1. Banh Mi Boys
8.9
392 Queen St. W, Toronto, ON
Sandwich Spot · 185 tips and reviews
jade: Try the Fried Chicken Steamed Bao - This was perfect! $3.49 for a perfect size light dinner :) compliments to the chef! @banhmiboys
Jason Nip: The fried chicken bao is a must, and the kalbi, and the pork belly, the squid and the kimchi fries....
Carmen Rios: Steamed Bao pork belly and fried chicken really delicious with sweet potato fries yummy
2. Indie Alehouse
9.0
2876 Dundas St W (at Keele St), Toronto, ON
Gastropub · The Junction · 65 tips and reviews
Janice T: Great service. Super friendly staff. Mushroom mac and cheese is awesome.
Dan Brown: Try the flight to get the full experience, and to get a feel of which beer you'll enjoy here. One of the better indie breweries in the city for sure. Food is real tasty too, especially fried chicken.
Julieta Grieco: Great mac & cheese
Ian Steaman: Order the steamed bun with fish or the Korea fried chicken, you can't go wrong with either. Both amazing.
Christina Gomez: Korean Fried Chicken is the best value on the menu. So good. Also got the olives with vermouth, steak tartare, and the Reuben and everything was amazing. Highly recommend hitting this place up.
Vivian: Really attentive staff :) loved the Korean fried chicken and steak tartare!
5. The Ace
8.3
231A Roncesvalles Ave (at High Park Blvd), Toronto, ON
American Restaurant · Roncesvalles Village · 38 tips and reviews
Wesley Belanger: Great chicken and collards greens .
TOFoodReviews: The Ace: previous Chinese takeout joint, killer Manhattans, great fried chicken, well done diner restoration 3/5
Paul Dearborn: Definitely get the Angus Burger with mac 'n' cheese. And pretty tasty manhattans here too.
10. Patois Toronto
8.2
794 Dundas Street West (Dundas and Bathurst), Toronto, ON
Caribbean Restaurant · 29 tips and reviews
Justin To: I think my favourite was actually the OG fried cauliflower. Jerk chicken and their OG fried chicken was good. Also enjoyed their Jamaican patty double down and kimchi pot stickers.
Stephen Legault: I really liked the jerk chicken! Meat was moist and the skin was perfect! Same thing for the fried chicken, super crispy and moist. My only issue was the 15 minutes without attention from wait staff.
Laura Shum: Tried the Patois Shandy, the Hong "King" Kong Waffle, fried chicken & HK waffle, and specialty donuts (pineapple upside down cake and white rabbit candy from The Rolling Pin. Came out really fast!
11. Founder Restaurant & Bar
8.5
1282 Dundas Street West (Dundas Street West & Dovercourt Road), Toronto, ON
Restaurant · Dufferin Grove · 13 tips and reviews
Afshin Mousavian: Fried chicken, pork belly skewer, and the BAO!
Karina Karassev: Best cocktails in the city ! Don’t miss out on the green curry fried chicken
Verne Ho: The cocktails are real deal and the food is unreal. Definitely get the falafel, bao, and fried chicken!
Frank Caron: Absolutely delicious biscuits make this a great place for a late Sunday brunch that really hits the spot.
Mary D: Great Biscuits! As for the breakfast...10$ for two eggs, two bacon pieces and some roasted potatoes. over charged considering I can a great breakfast for 5$with lot more eggs and bacon!
Lorenzo: Good coffee and the brekwich is amazing. Fresh baked biscuit, an egg, sausage and cheese of your choice. Get the granola parfait if you're seeking a light breakfast.
14. Beast Restaurant
8.4
96 Tecumseth St (at Michener Ct), Toronto, ON
American Restaurant · 71 tips and reviews
Tom Emrich: Get the granola or biscuits and gravy for brunch. Amazing coffee! A must for brunch in King West.
Serious Eats: Don't pass up the Beastwich, a towering monster of a sandwich featuring buttermilk biscuits, fried chicken, pimento cheese, and egg, and gravy. You won't regret it.
Jamie Sarner: Here again! Try the house pickles, the beef cheek, their biscuit sandwiches like the Bruce Leroy, and end it with the sticky toffee pudding. For a bigger meal, check out their whole animal dinners.