Burger Drops Review

We went to Burger Drops in Liberty Village on September 12, 2025 at 5:24 p.m.

We ordered, waited and took our order home.

My girlfriend ordered the American Burger with bacon. Key word: with bacon. Guess what it showed up without? Yep, no bacon. Just a regular burger playing dress-up as the “American.” That’s like ordering a Netflix subscription and only getting commercials.

I went with the Original Burger. At first bite, decent enough. But halfway through, I got a surprise side order of mystery bone. Twice. Nothing like chewing your way through what feels like beef mixed with gravel. I didn’t chip a tooth, but it honestly felt unsafe to eat (see the photo).

The curly fries? Solid. Greasy, sure, but crispy and actually tasty. Honestly, the fries carried the entire meal, which is tragic since the name of the place isn’t “Curly Fry Drops.”

The burgers themselves? Wet, greasy, and about as exciting as watching paint dry, if the paint occasionally had bone shards in it. Taste score? A generous 4. After the bony surprise? More like a 1.

Final verdict: Unless you like playing Russian roulette with your molars, skip Burger Drops in Liberty Village. It’s not worth the dental risk or the disappointment.

I’ve reported this to Toronto Public Health as a food safety concern.

Update September 19th 2025:

The owner of Burger Drops responded by email with surprise and apologies. He offered a $45 gift certificate, which we declined, but we did agree to reimbursement for the order via Interac and provided our email address.

As of September 19th, no reimbursement has been received. It’s possible he reconsidered after Toronto Public Health inspected the premises.

Update: reimbursed for the exact cost of the meal on Sept 21st, 2025 via Interac.