Melty cheeseburgers from Chef Matty Matheson are being grilled up directly across from Trinity Bellwoods Park. Grab a 7 oz cheeseburger for $12 when you want to reminisce on the Parts & Labour days, or when we could still go to outdoor events like Mattyfest.

Hand-sized sandwiches made in the style of Cairo's street food are crushable and cheap from this King West takeout spot. They're $3.99 each, though I recommend getting the Tut's Deal, $9.99, for two sandwiches plus a soft drink and dukka-spiced fries.

Anyone hanging around near Yonge-Dundas Square would be remiss not to try these loaded egg sandwiches on pillow-soft Japanese milk bread. Sandwiches run from $5.70 to $7.70, which is hard to believe considering these things are massive.

This cozy takeout counter just steps from Rosedale station takes corner-stop cold cut sandwiches to the next level. Foot-longs or half that size are $10.99 and under, and come packed with hearty ingredients like meatballs and crispy onions.

Lippincott Street's shack for smash burgers, hot dogs, and fries takes over the old digs of BBs diner with a casual menu for patties on potato rolls. Their mustard-y Happy Sauce adds some signature flavour to cheeseburgers ($6.95) and The Happy Chicken ($8.95).

Dundas West's hit spot for New York-style subs doesn't feel like your typical sandwich joint. Meats like Genoan salami and brined roast beef are sliced in-house and see an addition of quality ingredients like pesto and Calabrian chili spread. All subs are $15 and under.

Scarborough's newest spot for Southern-style hot chicken offers a lean menu of super fried options with customizable spice options from 1 to 5. The Nashville hot chicken comes with boneless legs and thighs on obligatory checkered butcher paper for $11.50.