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Grateful Chicken – Symbolbild, Image 1 — Fig. 01Symbolbild© Choo Yut Shing from Singapore, Singapore · CC BY 2.0

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About Grateful Chicken

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Grateful Chicken is a restaurant (Chicken) in Toronto, in the Financial District district. Up-to-date information is available on its own website. Just around the corner: Oxford Tower (Toronto) (sight, 45 m) and IBIS (hotel, 83 m).

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At a glance

Category: Restaurant › Chicken
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Opening hours: Mon–Fri07:30–16:00Sat09:45–16:00Sunclosedper website · as of 11/8/2026
Address: —
M5H 2K1 Toronto, Canada
District: Financial District
Phone: —
Website: www.chefshall.com
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Coordinates: 43.65040° N · -79.38408° E
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Identifier: ID 368e0339-529…

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Location & surroundings

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According to the website

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Grateful Chicken is a food stand inside CHEFS HALL at the Richmond-Adelaide Centre in downtown Toronto. The menu focuses on fried chicken prepared in a crispy buttermilk batter. Guests can choose between classic Fried Chicken Sandwiches and Hot Chicken Sandwiches, served with honey-chili sauce or ranch dressing. As part of the food hall concept, the stand also offers Chicken Wings, available for ten dollars as part of the daily Bar Bites. The location is in the Financial District at 111 Richmond Street West and is directly accessible via the PATH network. CHEFS HALL has large indoor seating areas as well as two open-air terraces that you can enjoy for an outdoor break. Reservations are not required, as the concept is designed for spontaneous visits and relaxed lingering.

Source: www.chefshall.com/grateful-chicken · retrieved 11/8/2026 · Text generated by a language model from the website's information, no guarantee of accuracy

Preise: meist 7,50–10 $
Merkmale: vegetarisch, vegan, Terrasse/Garten, Reservierung

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