|
TD Waterhouse Tower » Hero Burger Reviews
|
AVERAGE RATING 
"The first Hero Certified Burger opened in November of 2003 in Hazelton Lanes, Yorkville. Hero brand owner John Lettieri, in association with his first franchisee Peter McLennan opened the store to excellent reviews. Already Hero has many regular customers, loyal to the quality and service they can get only at Hero Certified Burgers. Manager Margaret Lau says of people's loyalty, ""We have a great number of regular customers and I have done my best to learn their names. Some people I'll see four or five times a week.""
WEBSITELooking towards expansion Hero has plans for a number of new locations around the Metropolitan Toronto area and franchise information is available on this web-site. Please Note: The information ""Description"" on torontolunch.com may not be entirely accurate and up to date. Reviewers are strongly recommended to visit the official website." |
Heavy Lunch, but Oh So Good! 
Reviewed by Don on 25-10-2007 (Eaton Centre Area) |
| You have to try their Angus Burger! Now this is a real burger! Another thing that I love about this place is their milkshake! Try it and tell me that it's not good! Dare you. |
|
Was this helpful? YES - NO
47% of users found this review helpful. |
|
Milkshake at a Burger joint?
Reviewed by Sam on 26-3-2008 (Brookfield Place (aka BCE)) |
| Not a big burger fan, especially your infamous mcd's, bk, and harvey's but Hero Burger's got some tasty burgers! 100% Agree with Don's comment above about their Milkshakes! It's perfect. whowouldathunkit?!?? Double dare you. |
|
Was this helpful? YES - NO
52% of users found this review helpful. |
|
Return to TD Waterhouse Tower Reviews |
