Aloette Go

Ordered for takeout. The veggie burger, while doesn’t look that good, is actually super tasty! They don’t use a meat substitute burger; it’s more of a grain type patty. It’s probably the only grain patty that I’ve actually enjoyed. The toppings were fresh and the bun was fluffy. The Caesar salad was a miss for me. I really didn’t like the dressing. It was a bit sour for my liking. I would definitely order the burger again.

Service was fast and friendly. We got the Go Burger, the Aloette Burger, loaded fries, wedge salad and the lemon meringue twist + s’mores cookie. The salad was a sleeper hit - fresh, crunchy and the dressing was to die for. A great “fast food” option if you’re in Liberty Village.

The fries are excellent—crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. However, the burger is too oily and has a similar flavor to those from "Burger Drop." Additionally, the prices are high for what you get, and the burgers are on the smaller side, making it hard to justify the cost.

Great burger. 🍔 If in the area it's worth a shot. Tried both the Go and Aloette burgers with an extra patty. Different tastes but both are delicious. 😋 In picture is the Aloette burger. Music in store is just too loud though.

Delicious fried chicken and fries. Extremely fresh and crispy. The dijon mustard sauce pairs very well with the chicken tenders. The fries are big portions. Highly recommend

I ordered their crispy chicken sandwich as a bogo offer on uber eats, and i was so happy i decided to try this place! The sandwiches were insanely good, and that relish tasted amazing. I also absolutely loved their blue and white branding! Will definitely be trying other things from their menu.

I grabbed dinner with a friend at the Liberty Village location tonight. Really cool, cozy, smaller restaurant but the food itself was packing large, bold, delicious flavors! First of all, I have to say the team here were incredibly welcoming and hospitable. Had really great energy and made my friend and I feel welcome. Chef Daniel really made sure we not only got the best things off the menu, but made sure it was to our liking. The food itself was carefully made fo perfection. The burgers we had were delicious and packed with flavour. We also had desserts which were delicious and great after some rich burgers. I'd definitely come back to this location. As much as I want to say for the clearly delicious food, the team here is what made the experience really great.

After a morning filled with relentless walking, our venture led us to a delightful discovery. This burger stands as a testament to the beauty of balance. It’s not about a single topping stealing the spotlight; it's about each ingredient playing its part to create a symphony of flavors. The burger, seemingly unassuming with its classic build, houses a surprise within. The emmental cheese, grilled alongside the patty, adds a subtle yet distinct texture that complements the tenderness of the meat. It's a pairing that speaks volumes of the thoughtfulness behind the recipe. The shredded lettuce and pickled onions, strategically placed to enhance both flavor and crunch, serve as the perfect counterparts to the cheese and patty duo. This layering ensures that every bite is as satisfying as the last, with a hint of acidity and freshness cutting through the richness. Interestingly, the sauce's subtlety is what elevates this burger from good to great. It whispers rather than shouts, allowing the core ingredients to shine, proving that sometimes, less truly is more. While the patty might not boast an overwhelming smokiness or meatiness, it doesn't have to. The allure of the Aloette Burger lies in its subtleness, offering a break that's as refreshing as it is filling. However, not all that glitters is gold. The crinkle-cut fries, although a classic sidekick to any burger meal, left something to be desired. A dipping sauce could potentially have been their saving grace, adding that extra oomph to elevate them from just fine to fabulous. Yet, even without it, they manage to stand their ground. A word to the wise - prepare your visit knowing that this venue does not offer washroom facilities. It's a minor inconvenience in the grand scheme of things but worth noting for those planning a little lengthy stay or visiting with little ones.

Ordered for takeout. The veggie burger, while doesn’t look that good, is actually super tasty! They don’t use a meat substitute burger; it’s more of a grain type patty. It’s probably the only grain patty that I’ve actually enjoyed. The toppings were fresh and the bun was fluffy. The Caesar salad was a miss for me. I really didn’t like the dressing. It was a bit sour for my liking. I would definitely order the burger again.

Service was fast and friendly. We got the Go Burger, the Aloette Burger, loaded fries, wedge salad and the lemon meringue twist + s’mores cookie. The salad was a sleeper hit - fresh, crunchy and the dressing was to die for. A great “fast food” option if you’re in Liberty Village.

The fries are excellent—crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. However, the burger is too oily and has a similar flavor to those from "Burger Drop." Additionally, the prices are high for what you get, and the burgers are on the smaller side, making it hard to justify the cost.

Great burger. 🍔 If in the area it's worth a shot. Tried both the Go and Aloette burgers with an extra patty. Different tastes but both are delicious. 😋 In picture is the Aloette burger. Music in store is just too loud though.

Delicious fried chicken and fries. Extremely fresh and crispy. The dijon mustard sauce pairs very well with the chicken tenders. The fries are big portions. Highly recommend

I ordered their crispy chicken sandwich as a bogo offer on uber eats, and i was so happy i decided to try this place! The sandwiches were insanely good, and that relish tasted amazing. I also absolutely loved their blue and white branding! Will definitely be trying other things from their menu.

I grabbed dinner with a friend at the Liberty Village location tonight. Really cool, cozy, smaller restaurant but the food itself was packing large, bold, delicious flavors! First of all, I have to say the team here were incredibly welcoming and hospitable. Had really great energy and made my friend and I feel welcome. Chef Daniel really made sure we not only got the best things off the menu, but made sure it was to our liking. The food itself was carefully made fo perfection. The burgers we had were delicious and packed with flavour. We also had desserts which were delicious and great after some rich burgers. I'd definitely come back to this location. As much as I want to say for the clearly delicious food, the team here is what made the experience really great.

After a morning filled with relentless walking, our venture led us to a delightful discovery. This burger stands as a testament to the beauty of balance. It’s not about a single topping stealing the spotlight; it's about each ingredient playing its part to create a symphony of flavors. The burger, seemingly unassuming with its classic build, houses a surprise within. The emmental cheese, grilled alongside the patty, adds a subtle yet distinct texture that complements the tenderness of the meat. It's a pairing that speaks volumes of the thoughtfulness behind the recipe. The shredded lettuce and pickled onions, strategically placed to enhance both flavor and crunch, serve as the perfect counterparts to the cheese and patty duo. This layering ensures that every bite is as satisfying as the last, with a hint of acidity and freshness cutting through the richness. Interestingly, the sauce's subtlety is what elevates this burger from good to great. It whispers rather than shouts, allowing the core ingredients to shine, proving that sometimes, less truly is more. While the patty might not boast an overwhelming smokiness or meatiness, it doesn't have to. The allure of the Aloette Burger lies in its subtleness, offering a break that's as refreshing as it is filling. However, not all that glitters is gold. The crinkle-cut fries, although a classic sidekick to any burger meal, left something to be desired. A dipping sauce could potentially have been their saving grace, adding that extra oomph to elevate them from just fine to fabulous. Yet, even without it, they manage to stand their ground. A word to the wise - prepare your visit knowing that this venue does not offer washroom facilities. It's a minor inconvenience in the grand scheme of things but worth noting for those planning a little lengthy stay or visiting with little ones.