Harvey’s Restaurants

I have always like Harvey’s as far as fast food goes. This location is clean and the staff is friendly. Prefer their burgers to other burger places

I love this Harvey’s. I’ve been going here for years. The staff (though they’ve changed over the years) are polite. I love their regular burgers and their veggie burgers. I love all their burgers here actually.
You can trade fries for onion rings for free (and why wouldn’t you).
I really love that you can get pickles on the side, whole wheat buns, barbeque sauce, hot sauce, spicy mayo, etc. and completely customize your burger.
So delicious.
I could eat here every day.
Nommmmmmmmmmmmmmm.

I don’t know what to say.
I don’t know how to compare.
Most of all, I don’t know what I ate.
I hardly review a fast food chain but here goes.
I don’t know what Canadian angus beef would taste like to be qualified to make criticism but I’m pretty sure it’s nothing close to what I had. So I hear Harvey’s is the «Burger King» of Canada, even though there’s a bunch of BKs lying around. And of course, I couldn’t spend my last night in Toronto without trying some Canadian fast food.
Harvey’s is actually like the Subway of burgers – you get to build your burger as much as you’d like with toppings. I got the Canadian Angus and topped it with lettuce, tomatoes, pickle and mayo and ketchup. I was disappointed that the bun wasn’t toasted but the toppings were all good and the burger wasn’t bad. The meat tasted and looked like plastic but that’s fast food, right?
Probably won’t order that burger again the next time I visit a Harvey’s but I’m open to try different ones. Staff was kind!

While I’m on a franchise-​binge lately, I suppose I’ll review my go-​to Harvey’s.
In terms of fast food, I think Harvey’s serves one of the best burgers out there. I don’t think I’ve ever been served one that wasn’t totally plump and juicy, and they’re definitely generous with the toppings. I’m also a pretty big fan of their onion rings. Deliciousness all around.
The staff is also very friendly, and there are plenty of tables to accomodate crowds.