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Caribbean Queen of Patties — Restaurant in Toronto

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Caribbean Queen of Patties
Description
Vibrant kitchen dishing up traditional Caribbean eats, including jerk chicken, roti & oxtail.
Nearby attractions
Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto Canada
158 Sterling Rd #100, Toronto, ON M6R 2B7, Canada
Super Wonder Gallery
1162 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6H 1N1, Canada
MacGregor Playground
346 Lansdowne Ave, Toronto, ON M6H 3Y1, Canada
Daniel Faria Gallery
188 St Helens Ave, Toronto, ON M6H 4A1, Canada
Dufferin Grove Park
875 Dufferin St, Toronto, ON M6H 3K8, Canada
Archi Element
1150 College St, Toronto, ON M6H 1B6, Canada
Gallery House
2068 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M6R 1W9, Canada
Playground
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Casa Dos Acores
1136 College St, Toronto, ON M6H 1B6, Canada
Abbozzo Gallery
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Nearby restaurants
Sugo
1281 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6H 1N7, Canada
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1308 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6H 1N7, Canada
Bar Sugo
1279 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6H 1N7, Canada
Ruru Baked
659 Lansdowne Ave, Toronto, ON M6H 3Y2, Canada
South Indian Dosa Mahal (Bloor/Lansdowne)
1285 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6H 1N7, Canada
The Burger Bros (BLOOR)
1316 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6H 1P2, Canada
Ali Baba’s Middle Eastern Cuisine 1283 Bloor St W
1283 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6H 1N7, Canada
Seoul Shakers
1241 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6H 1N6, Canada
Latin World Store
1229 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6H 1N6, Canada
Penny's
1306 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6H 1N9, Canada
Nearby local services
Hasty Market
1310 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6H 1N9, Canada
Tavora
15 Jenet Ave, Toronto, ON M6H 1R5, Canada
Family Fruit & Flower
1182 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6H 1N1, Canada
Puppy Yoga
213 Sterling Rd, Toronto, ON M6R 2B2, Canada
I Love Churros..!
1015 Dufferin St, Toronto, ON M6H 4B5, Canada
Mojo Cycles
2170 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M6R 1X1, Canada
SOUVENIR
1232 College St, Toronto, ON M6H 1C2, Canada
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Caribbean Queen of Patties

1294 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6H 1N9, Canada
4.2(229)
Open until 8:00 PM
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Vibrant kitchen dishing up traditional Caribbean eats, including jerk chicken, roti & oxtail.

attractions: Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto Canada, Super Wonder Gallery, MacGregor Playground, Daniel Faria Gallery, Dufferin Grove Park, Archi Element, Gallery House, Playground, Casa Dos Acores, Abbozzo Gallery, restaurants: Sugo, Chito's Pizza And Foods, Bar Sugo, Ruru Baked, South Indian Dosa Mahal (Bloor/Lansdowne), The Burger Bros (BLOOR), Ali Baba’s Middle Eastern Cuisine 1283 Bloor St W, Seoul Shakers, Latin World Store, Penny's, local businesses: Hasty Market, Tavora, Family Fruit & Flower, Puppy Yoga, I Love Churros..!, Mojo Cycles, SOUVENIR
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Featured dishes

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Jerk Pork
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Zero
Pineapple
Jerk Chicken
Serve with rice & peas (special)

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Nearby attractions of Caribbean Queen of Patties

Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto Canada

Super Wonder Gallery

MacGregor Playground

Daniel Faria Gallery

Dufferin Grove Park

Archi Element

Gallery House

Playground

Casa Dos Acores

Abbozzo Gallery

Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto Canada

Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto Canada

3.9

(710)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Super Wonder Gallery

Super Wonder Gallery

4.6

(141)

Open until 2:00 AM
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MacGregor Playground

MacGregor Playground

4.6

(203)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Daniel Faria Gallery

Daniel Faria Gallery

4.3

(20)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Nearby restaurants of Caribbean Queen of Patties

Sugo

Chito's Pizza And Foods

Bar Sugo

Ruru Baked

South Indian Dosa Mahal (Bloor/Lansdowne)

The Burger Bros (BLOOR)

Ali Baba’s Middle Eastern Cuisine 1283 Bloor St W

Seoul Shakers

Latin World Store

Penny's

Sugo

Sugo

4.7

(1.9K)

$$

Open until 12:00 AM
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Chito's Pizza And Foods

