Food Stands near Toronto, ON

“The proprietor of “Balkan Girl Grill”, Sandra, is one of the sweetest, friendliest and hardest-working people around - and she makes a mean ćevapi sandwich too. While exploring University Avenue between Dundas and College (downtown Toronto), this little food stand appeared advertising, “Must Try Chevapi! Food Heaven”.

I ordered a ćevapi sandwich on lepinja bread containing 5 baby kebabs (also available in 10), smothered with kajmak (Balkan cream cheese), and ajvar (roasted red pepper sauce). It may be an eclectic mix for North American tastes, however the creamy richness of the kajmak and the sour edge of the ajvar complemented the grilled veal/beef/lamb ćevapi (kebabs) nicely. Food Heaven indeed!

It takes a bit of time to prepare (10-15 min), and it’s fresh and tasty. It is suggested to text in your order 20 minutes ahead of time (per the screenshots below).“

“ordered the all beef hotdog ($5) and spicy italian sausage ($6), got us filled ? only thing we wished was that our buns were more toasted but otherwise a decent dog for a decent price !

might be the only stand i'll be going to from now on :')“

“Awesome and authentic tacos! We’ll be back (again)!“

“Very affordable and big portion sizes! My favourite is the special with chicken! �“

“Absolutely delicious new sandwich with really affordable prices.from as little as $ 2 .“

“The best fruit bubble tea you can get in Toronto. Annie’s Tea House is ridiculously good, and well priced. She uses fresh fruits and boba is included as a topping everytime. The space is a bit small so seating is limited, but a great place for boba if you’re in the area and want to skip the big chains.“

“Really great value meals available in a second at this food stand in North York. They only take cash or debit (tap only) but the bill has to be over $5, which can be tough with how cheap the fare is.

I got a custard waffle fish and beef dumplings, both of which were great lil snacks.“