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Happy Sailor
- 2026 Queen St. E. (at Wheeler Ave.) • View on map »
- 416-693-7110
Editorial Review
A Beach institution, this ice cream and snack shop has been a summer destination for decades. In summertime, take a number to sample ice cream and gelato. Year-round fans know to order one of the house specialties from the backlit menu board. Tacos, subs and the homemade one-and-a-half-patty Happy Burger are perennial faves, but the Sailor is best known for burritos stuffed with spiced meat, haddock, grilled chicken or veggies. Unlicensed. Mains $3.90–$10.
- Closed Sunday in winter
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