Temperance be damned: eight of Toronto’s largest restaurant dishes Lone Star Texas Grill This chain restaurant requires a full day’s notice to prepare its mammoth 72-ounce sirloin steak. True to the Texan vibe of the place, the giant piece of meat comes with a challenge: anyone who can finish it (along with the trimmings) in under an hour gets to waive the $55 price tag. But don’t expect a glamour shot on the wall; staff say it’s fairly common, and customers frequently make YouTube videos of the feat. Furious Pete, a Toronto-based professional eater, managed to down the half-cow in about seven minutes. Lone Star Texas Grill, 200 Front St. W., 416-408-4064.

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Lone Star Texas Grill
This chain restaurant requires a full day’s notice to prepare its mammoth 72-ounce sirloin steak. True to the Texan vibe of the place, the giant piece of meat comes with a challenge: anyone who can finish it (along with the trimmings) in under an hour gets to waive the $55 price tag. But don’t expect a glamour shot on the wall; staff say it’s fairly common, and customers frequently make YouTube videos of the feat. Furious Pete, a Toronto-based professional eater, managed to down the half-cow in about seven minutes.
Lone Star Texas Grill, 200 Front St. W., 416-408-4064.

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