A very lovely experience from a very professional service. We arrived in the last hours of a rainy night, very hungry, and the very professional waitress made a lovely evening for us, from food selection to conversation. Without a doubt, the Greek fries and barbecue ribs were excellent.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Greek Fries, Cleopatra Wings
Robert Matyas
great Wings great
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jason Mak
Ok so it's been awhile since my last review but ever since post-covid, I've been doing monthly wings here w/ a buddy of mine from design school just to catch up on life.Our go-to order is the quintuple (5 lbs of wings; 3 flavours). We usually get 2 lbs of nero's epilogue, 2 lbs of cleopatra, 1lb of pandora's box and some beers.I think All Stars might've been the first chain wing franchise in toronto (even before Wild Wings but don't quote me on that). If you get breaded wings they always come out nice and crispy. The meat is pretty good (you'll get a dry one every so often) and there's a decent amount of sauce in most baskets (sometimes the chef has an off night and doesn't put enough sauce but he's pretty consistent). The wings aren't the biggest but they're decently sized.Is it the best wings I've had in toronto? Nope. That title would belong to King of Wings in Stouffville or the now defunct Fanzone Wings & Ribs in Scarborough. Both which have the biggest, meatiest, juiciest, crispiest wings I've ever had.But All Stars is always solid. As a chain, I much prefer them over Wild Wings tbh.The service can vary greatly lol. Each month, my friend and I get a different waitress and we've gotten some bad ones to some really good ones. It does seem like staff turnover is really high (either that or they just work the randomest, jumbled shifts) but anyways, the wings are good, the value is still there so for that a very solid 4 stars.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 3
Dmitri P
Trash. They served us drink first to entrap us into staying after 'regretting to inform' that the kitchen (one idiot wearing ipod earbuds) is out of the my flavor. Then I was told that H-bomb sauce on the side wasn't available. So they charged me for $1.50 for yet another compromise. Then I get my wings and find that the idiot in the kitchen couldn't even season the wings with cajun evenly (see photo). I had 8 tiny and absolutely plain wings on one side. The 'blue cheese' looks so old that the oil from it separated.This location has also got to be the smallest and most pathetic I'd seen. Go to the vahguan one instead; AVOID THIS ONE AT ALL COSTS!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Maryam Sahhafi
Portions were very small (tiny wings) but yummy flavors. I feel like previously portions were significantly bigger. Our waitress was sweet and attentive. The quality of food was definitely there and we all loved our side fries. Atmosphere was great - no loud music so easy to enjoy your meal and socialize with friends. Totally recommend for a wings night with friends.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Greek Fries, Nero's Epilogue
Rickey Lee
Wing special on a Monday.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Jon R.
It's good - just expensive... too expensive service was quick and friendly, place seems clean.
Leslie L
Decent
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Atar V.
We tried this location around a month ago, the quality of the food was beyond bad. the wings had no sauce and chicken wasn't cooked properly. service was ok and fast
Mani Yasrebi
We have always been a fan of their Greek fries and wings; this location is small and tight; staffs are friendly but most of the time this location is understaffed. Other than that, we like going back once a month.
Food was average. Fries with beer battered were good but a a $2 surcharge. Would recommend the Greek fries but not the cheese fries as it did not meet the value. Took a long time to receive the bill and the food on a not very busy night. Overall a very average spot for wings and late night food to watch sports.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 2
JuicyGroundhog
Rib was tender but the sauce was so sour.....
Jason M.
