New Eva’s and Guerrilla Burger Joint Location in Toronto

Foodies, rejoice! Eva’s and Guerrilla Burger have teamed up to open a brand-new joint location at 55 St. Clair Ave. W, Unit 101, just west of Yonge Street. Conveniently located just steps from the St. Clair Subway station, this exciting new spot brings together two crowd-pleasing favourites under one roof serving Mount Pleasant and Forest Hill for the first time.

This latest store is Eva’s seventh and Guerrilla Burger’s third location in Canada, joining a growing roster that includes Square One Food Court, Bloor Street, Port Credit, White Rock BC, St. John’s, and Halifax.

Says Kristin Finley, Co-Founder. “Our mission is simple: to create unforgettable taste experiences for everyone—whether you’re a dedicated vegan or just curious to try something new. We’ve poured our hearts into making this location a vibrant and welcoming spot that serves up some of the best burgers and desserts in the city.”

To learn more about Eva’s St Clair visit: originalchimneys.com/st-clair

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