Smacks
- Address
- 1606 Queen St. E.
- Hours
- Monday–Thursday: 11:00 a.m.–11:00 p.m. Friday–Saturday: 11:00 a.m.–12:00 a.m. Sunday: Closed
- Menu
- Double Smack Burger
- The Slap Chicken Sandwich
- Smacks Loaded Fries
A priced menu is not on this page.

Burger Bar
April 17, 2026
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What is Smacks? Stationed at 1606 Queen Street East near Coxwell Avenue, Smacks bridges the gap between Leslieville and The Beach with a focused, fast-casual comfort food operation. The modest storefront is stripped-down and utilitarian, prioritizing a searing flat-top griddle and compact counter-style seating over fussy dining frills. It serves as an unpretentious east-end pit stop built for efficient takeout runs and fast dine-in bites after an afternoon by Woodbine Park.
Smacks Menu & What to Order Everything on the tightly edited menu is strictly halal, dividing its attention between lacy-edged smashed beef and spiced poultry handhelds. The Double Smack Burger leads the lineup with deeply browned, craggy patties layered with molten American cheese, tart pickles, and tangy house smack sauce on a toasted bun, while The Slap delivers a hefty, crunchy fried chicken alternative. Don't skip the sides: order the waffle fries dusted in Cajun seasoning or upgrade to the Smacks Loaded Fries smothered in beef crumbles, cheese sauce, and chopped scallions.
Know Before You Go This is an entirely walk-in operation where ordering happens at the till or ahead of time through delivery apps for swift grab-and-go. Seating is sparse and fills up quickly during the post-work dinner rush and beach-bound summer weekends, though table turnover is rapid. Street parking along Queen Street East can be tight on sunny days, making the 501 Queen streetcar the most reliable way to arrive.
Frequently Asked Questions About Smacks
Menu highlights at Smacks include Double Smack Burger, The Slap Chicken Sandwich, Smacks Loaded Fries, Cajun Waffle Fries, Grilled Cheese Smack Burger, House Smack Sauce. A priced menu is not on this page.