Ok so it's been awhile since my last review but ever since post-covid, I've been doing monthly wings here w/ a buddy of mine from design school just to catch up on life. Our go-to order is the quintuple (5 lbs of wings; 3 flavours). We usually get 2 lbs of nero's epilogue, 2 lbs of cleopatra, 1lb of pandora's box and some beers. I think All Stars might've been the first chain wing franchise in toronto (even before Wild Wings but don't quote me on that). If you get breaded wings they always come out nice and crispy. The meat is pretty good (you'll get a dry one every so often) and there's a decent amount of sauce in most baskets (sometimes the chef has an off night and doesn't put enough sauce but he's pretty consistent). The wings aren't the biggest but they're decently sized. Is it the best wings I've had in toronto? Nope. That title would belong to King of Wings in Stouffville or the now defunct Fanzone Wings & Ribs in Scarborough. Both which have the biggest, meatiest, juiciest, crispiest wings I've ever had. But All Stars is always solid. As a chain, I much prefer them over Wild Wings tbh. The service can vary greatly lol. Each month, my friend and I get a different waitress and we've gotten some bad ones to some really good ones. It does seem like staff turnover is really high (either that or they just work the randomest, jumbled shifts) but anyways, the wings are good, the value is still there so for that a very solid 4 stars.
Dan Danial
Very cheap and poor quality of food.We ordered 4 pounds of wings, the are tiny pieces and very old taste, they give us cooked before wings. I wish there was a ZERO STAT to give this restaurant.I don’t recommend it!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 2
Bernard Tam
SOY / LEGUME Allergy Friendly: YesG6PD Deficiency Friendly: YesGreat hangout place for us because they use a soy free frying oil, and the staff takes the time to check for us the ingredients for wings flavours that we were interested.There are many choices but we usually go for the Parmesan wings, mild wings or lemon+ olive oil with plain wings (breaded) together with fries. The poutine gravy and dips are not appropriate for my son as they both contain soybean oil. Some of the wings flavours that are heavy on the sauces also contain soy.My sons describe the taste of the wings as awesome, so enough said. However there have been a couple times when their fountain soda taste was off. There was a problem with the mix ratio & carbonation.The atmosphere is good because it’s spacious and have various sports being shown continuously. My kids enjoy coming here and chilling. We never needed to wait for a table, although we only going during weekend lunches or early dinner around 6-ish.The pricing is reasonable, at around $20 per person.We will come again for sure.Dietary restrictions: SOY / LEGUME Allergy Friendly: YesG6PD Deficiency Friendly: Yes
A very lovely experience from a very professional service. We arrived in the last hours of a rainy night, very hungry, and the very professional waitress made a lovely evening for us, from food selection to conversation. Without a doubt, the Greek fries and barbecue ribs were excellent.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Greek Fries, Cleopatra Wings
great Wings great
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ok so it's been awhile since my last review but ever since post-covid, I've been doing monthly wings here w/ a buddy of mine from design school just to catch up on life.Our go-to order is the quintuple (5 lbs of wings; 3 flavours). We usually get 2 lbs of nero's epilogue, 2 lbs of cleopatra, 1lb of pandora's box and some beers.I think All Stars might've been the first chain wing franchise in toronto (even before Wild Wings but don't quote me on that). If you get breaded wings they always come out nice and crispy. The meat is pretty good (you'll get a dry one every so often) and there's a decent amount of sauce in most baskets (sometimes the chef has an off night and doesn't put enough sauce but he's pretty consistent). The wings aren't the biggest but they're decently sized.Is it the best wings I've had in toronto? Nope. That title would belong to King of Wings in Stouffville or the now defunct Fanzone Wings & Ribs in Scarborough. Both which have the biggest, meatiest, juiciest, crispiest wings I've ever had.But All Stars is always solid. As a chain, I much prefer them over Wild Wings tbh.The service can vary greatly lol. Each month, my friend and I get a different waitress and we've gotten some bad ones to some really good ones. It does seem like staff turnover is really high (either that or they just work the randomest, jumbled shifts) but anyways, the wings are good, the value is still there so for that a very solid 4 stars.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 3
Trash. They served us drink first to entrap us into staying after 'regretting to inform' that the kitchen (one idiot wearing ipod earbuds) is out of the my flavor. Then I was told that H-bomb sauce on the side wasn't available. So they charged me for $1.50 for yet another compromise. Then I get my wings and find that the idiot in the kitchen couldn't even season the wings with cajun evenly (see photo). I had 8 tiny and absolutely plain wings on one side. The 'blue cheese' looks so old that the oil from it separated.This location has also got to be the smallest and most pathetic I'd seen. Go to the vahguan one instead; AVOID THIS ONE AT ALL COSTS!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Portions were very small (tiny wings) but yummy flavors. I feel like previously portions were significantly bigger. Our waitress was sweet and attentive. The quality of food was definitely there and we all loved our side fries. Atmosphere was great - no loud music so easy to enjoy your meal and socialize with friends. Totally recommend for a wings night with friends.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Greek Fries, Nero's Epilogue
Wing special on a Monday.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
It's good - just expensive... too expensive service was quick and friendly, place seems clean.
