OLD SCHOOL BURGER'S IN TORONTO | JOHNNY'S HAMBURGER vs THE REAL McCOY

[@kevwwong]

Hi Kassar, just came across this. Good reviews, very balanced. I like Johnny's, but agree with you about the burger. It's not the best burger ever, but it's still a good burger, it's good value for money, and it's open past midnight. Yes, it has that nostalgia factor, but that nostalgia would mean nothing if they served a bad burger. My other comment was that you should've mentioned that the Mojo burger used a homemade patty. That makes a huge difference in taste... and price! I'd almost certainly choose the homemade patty over the frozen one. I hope you do more reviews of some old school hamburger joints while they still exist in the metro area. John Anderson Hamburgers is another one that has been around for a while.

[@Whateversclever6]

5StarKassar, good review! If you don’t mind me asking, what’s your ethnic background?

[@5StarKassar]

@@Whateversclever6 Thanks for the support 🙏🏻 Syrian but made and born in Toronto

[@Whateversclever6]

@@5StarKassar cool. Who makes the best shawarma in the 6ix?

[@5StarKassar]

@@Whateversclever6 try Wanas on Danforth and Yaseen in Mississauga 🌯

[@Whateversclever6]

@@5StarKassar thx buddy!

[@reboot_ranger]

all star burger the best on yonge and steeles!

[@5StarKassar]

Gold star burger 🍔 👀

[@jar7636]

You gotta go to Shamrock's in Scarborough. Opened in 1970

[@5StarKassar]

Yeah I’ve heard about them before 👌🏻

[@rjl4875]

I would give the Mojo Burger an 8.0. It is a classic charbroiled Toronto style burger. The Johnny's burger is in the low 7s.

[@engkev]

For Old School. The Apache Burger at Apache Burgers is the best. I agree between the two. Although Johnny's gets more attention as classic Scarborough. Mojo burger is a better burger. Golden Star and Shamrock burger are forgettable.

[@5StarKassar]

@@engkev I agree with you. I tried Apache in May, it was really good better than all of them