I had an opportunity to try my first Veras Burger tonite at the Davie location and found it to be cooked to perfection. It was cooked medium rare and was oh so juicy. Along with the burger, I had one heck of a milkshake.

I will be back soon to enjoy another of Veras burger creations.

If this new big city franchise plans on making a go of it out here in the burbs, good luck.

Small, burnt, shrivelled burger, probably the worst hambuger I've ever had. Decent fries I guess. Service... what service? It's like a movie theatre concession, go up and order, here's a cup go get your drink, we'll call you when you can come pick up your food. And both a tip jar and tip option on my debide card to boot?
lol.

Value, almost $15 for food I wouldn't pay $5 for.

Brutal.

I have always been served juicy and fresh burgers here. I love the array of toppings - my fave has to be the bacon cheese with sauteed mushrooms, onions and all the veggies! It goes well with a chocolate shake. The poutine is also awesome, tho I always ask for the gravy on the side to avoid soaked fries. Serving sizes are enough that two people can eat well off a single burger, order of fries, and one shake. Alas, haven't been there in a LONG time in order to preserve my health ;)

I was a bit leery of Vera's as I had never gone there before, but I was pleasantly surprised.

This wasn't the best burger I ever had, but the BBQ Burger I ordered was good for the price. The patty was moist and cooked medium-well, and the toppings were discernible in the burger itself. The onion rings I ordered alongside were also similar, not really the best but not bad at all in their own right.

The service was pleasant, but a bit slow. There was a large lunch crowd however, so it's hard to say it's any worse than a three when they are obviously making everything fresh to order.

The value is ok, but $11.50 for a burger, rings and fountain drink is a bit on the high side. The quality and size are both pretty good but if you just want to get filled up, you can get something else for cheaper.

The Ambiance is fine. There is enough place to sit down and eat, and the restaurant itself is clean. The staff there were cleaning tables on a regular basis, and everything appeared hygienic.

Vera's isn't really the best, but it's definitely a step up from McDonald's or other fast food. If you want a burger and want to spend around $10, then it's a good option.

I am a fan and love hamburgers, as everyone on here who writes a review. At first I see a Vera's All around the city. And thought... I will try their burgers. and it is specifically a "burger restaurant". Before going in to the Davie Street location; I had previously heard only bad comments about it! Yet, I had gone in un-biased. After finally reaching the counter, after standing in line for at least 10 minutes (yself and two other patrons only). the woman (whom is the owner) asked: What would you like? I replied: "a burger", with fries and a pop. then the confusion began! the woman at the counter asked me: "Well, what kind kind of burger???" I replied, "a Regular Hamburger". To which she she replied, what kind of hamburger?. I said just the regular burger! she begin to say to me: Well we have... and then went through the whole menu. I said: "just the normal burger". then she asked me "well, what would you like on that?"; to which I replied... "whatever it comes with". then she began to ask me again what I wanted on my hamburger, and, told me all the list of condiments. I said "whatever you put on it". Then she said to me: Well, you can have "3 free items. would you like ketchup, mustard, mayo, everything else is extra". My reply, a regular hamburger! then she told me, finally "the burger comes plain! (nothing on it)". finally... while waiting I began to start sneezing, and coughing. Looking around, I seen clouds of black smoke, billowing above my head, and throughout the restaurant. I mentioned that their vents were not working, to getting no reply! 15 minutes later (in an nearly empty restaurant) I got my burger, with fries and a pop! this is not the end of the story... I get it back to my abode, and take a look at what they have, a friend of mine and co-worker seen the patty and said: " it looks like the SUBWAY ribs". Pre-pressed something??? not meat! and it was a wedge; meaning, wide on one side and flat on the other side of the patty. I took a bite to feel something hard on my teeth... The end of the tomato, and bit of stem! Still trying to be un-biased... I ate two, maybe 3 bites, and had to throw it in the garbage! the fries were cold, tasted re-fried, and hard! Ten dollars and change down the toilet :( To be fair... I understand the food business is hard to be in. and realize that people are trying to make a buck! and probably not all the Vera's are the same, maybe they had an off day? However the customer should always come first. For the price people are paying, and the terrible confusing service... It's not hard for customers to walk down the street or over to Denman for a burger. for the same price or even less money, to get a better burger and deal.

As far as burgers go, this place serves up the best, whether with real meat or vegetarian.

They have good prices, a wide variety and tasty fries.

Definitely worth clogging the arteries. Go for it!

The thing about Vera's is yes, the burgers can be really big. Things look good on the outside. The other thing about Vera's is that there is no good delicious taste to the burger patties. The yam fries are ok. The milkshakes are ok.

So if you're really hungry and need value over quality and need to get full and don't have so much taste buds left in your mouth, then by all means, go for Vera's.

On that note, I will never go back to Vera's again.

I was a fan of Vera's on Davie until one night a couple of months when I noticed that the price that the cashier (who later identified herself as a co-owner of the Davie franchise) had charged me for my combo was higher than the price on the take out menu that I'd printed from Vera's corporate website the day before. Instead of refunding the overcharge, I was told the "error" (It was clear they didn't believe me) was the fault of head office.

When I returned home, I called the store and gave them directions on how to find the take out menu with the lower price on their own corporate website. Instead of a sincere apology for overcharging me, I was told I could return to the store for the refund (never mind the time that I'd wasted by this point) and that someone from head office would call me. Instead of a call from head office, I received a very patronizing phone call from someone who identified himself as the franchise holder. I was a loyal Vera's customer until that night - so much so that I'd given them not one but three opportunities to make up for not believing me about the overcharge when I first brought it to their attention. Having waited tables and served up burgers while I was in university, I know my customer service expectations were reasonable (and met with a mixture of indifference and annoyance).

I used to dine at Vera's on Davie about 3 times per month. I will never return.

Complaint about a salmon burger resulted in rudeness at Davie St. location. Feedback to manager fell on deaf ears. Strange how this restaurant feels it's unecessary to pay attention to its customers. I will never dine here again. They've lost hundreds in revenue over a $10 burger. Odd business etiquette.