Decent
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
We tried this location around a month ago, the quality of the food was beyond bad. the wings had no sauce and chicken wasn't cooked properly. service was ok and fast
We have always been a fan of their Greek fries and wings; this location is small and tight; staffs are friendly but most of the time this location is understaffed. Other than that, we like going back once a month.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Greek Fries, American
Restaurantji Recommends
Food was average. Fries with beer battered were good but a a $2 surcharge. Would recommend the Greek fries but not the cheese fries as it did not meet the value. Took a long time to receive the bill and the food on a not very busy night. Overall a very average spot for wings and late night food to watch sports.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 2
Rib was tender but the sauce was so sour.....
Ok so it's been awhile since my last review but ever since post-covid, I've been doing monthly wings here w/ a buddy of mine from design school just to catch up on life. Our go-to order is the quintuple (5 lbs of wings; 3 flavours). We usually get 2 lbs of nero's epilogue, 2 lbs of cleopatra, 1lb of pandora's box and some beers. I think All Stars might've been the first chain wing franchise in toronto (even before Wild Wings but don't quote me on that). If you get breaded wings they always come out nice and crispy. The meat is pretty good (you'll get a dry one every so often) and there's a decent amount of sauce in most baskets (sometimes the chef has an off night and doesn't put enough sauce but he's pretty consistent). The wings aren't the biggest but they're decently sized. Is it the best wings I've had in toronto? Nope. That title would belong to King of Wings in Stouffville or the now defunct Fanzone Wings & Ribs in Scarborough. Both which have the biggest, meatiest, juiciest, crispiest wings I've ever had. But All Stars is always solid. As a chain, I much prefer them over Wild Wings tbh. The service can vary greatly lol. Each month, my friend and I get a different waitress and we've gotten some bad ones to some really good ones. It does seem like staff turnover is really high (either that or they just work the randomest, jumbled shifts) but anyways, the wings are good, the value is still there so for that a very solid 4 stars.
Very cheap and poor quality of food.We ordered 4 pounds of wings, the are tiny pieces and very old taste, they give us cooked before wings. I wish there was a ZERO STAT to give this restaurant.I don’t recommend it!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 2
SOY / LEGUME Allergy Friendly: YesG6PD Deficiency Friendly: YesGreat hangout place for us because they use a soy free frying oil, and the staff takes the time to check for us the ingredients for wings flavours that we were interested.There are many choices but we usually go for the Parmesan wings, mild wings or lemon+ olive oil with plain wings (breaded) together with fries. The poutine gravy and dips are not appropriate for my son as they both contain soybean oil. Some of the wings flavours that are heavy on the sauces also contain soy.My sons describe the taste of the wings as awesome, so enough said. However there have been a couple times when their fountain soda taste was off. There was a problem with the mix ratio & carbonation.The atmosphere is good because it’s spacious and have various sports being shown continuously. My kids enjoy coming here and chilling. We never needed to wait for a table, although we only going during weekend lunches or early dinner around 6-ish.The pricing is reasonable, at around $20 per person.We will come again for sure.Dietary restrictions: SOY / LEGUME Allergy Friendly: YesG6PD Deficiency Friendly: Yes
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5