Elijah's Automatic Flame Broiled
Etobicoke / The Queensway, Toronto
Restaurant in Toronto, Canada
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Book this mentally as a casual Etobicoke burger detour, not a formal night out. Elijah’s Automatic Flame Broiled is strongest for flame-broiled smash burgers, fries, shakes, a moody converted-house room that makes dine-in more rewarding than delivery. At about $20 per person, it is an easy yes for burger-focused plans and a weaker fit for large groups or polished occasions.
About Elijah's Automatic Flame Broiled
Elijah's Automatic Flame Broiled in Toronto is a focused stop for flame-broiled smash burgers, fries, a room with more personality than a standard fast-food burger joint.
The confirmed core is flame-broiled smash burgers and fries, with the Bacon Automatic burger, chili cheese fries, a Harry & Heels California-style donut among the named signature items.
Flame-broiled burgers in a room with personality
The draw at Elijah's Automatic Flame Broiled is direct: flame-broiled smash burgers and fries in a dark, moody, club-like space inside a converted house. The appeal is not only the food format; it is the contrast between the converted-house setting and the fire-themed branding and decor inside. That atmosphere is part of the value, especially if you want a casual Toronto burger meal that feels more like a cool hangout spot than a typical fast-food stop.
Ordering can stay focused on the signatures. The Bacon Automatic burger is the named burger to know, while chili cheese fries are the named fries order. The Harry & Heels California-style donut is the confirmed sweet option.
The room matters, but this is still casual
The converted-house setting is the reason this feels more distinctive than a typical fast-food burger run. The indoor space is small and cozy, with a darker, fire-themed look that makes it feel relaxed rather than formal. It is the kind of place to consider when the goal is a focused burger-and-fries meal in Toronto, not a dressed-up dining room.
That distinction matters. Elijah's Automatic Flame Broiled has a clear identity: flame-broiled smash burgers and fries, a few named signatures, a distinctive atmosphere built around flame and fire.
Who should go, who should skip it
Go if the decision is a casual burger meal with a little more intent: a low-pressure meet-up or a Toronto stop for someone who wants flame-broiled smash burgers and fries. Skip it for a formal occasion or when you want a polished, dressed-up dining room.
Budget: plan around $20 per person. Food focus: flame-broiled smash burgers and fries. Dress: relaxed. Group fit: the small, cozy indoor space is better suited to simple casual meals than to a crowd. For broader planning, use our full Toronto restaurants guide, plus Toronto bars, Toronto hotels, Toronto wineries, Toronto experiences guides.
Planning details
- Location
- Toronto, Canada
- Website
- elijahsautomatic.com
- Phone
- +14165031101
Venue details
Ambiance
A dark, moody, club-like atmosphere inside a converted house, with branding and decor themed around flame and fire; it feels more like a cool hangout spot than a typical fast-food burger joint, with a small, cozy indoor space and a relaxed patio vibe.
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Vibe
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At the Table
- Noise Level
- Lively
- Service Style
- Counter Service
- Meal Pacing
- Quick Bite
- Capacity
- Small
Signature Dishes
- Bacon Automatic burger
- Chili cheese fries
- Harry & Heels California-style donut
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What should a first-timer know about Elijah's Automatic Flame Broiled?
Go in expecting a casual burger stop with a distinctive room. The draw is the flame-broiled smash burgers and fries, the $20 per person price keeps it in casual-meal territory for Toronto.
Can Elijah's Automatic Flame Broiled accommodate groups?
The setting is a small, cozy indoor space, so it makes the most sense for simple casual meals rather than a large dinner crew. Plan around a burger-and-fries format at about $20 per person.
How far ahead should I book Elijah's Automatic Flame Broiled?
Is Elijah's Automatic Flame Broiled worth the price?
Yes, if you want flame-broiled smash burgers and fries at about $20 per person. The value is strongest when you want a no-fuss burger meal in Toronto with a more distinctive atmosphere than a typical fast-food joint.
Is Elijah's Automatic Flame Broiled good for a special occasion?
It can work for a low-key occasion, like a casual meet-up, but it is not a formal choice. The $20 per person price, burger-focused format, relaxed atmosphere make it more practical than dressed-up.