Chito's Pizza And Foods

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Open until 10:00 PM
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Bar Sugo

Bar Sugo

4.8

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Ruru Baked

Ruru Baked

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(454)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Nearby local services of Caribbean Queen of Patties

Hasty Market

Tavora

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Puppy Yoga

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Mojo Cycles

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Hasty Market

Hasty Market

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Tavora

Tavora

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(95)

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Family Fruit & Flower

Family Fruit & Flower

4.7

(27)

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Puppy Yoga

Puppy Yoga

3.2

(61)

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Reviews of Caribbean Queen of Patties

4.2
(229)
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5.0
5y

We adore everything about this place but before we tell you about the food we need to tell you about how we discovered Georgina's wonderful resto.

We were huge fans of a Bloordale Village coffee shop called Holy Oak (which is, alas, no longer in business) and one day while sipping our coffee and people watching we noticed that a number of taxis were pulling up to a small storefront across the street. The drivers - all of whom could reasonably be surmised to be of Caribbean descent - would jump out, run into the resto, and emerge with their take-away bags. As this continued we made a vow that we were going to check out this apparent favourite.

Once we did we never looked back. Georgina - the owner and chef - makes amazing food. And while the restaurant's name mentions the iconic Jamaican street snack one shouldn't miss her other Jamaican specialities. Her goat and oxtail dishes (whether roti or with rice and beans) are amazing, as are her jerk chicken and roasted pork offerings. Portions are generous (a platter of any of her rice and beans dishes always provides another meal the day after) and the food is consistently delicious.

This is not a fancy place. Ambience is not what keeps us - and many others - coming back. This is a place where the focus in on the food, and on the love and passion with which it's prepared. It's possible to find equally authentic Jamaican food in Toronto, but it's impossible to find better. And in the end that's...

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1.0
3y

I had the curry chicken roti on recommendation from a previous co-worker who said everything at this place was excellent. I’ll never listen to that person every again.

I had the curry chicken roti. Here are a few notable things:

The roti itself was not actually a roti. It was a store bought soft shell tortilla.

The food itself had all manner of strange ingredients that just did not go well together. If you’re expecting your typical chana, potato, curry chicken roti then stay far far away.

The dish itself was incredibly sweet, and almost had the flavour of baby food. If you’re looking for the tangy, savoury and spicy flavours of a typical curry chicken roti, stay far far away.

The chicken itself was quite bland, almost as if it was cooked in a separate pot itself and not really seasoned.

It was placed in a container and essentially looked like a sloppy mess rather than a nicely wrapped roti. In hindsight, this makes sense given it was not in fact accompanied by an actual roti shell.

I would likely have not complained about the wait if the food was actually good, but waiting for 20 minutes when you’re the only person there and they essentially just dumped food onto a soft shelled tortilla just seems egregious.

I’d give it zero stars if I could, but I cannot. Would not go back. That said, the lady working...

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1.0
9y

I came here previously with a couple of friends for a beef patty and the lady running the shop didn't seem to happy when I asked if they took debit, almost took it as if I made a rude remark haha.. didn't think too much of it and went about my day with a good beef patty. A couple weeks later I boast about how great the parties are to my girlfriend. So we go on ahead and check it out and end up having lunch there. Maybe I was naive to think that the lady running the shop was having an off day but the lack of customer service in this establishment completely dumbfounded me. As I was making an order she completely flipped and started baffling about "what special!? there is none!" Please take down false advertisement in front of the store first and foremost if you want to question your customers. As she went to pack our food she split the jerk pork on the table and put it back in the container and said "oops, sorry" I just laughed it off. I ordered a beef patty on the side but she forgot to put it in the bag once I paid for the meal and I had to remind her that I paid for a patty. If anything I wrote above hasn't discouraged you from visiting this place please save your time and money and visit the dosa shop just a block over. They'll be more than happy...

