Best Fast Food Restaurants in Pickering

"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."

"Named for a street in Bangkok bursting with nightlife and excellent street eats, Khao San Road lives up to its moniker. Start with a refreshing...Read More"

"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."

"What was once a diner is now a kick-butt deli with a brunch menu taking cues from Central Europe, Montreal and New York. Classics like reuben or corned beef are always available. Or, amp up your deli meats with their weekend specialties: breakfast sandwiches, “The Hotz” hot dogs, steak grilled cheese… mmm!"

"Tucked behind the popular Rose and Sons is the large yet clandestine wooden back patio of Big Crow. The CN Rail Train and lots of chatter provide the background noise for groups of friends gathering around over some incredible baby back ribs...."

"Set in the heart of the Kensington Market district, Tortería San Cosme ranks among the best sandwiches we’ve eaten all year, and well worth the hype and the wait. This well-themed Mexican eatery is devoted only to torterías (bread-based sandwiches), with menu staples that include the Cubano (ham, pork, and bacon base - $9.95 CAD or about $8 USD), the Poblano (roasted chicken and mole - $9.95 CAD), and the Adobada (steak - $9.95 CAD)."

"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"

"Build your own healthy and flavourful bowl with ingredients like cold noodles, tofu, five spice steak, pumpkin seeds and Thai chilies at this restaurant with spots in downtown Toronto and North York. Create your own custom bowls at Basil Box. Photo by Hector Vasquez."

"Grabbing a meal for take-out doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice nutrition. Many restaurants and fresh food markets in Toronto understand the importance of a nutritious meal to time-deprived urbanites, and have made it their mission to provide Toronto with quick and healthy take-out meals. Grab a menu and make your choice – here are the best healthy take-out spots in Toronto."

"This hybrid, and beautifully-themed gourmet junk food extravaganza is every late-night munchie fantasy come true. Playful fusions of popular junk food merge to create Instagram-ready creations including edible cookie dough served à la scoops of ice cream ($4.95 CAD or about $4 USD), waffle sandwiches filled with fried chicken or pulled pork ($8.95 CAD or $7 USD), or the most decadent mac and cheese burrito ($4.95 CAD). When at Junked Food, you go big and then you go home."

"3 Before he became known as Kungfu Dawg, purveyor of street meat, Stephen Payne was the head of the charcuterie program at Parkdale’s now-closed Parts and Labour. He went on to cook at Wallace and Co. in the Junction Triangle, then he opened up the city’s coolest hot dog stand on Ossington. Now he slings his homemade, no-filler franks and corn dogs loaded with (also homemade) condiments and toppings at breweries, flea markets and street parties all across the city."

"Brunch at this brewery is an all-you-can-eat affair served Sundays from 11 am to 3 pm. Best of all this feast costs just $14 which should leave you with sums to spend on beer!. Address: 7 Marie Labatte Road, Unit E1, TorontoPhone: 416-384-1133"

"Restaurants North Toronto. What is it: Forget the latest hipster trends. Granite Brewery’s midtown location and traditional brewing mentality is for beer lovers that just want an honest-to-goodness pint."

"A global menu is served at this sexy rooftop restobar on King West where you can see the skyline for days."

"Lickadee Splitis the ideal spot to take the little ones for ice cream, as it boasts a kid-friendly atmosphere. It is located in Olde East York Village and has rows of outdoor seating, with adult chairs on one side and colorful kiddie plastic chairs on the other. The decor adds to the fun vibe of the shop, with ice cream cutouts on the window and a chalkboard wall."

"Located south of Danforth Avenue and spanning both sides of the Don Valley River, Riverdale Park offers recreational facilities, natural habitats and a skyline view that brings people flocking during sunsets. Covering an area just over 100 acres, Riverdale Park is split into an east and west section and is connected by the Riverside Park Bridge that crosses the Don Valley Parkway, Don River and the train tracks. Riverdale Park West has four baseball diamonds and the Riverdale Zoo, while Riverdale Park East has the majority of recreational facilities including a running track, outdoor public pool, baseball diamonds and bike trails."

"On any given warm day in Toronto, hundreds of beautiful people lay out blankets for a picnic and a beer in view of the CN Tower at this east-side park (technically drinking in parks is illegal, but nobody seems to care as long as you’re discreet). Besides the big open space -- ideal for tossing around the frisbee, working out in its outdoor gym, or watching a game of cricket -- Riverdale Park is home to some quality shaded trails. If you follow the trail northbound, you’ll eventually get to Riverdale Farm, where you can hang out with chickens, piggies, and horsies."

"40-minute walk and 14-minute bike ride from Empire Quay House. If you’re looking for a spectacular view of the city skyline, look no further than Riverdale Park. This must-see 18-hectare space in the east end of the city has everything that a typical park includes, just with a very unique, scenic backdrop."

"Hours: 5pm-9pm DailyAddress: 885 Dundas St WPhone: 416-703- 0668Website: http://www.cafe668.com/. This is one of those rare places that’s so good, it transcends dietary proclivity. The unassuming outside gives way to a beautiful interior."

"Located very close to Ripley’s Aquarium, the CN Tower, and the Rogers Centre, Steamwhistle has been a tourist magnet and popular brand in Toronto and Canada for two decades. Founded back in 1998, Steamwhistle finds its home in the Roundhouse – an old red-brick railway repair depot used back in the day. These days, you can tour the brewery or just belly up to the bar for a pint of the classic pilsner that has made them one of the most well-known beers in Canada."

"If you are planning to have a blast, Steam Whistle Brewery is the choice to make. Located right at the base of CN Tower – one of the top tourist attractions of Toronto – this place is made better with friendly staff. The Steam Whistle Brewery has been around since two decades and has earned the title of being Canada’s largest and most beloved independent breweries."

"If it weren’t for the up-close view of a Toronto landmark, you’d think you were in Munich at Steam Whistle Biergarten. The German-style beer hall at the base of the CN Tower serves up traditional German fare — think pretzels and schnitzel — alongside its own beer. Outdoor seating has an expansive view of the skyline beyond the string lights and umbrellas for shade."