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Johnny G’s Café
- 478 Parliament St. (at Carlton St.) • View on map »
- 416-928-1358
Editorial Review
Scruffy locals mingle with professionals at this cheerful greasy spoon, with its easy-listening soundtrack and brightly painted walls. The menu boasts eight types of homemade burgers, billed as “Toronto’s best,” which include such creative options as the swiss-and-sauerkraut-loaded rueben, and the Alexander, topped with cream cheese and cucumber. Other popular items include fish ’n’ chips (battered on-site), club sandwiches and eggs Benny. Mains $4.50–$12.95.
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