1
Deep Dish Slice
$7
Double D’s
The BesT
25
CheAP eAts
Under $10
After spending a year scouring the Greater
Toronto Area, from Bay Street to the
burbs, the editors at Toronto Life magazine
assembled a list that proves the city’s food
scene is a source of amazing bargains.
Here are their top 25 must-try dishes
under $10. For 75 more budget-conscious
culinary wonders, check out torontolife.com/
food/best-cheap-eats-in-toronto
By Alex Baldinger and Rebecca Fleming
Photography by Dave Gillespie
14 where
Winter 2017/2018
This is no floppy, unfulfilling
slice. This is Chicago-style
deepdish, a dense wodge of
buttery crust, cheese, fillings
such as pepperoni and Italian
sausage, more cheese, and a
sploosh of crushed tomato
sauce, baked in a metal pan
thicker than a crime novel. One
parm-dusted slice is more than
enough for a midday munch,
and it comes with a drink.
1020 Gerrard St. E.; 1256 Dundas
St. W., doubledspizzas.com
2
The Spicy Classic
P.G Clucks
This is the year fried chicken
sandwiches surpassed burgers
for bun-filling brilliance on a
budget. This perfectly crunchy,
cayenne-infused slab of
Nashville hot chicken, doused
with buttermilk ranch dressing,
fermented chili sauce and tangy
coleslaw, is as messy as it is
habit-forming. $7. 610 College St.,
pgclucks.com
3
Smoked salmon and cream
cheese bagel
The Bagel House
It figures that the place that
makes the best Montreal-style
bagel in Toronto would know
how to handle a proper lox and
cream cheese sandwich. The
schmear is spread thick, flecked
with red onions and capers, and
layered with smoked salmon,
and here’s the best part: it’s
available 24 hours a day, seven
days a week, for all your