Patty King Bakery

Too much rice. If you get large instead of small size, there will be lots and lots of rice.

I’ve been coming here for the jerk pork (rice and peas) for the past 5 years for lunch every few months.
It has never ever let me down. Although the portions are lunch portion it’s only $ 5
I’ve practically tried all their lunch meal items (jerk pork, chicken, roast chicken, ox tail, etc)

Fantastic place for some island eats. Patty’s, Jerk Pork lunch highly recommend. Even have lamb and stew chicken and all around $ 6 – 7. What a deal, cheap but delicious eats.

Patty King is good for cheap good eat!
Jerk Pork with Rice ($ 4.43) eating that made me really happy. Tender pork with the perfect spice and at under $ 5!!!
Now I know why there is always a line up at Patty King! And it definitely worth the wait.
There are a few small standing table if you want to dine in.

You gotta love the prices at Patty King — so affordable!!! Get the Spicy Beef Patty with Doubles for $ 1.30. The lunch specials are also great value. Parking is challenging on the front but space is available in the lot in the back.

We come here for our patties and sausage rolls. They’re yummy and fresh. They also have cooked/​hot food if you’re hungry in the area.

Delicious beef patty if you take a fresh baked one in winter time. No place to sit in the place. Generally buy a $ 5 pack with 12 patties and heated at home.

I love to get bags of frozen patties here as they sell seconds at a cheaper price then patties anywhere in T.O. Also as an added bonus they have a wonderful hot table full of delicious meals. And the daily special is so cheap and includes a drink. The only thing negative is that they do not sell the wonderful baked goodies that the Patty King shop in Kensington Market has.

Very good quality Jamaican take-​out food. This can be difficult to find. The name would suggest otherwise, but there are a lot of other types of Jamaican food being offered here besides patties. There is Jerk Chicken and curry goat amongst the other offerings. Definitely worth the trip out.

We came here to stock up on the beef patties, which are great. We tried some of the frozen samosas and they are even better! Highly recommended if you don’t have a local purveyor.

There’s really no parking available here as you see at any one time there are 2 – 3 cars just parked in the front for a short time while they jump out and make an order of various Patty & Jamaican favourites at the retail end counter area although there is a small 3 table on the side for your standing pleasure.
Most people already know PATTY King at their local Grocery Store fridge or grew up eating these with their lunch allowance at Public School. I guess this would be the lunch spot for the grown ups since it’s within an industrial area but you’ll see people from all walks of life. Mom and her kids, UPS guy, Mr. Coffee guy, hungry 2 Patty guy.
Ox Tail (Small/​$ 6.72) was beyond fall off the bone as even the bone themselves had the sauce/​gravy colors. The Tails were cut prior to cooking as you can see that they weren’t cut off at each natural section, just something I noticed that doesn’t add/​subtract from the meal. A good portion was provided as it comes with your choice of White Rice or Rice & Peas. There are Jerk items, Curry items on top of Lunch Specials.
They carry Grace Pop/​Juices and on one of the table there is a bottle of Grace Hot Pepper Sauce awaiting those more adventurous. While I ate in, everyone else was taking their bags/​boxes/​individual Patties to go.

This is the magical place where all the Patty King patties are made. It’s a factory, but they have a retail area in the front that gets crammed with people on lunch breaks around noon.
The reason I love Patty King is because they sell all sorts of Jamaican treats — Jerk chicken, rice and peas, those coconut nectar drinks, sweet breads, and of course, every kind of patty you could dream of. Patties are chicken, veggie or beef in varying levels of spice, and if you buy them in the store they’re only a dollar. Lunch specials of chicken, rice and a drink range from $ 4-​$ 8.
But the real reason I come here isn’t for the lunch special. It’s because you can buy a bag of frozen patties that weren’t pretty enough to make the boxes they sell to grocery stores, and they’re craaaazy cheap. Literally they end up being around 30 cents each. For a package of 12 patties, I remember it being around $ 4. Grab a couple of bags, stash them in the freezer, and whenever you get the patty craving, pop one in the oven for instant gratification.
The factory is on Progress Ave, pretty close to Scarborough Town Centre. It’s easier to get to if you have a car, but there’s a Progress bus and it’s not a terrible walk if you’re feeling adventurous. It’s totally worth it, plus Dad’s cookies is on the way, so you can get your fill of cheap snacks and go home happy.