Shake Shack Canada has revealed plans to expand its operations in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) with six new outlets opening in 2025 and 2026.
The new restaurants will offer burgers, Crinkle Cut Fries, and hand-spun shakes.
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The expansion is seen as a notable investment in the Canadian market and will create 400 jobs.
Shake Shack will adapt its offerings and experiences to align with local preferences.
Each new location will incorporate contributions from local artists to enhance the design and cultural relevance of the spaces.
The new outlet at Kitchen Hub Castlefield in York has already opened, and the Square One Shopping Centre branch on City Centre Dr, Mississauga, will follow on 19 August.
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By GlobalDataThe location at Yonge & Eglinton will open in autumn 2025 and will showcase the work of Canadian artist Kirsten McCrea.
Additional sites are planned for Vaughan Mills, King West and Yonge and Bloor, with openings anticipated in mid-2026.
Each will reflect the brand’s focus on quality food, thoughtful design and community involvement.
Shake Shack Canada business director Billy Richmond stated: “The energy we’ve seen from Canadian guests since day one has been incredible. This next chapter is about more than opening doors — it’s about showing up for the communities we serve.
“Our intention is to deliver high-quality dining experiences that stand the test of time, and this GTA expansion sets the stage for Shake Shack’s long-term success in Canada.
“With plans already in motion, we’re excited to bring the Shack experience to more cities across Canada in the near future.”
