The drinks are a little more on the pricier side (which balances out the cheap eats), but their cocktails are really good!

There are plenty of fantastic cheap food spots to eat at in Toronto, but these were just a few of my favourite places to visit.

They grind fresh meat in-house daily for the burgers, and they use locally-made ice cream and whole milk in their milkshakes.

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Monga serves up deliciously juicy Taiwanese-style fried chicken, and you can get a free Baoger on your birthday.

Peterson's first stop this season is for a peameal bacon sandwich at this Toronto favorite. Peameal bacon, which is back bacon rolled in cornmeal, gets its name from an earlier version of the preparation, when the meat was rolled in ground peas for preservation purposes.

While not one of the “Big 3”, Cook It has become increasingly popular in Toronto and shows pelo signs of slowing down. CookIt started its journey in 2014 in Quebec. The company was among the first few sustainable meal kit companies in Canada. By delivering portioned meals that are carefully put together according to the household’s needs, the company aims to reduce food wastage in the country, as do all meal kits in Toronto.

Flipp provides a collection of digital flyers that you can browse. It saves you time reviewing all the store flyers individually, so you can see all the best deals in your area.

An app that has saved more than 82 million meals from going to waste just launched in Toronto, allowing residents to purchase ridiculously cheap food from local restaurants, bakeries and stores that would have otherwise ended up in the garbage.

El Furniture Warehouse first became known for their affordable eats back in the day – literally everything on the menu was $5!

Most companies use recyclable materials for packaging and encourage reusing the ice packs and recycling the boxes.

Highlights include juicy pork and chive dumplings, expertly prepared with flavorful filling and tender meat. Whether seeking a light snack or a substantial meal, Juicy Dumpling satisfies.

Another company to help those adjusting to the paleo lifestyle is Eat Savage, offering a variety of cooked meals at various prices.

Smitty’s replaced its 10% senior discounts with a new program for seniors over 65. You now get double points as a MySmitty’s Rewards member on the first Tuesday of read more every month. As a bonus, you also get a free meal on your birthday.