicy chicken is a must have and is sure to satisfy your cravings, and your wallet."

"This ghost kitchen operation offers a new lineup of ice creams and toppings every week. Serving up cones, pints and ice cream cakes, they even recently did a collab with Mad Dough to create incredibly enticing ice cream sandwiches. View this post on Instagram"

"Located in the heart of the Kensington Market area, this cafe offers a wide variety of drinks and snacks. They also serve sandwiches. Having an inner wall covered with open books and their sunny outdoor patio has tables and hammocks to relax on, they have won their customers’ hearts while walking through and seeing the eye-catching blue gem color on the external house under sunshine."

"Fika” is a Swedish word that as a verb means “to go out for a coffee,” and as a noun means “coffee break.” So it’s an appropriate name for this Scandinavian-style coffee shop, located in a pretty blue house in Kensington Market. The airy interiors are appropriately Scandi-inspired, with whites and natural woods, plus a feature wall decorated with the pages of old books."

"FIKA Cafe(28 Kensington Ave) is one of the coziest and cutest coffee shops in Toronto inside a bright turquoise house in Kensington Market. The word “fika” is Swedish meaning, “coffee break” or “to go out for coffee”. It is a common practice in Sweden to invite friends to fika every day, which simply means enjoying coffee and a small bite to eat with them."

"This midtown roaster sources its beans from both hemispheres, including small producers like Doña Aracelly, a second-generation grower from central Costa Rica, where this single-origin light roast originates. It makes a fruit-forward and lightly acidic cup—and there’s even a hint of lavender if your senses are fully awake to it. $16 for an eight-ounce bag."

"Toronto Purchasing Centre: De Mello Palheta (2489 Yonge Street), Ninetails Coffee Bar (651 Bloor Street West). Photo Courtesy of De Mello Palheta Official Website. Even if you haven’t been to many Toronto cafés uptown, chances are you’ve still tried De Mello Palheta’s coffee beans."

"Restaurants North Toronto. Where is it: Yonge and Eglinton. What is it: Named after the O.G."

"This little Indian takeout joint is perfect for those on a tight schedule. On Queen Street West near Chinatown, Saffron Spice Kitchen serves up arguably the most popular roti in the city – the kothu roti. Made fresh and mixed into a spicy stir-fry with a choice of protein, it’s a must-try."

"Planta started with a simple goal in mind: to create delicious food that helped propel environmental sustainability – and delicious meals. Since then, Planta has found a happy home in cities all over North America, but Toronto is where you’ll find the flagship location. The chic, light-flooded locations across the city look nothing like what you’d expect from a vegan restaurant, and the food that follows is just as surprising."

"Planta Yorkville is a casual/upscale vegan dining experience. The restaurant is bright and beautiful, and the menu has a variety of small and large plates. The small plates are perfect for sharing: cauliflower tots, bang bang broccoli, and fully loaded nachos."

"Stay aboard for the full two-hour tour, or if you're itching to tackle Toronto , hop off at one of the 21 stops, which include many of Toronto's top attractions, such as the CN Tower, the Eaton Centre, Art Gallery of Ontario, Casa Loma and the Royal Ontario Museum. Consult with the guides for optimum planning and when the busses will be stopping at certain locations. Don't miss the boat tour at the Harbourfront, which is included in your ticket."

"The AGO is hard to miss: the monumental glass and titanium facade designed by Toronto native son Frank Gehry hovering over the main building…"