queen street warehouse

i love the queen st warehouse for the simple fact that the food is so cheap and good. the place itself is meant as a perfect hangout spot to get drinks with your buddies. the environment feels like a dive bar but the eclectic mix of people, cheap food, drinks, and music videos makes for the perfect get together.

i came with some friends and tried out some of their food offerings (all of which is $5). the chicken wings were surprisingly large as it looked like close to a pound of wings. they were crisp and not overly saucy which was nice. not the largest wings, but definitely worth the price. the turkey sandwich was incredible. it's a double decker thanksgiving meal between slices of bread. they had stuffing, cranberry sauce, and thick cut slices of turkey on rye. it also comes with fries! the quesadillas were messy and dirty, while the drinks were odd, but creative.

the place is seemingly packed at all times. i haven't seen it without a lineup, which is a good sign. they have a nice bar inside but there are primarily tables and its meant for small groups. the service is super friendly and the atmosphere is pretty kick ass. worth coming to for repeat visits.

eating here right now ! service excellant...love the music and crowd of great people...great meal...diffently return customer !! got the deep fried mini donuts with caramel....a fav☺

i had a late lunch at the queen street warehouse today.

it's been open for about a year and there's always a line-up outside.

all the food on the menu is $4.95 and there's a lot to choose from ... burgers/fries, wings, salads, tacos, mac 'n cheese, etc. i ordered the works burger and fries, minus the cheddar, onions and lettuce. to be honest, i wasn't expecting much for $4.95 ... but i was pleasantly surprised to discover that it was really good! the burger has some nice spices and was juicy and tender. i was expecting a slider but it was a normal size burger. the fries were good too. it'd get it again.

lana was my server. she was friendly and despite it being so busy, she took good care of me.

we both agreed in unison when i had suggested el furny's sister location; "i've been eyeing that place for a while now." came the confession. i had also been contemplating the restaurant for some time, but the intention to visit became more apparent after discovering their all-day $4.95 menu.

with the exception of alcoholic beverages and a few specified items, each and every item on their clipboard-backed paper menu was priced just under five dollars (or $5.59 including tax).

this place has started becoming popular. there's usually a line up wed - fri after work.
 what gives? $4.95 food menu is what gives! 

this place offers pretty decent food all for $4.95.

i shared with a friend the hard shell taco (3 pcs) as well. this was just ok. i actually prefer taco bell better.

i had the salt & pepper chicken wings and it was a big plate (1lb), juicy and tender. it reminded me of earl's wings which is pretty pricey.

in a hot day that we went, it was disappointing that there was no ac. i was sweating inside!

service was good. our server was attentive and food came pretty fast.

when everything on the menu is $5, it's hard to decide what to order! the portions are still regular size even at the inexpensive cost and there's always add ons if you want a bit extra. i came here for lunch on a weekday so the place wasn't too packed and the service was great. will be back once it's warmer out for drinks on the patio!

c and i decided to visit the place for dinner and there was already a line-up at the door around 5:30pm, hence i would recommend to hit this place up at off times if you aren’t willing to stand in line for dinner. also, the restaurant itself was very dark and loud to the point it was almost like a nightclub lol. if you plan to have a conversion here, good luck. the music volume level will just mask your voice and expect to yell or repeat yourself throughout the night.

the first time i went here my mac n cheese was cold (despite the plate being scorching hot???), but i was willing to let it slide because of the prices. i went back tonight and it took 10 minutes to get served at the bar (wasn't busy), the bartender forgot to make my drink so i waited for ages while my friend almost finished his, they got my friend's food order wrong and then forgot to remove it from the bill. basically everything that could go bad went very bad. this place is marketed for the cheap prices and the i-dont-care-but-i-really-do-care people that attend/work there, but if the poor service is as consistent as the prices you won't be seeing me lining up to get in.

this place was pretty cool. it is in a great location.
with everything on the menu being about $5 the place is bound to get busy. my friends  and i waited around 45 minutes for our food. the music is really loud but you can still converse. 
the poutine there is really good and for $5 the chicken wings are tasty. 
the meal sizes there are filling so don't go crazy! i will try a burger there next time.
all my friends really liked the place. the paid around $20 each and they ordered a drink and one entree. 
this place is good to go to at least once.

like everyone else has said you can't go wrong here. every food item is 4.95. apps. salads. sandwiches. pastas. all the food is good. not great. we started with wings. 8 wings for 5 is a deal. they were not overly crispy. we got the tacos. again for the price you can't go wrong, but t's not great. the turkey sandwich also is very good as they say the turkey is roasted in house versus store bought. so why not 5 stars?well don't get the add ons. we got carrots and celery for a buck. it was 2 quarter pieces of each. not worth it. we upgraded to onion rings for a dollar more and got four rings. also the drinks are pricy for one ounce. not horrible for toronto but not great. also the service is slow as they have a small kitchen so be warned you will be waiting. but then again for cheaper than mcdonald's can you really complain? for the price this place deserves the crowds.

i have been meaning to visit queen street warehouse since everyone raves about how the food is cheap and the portions are large. so i decided to visit this place for myself to check it out! i got the mac and cheese, while d ordered the soft tacos. besides it being super duper loud, the food wasn't amaaazing but it was definitely worth how much you're paying (which isn't a lot).

went in to try the infamously cheap plates of food. didn't disappoint! i went for the potato skins and then the chicken fingers (i know, a bit 8th grader but i just was in the mood for starchy goodness).

it was all really good quality. tasted great and i'll come back to give it a better try soon.

i came across this place yesterday. i sat at the bar and had a large pbr (625ml). as you must know by now, the menu boasts a variety of dishes for $4.95. i wasn't that hungry, so i ordered the chorizo-queso dip with chips and baked bread. i was impressed. it was good. i am definitely bringing an appetite next time! *returned 8/2/15 - had the mac and cheese and mushroom swiss burger with onion rings - delicious.

prices for food cannot be beaten. c'mon where can you eat a decent meal for only $4.99 these days. and i'm talking about a freshly prepared dine in meal. menu has some tasty choices. environment is hip and laid back with the latest hits from a variety of different music genres for all to enjoy. almost sounds too good to be true. only con is that you have to be prepared to wait in line. do not come if you're starving - the wait will kill you!

there is something special about the furniture restaurants, and it's definitely the incredible food you get for $5. i've had the poutine, potato skins, and the warehouse burger and i've never been disappointed. all have been delicious and full of taste, which surprised me when my bill only came to $11 with my whiskey ginger, which was made perfectly.

the service is always hit or miss but the place is always so packed, it's understandable. this place is a go-to for when everyone is hungry and we are on a spending ban!