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Culinary SlutCulinary Slut
We adore everything about this place but before we tell you about the food we need to tell you about how we discovered Georgina's wonderful resto. We were huge fans of a Bloordale Village coffee shop called Holy Oak (which is, alas, no longer in business) and one day while sipping our coffee and people watching we noticed that a number of taxis were pulling up to a small storefront across the street. The drivers - all of whom could reasonably be surmised to be of Caribbean descent - would jump out, run into the resto, and emerge with their take-away bags. As this continued we made a vow that we were going to check out this apparent favourite. Once we did we never looked back. Georgina - the owner and chef - makes amazing food. And while the restaurant's name mentions the iconic Jamaican street snack one shouldn't miss her other Jamaican specialities. Her goat and oxtail dishes (whether roti or with rice and beans) are amazing, as are her jerk chicken and roasted pork offerings. Portions are generous (a platter of any of her rice and beans dishes always provides another meal the day after) and the food is consistently delicious. This is not a fancy place. Ambience is not what keeps us - and many others - coming back. This is a place where the focus in on the food, and on the love and passion with which it's prepared. It's possible to find equally authentic Jamaican food in Toronto, but it's impossible to find better. And in the end that's what matters.
Karl LeeKarl Lee
Caribbean Queen of Patties serves serious Jamaican patties. As soon as I stepped inside, I caught a whiff of authentic spices that tempted my appetite. I went for the classic beef patty, handed to me piping hot in a paper bag. The moment I bit in, I understood why this place has stayed popular for so long. The crust was delightfully light and flaky, and the beef filling was spicy and bursting with savoury goodness, making each mouthful a memorable experience. Beyond patties, there’s a small menu of Jamaican classics like oxtail, jerk chicken, curry goat, and roti, making this spot a go-to for Caribbean soul food. The dining area is small, so expect to get takeout. After tasting this amazing patty, I’d happily return if I’m in the area and craving a quick, hearty bite.
Helen ChowHelen Chow
I had a veggie patty from this Queen and I can attest to the quality and deliciousness. This patty must've weighed a full pound and was stuffed with the tastiest variety of well-seasoned vegetables, like collards and potatoes. I can't understand how anyone can be upset at the owner's service. I personally found her to be sweet and very unique. She kept calling me "dear" and searched around her oven for the biggest patty for me. There's also something very special and niche about a business that is completely run by a lone woman who specializes in her craft. I wish there were more businesses like this: unpretentious, authentic, and just what I came for: the city's best, homemade patties. I'll be back, sweet lady. Keep being you!
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We adore everything about this place but before we tell you about the food we need to tell you about how we discovered Georgina's wonderful resto. We were huge fans of a Bloordale Village coffee shop called Holy Oak (which is, alas, no longer in business) and one day while sipping our coffee and people watching we noticed that a number of taxis were pulling up to a small storefront across the street. The drivers - all of whom could reasonably be surmised to be of Caribbean descent - would jump out, run into the resto, and emerge with their take-away bags. As this continued we made a vow that we were going to check out this apparent favourite. Once we did we never looked back. Georgina - the owner and chef - makes amazing food. And while the restaurant's name mentions the iconic Jamaican street snack one shouldn't miss her other Jamaican specialities. Her goat and oxtail dishes (whether roti or with rice and beans) are amazing, as are her jerk chicken and roasted pork offerings. Portions are generous (a platter of any of her rice and beans dishes always provides another meal the day after) and the food is consistently delicious. This is not a fancy place. Ambience is not what keeps us - and many others - coming back. This is a place where the focus in on the food, and on the love and passion with which it's prepared. It's possible to find equally authentic Jamaican food in Toronto, but it's impossible to find better. And in the end that's what matters.
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Caribbean Queen of Patties serves serious Jamaican patties. As soon as I stepped inside, I caught a whiff of authentic spices that tempted my appetite. I went for the classic beef patty, handed to me piping hot in a paper bag. The moment I bit in, I understood why this place has stayed popular for so long. The crust was delightfully light and flaky, and the beef filling was spicy and bursting with savoury goodness, making each mouthful a memorable experience. Beyond patties, there’s a small menu of Jamaican classics like oxtail, jerk chicken, curry goat, and roti, making this spot a go-to for Caribbean soul food. The dining area is small, so expect to get takeout. After tasting this amazing patty, I’d happily return if I’m in the area and craving a quick, hearty bite.
Karl Lee

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I had a veggie patty from this Queen and I can attest to the quality and deliciousness. This patty must've weighed a full pound and was stuffed with the tastiest variety of well-seasoned vegetables, like collards and potatoes. I can't understand how anyone can be upset at the owner's service. I personally found her to be sweet and very unique. She kept calling me "dear" and searched around her oven for the biggest patty for me. There's also something very special and niche about a business that is completely run by a lone woman who specializes in her craft. I wish there were more businesses like this: unpretentious, authentic, and just what I came for: the city's best, homemade patties. I'll be back, sweet lady. Keep being you!
Helen Chow

Helen Chow

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