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★★★★★ 5.0 · 3 Google reviews
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I got naija beef, chicken and the beef/chicken shawarma. It was really nice, my family enjoyed it and I have recommended Greelz to family and friends.
I’m so happy Greelz finally opened a location in Brampton! I've always been a fan and wished they were closer, so when I saw they were coming to Brampton, I…I’m so happy Greelz finally opened a location in Brampton! I've always been a fan and wished they were closer, so when I saw they were coming to Brampton, I was excited. I've been there a few times already, and the experience has been great every time. The food is delicious, the atmosphere is beautiful, and the whole place has a modern, Instagram-worthy vibe. I'm especially obsessed with their Beef Yummie Shawarma. I also love their rewards program. You simply enter your phone number when ordering and earn points with every purchase. After just a couple of visits, I had already earned $5 in rewards. Great food, great atmosphere, and great perks. Definitely worth a visit!
The jollof rice was good and the suya burger was bagging I went back for more😭❤️❤️❤️❤️
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Lagos flavour has a new address in Brampton. Greelz On Main, an Afro-fusion Nigerian restaurant, has opened a new location at 27 Main Street North in downtown Brampton, bringing its suya grilled meats, Agege style suya burgers, suya wraps, and Nigerian style shawarma to a third Ontario spot. The Brampton opening matters for a simple reason: until now, fans in the west end had to travel to Toronto for Greelz, and now the same menu is on Main Street in their own downtown.
What makes it special
Suya is the centre of the Greelz story. The West African grilled meat, seasoned with a peanut based spice mix and cooked over heat, is the kind of dish that travels well from street food to restaurant menu, and Greelz builds much of its menu around it. At the Brampton location, that means suya grilled meats, Agege style suya burgers, suya wraps, and shawarma made in a Nigerian style, plus bowls served with jollof rice or fries. It is a menu that rewards people who like bold seasoning, grilled meat, and a choice between rice and fries as the base.
The chef behind it is Tolu Okojie, known as Chef TEE, and the Brampton opening extends a brand that already has two Toronto locations, in Bloor West Village and Kensington Market. That track record matters for a new location, because it means the Brampton kitchen is opening with a tested menu rather than a first draft. For Brampton diners, it also means a new reason to spend an evening downtown, on a main street that is building a food identity of its own.
What to expect
Expect a casual, flavour first menu built around grilled meats and bold sides. Alongside the suya dishes and shawarma, the menu includes sides such as fried plantain, yam fries, sweet potato fries, and Greelz slaw. Bowls can be built with jollof rice or fries, which makes it easy to share a table where one person wants rice and another wants fries, or to order a bowl that leans more toward comfort food than spice.
Plant based diners are not left out. The verified coverage notes plant based options at Greelz, with a recommendation to check the Brampton menu for the current choices. That is worth doing before ordering, since plant based items can vary by location. The overall tone is Afro-fusion rather than strictly traditional, which means familiar formats like burgers, wraps, and bowls carry Nigerian seasoning and ingredients, rather than asking diners to learn a completely new menu from scratch.
Practical details
Greelz On Main in Brampton is located at 27 Main Street North, in downtown Brampton. The restaurant is an Afro-fusion Nigerian spot from chef Tolu Okojie, known as Chef TEE. The menu includes suya grilled meats, Agege style suya burgers, suya wraps, Nigerian style shawarma, and bowls with jollof rice or fries, plus sides including fried plantain, yam fries, sweet potato fries, and Greelz slaw. Plant based options are available, with the Brampton menu as the best check for current choices. Greelz already has two Toronto locations, in Bloor West Village and Kensington Market.
Opening hours for the Brampton location were not stated in the verified coverage, so check the restaurant’s own listing before visiting for hours, delivery options, and the current menu. When visiting, note the Brampton address clearly, since the Toronto locations are separate and have their own hours and menus.
Who it is for
This is for Brampton diners who want Nigerian flavour without a trip to Toronto, for suya fans who want to compare a burger, a wrap, and a straight grilled plate, and for groups where some people want spice and others want a plant based bowl. It is also a good downtown Brampton date night or casual dinner pick, especially for anyone who likes grilled meat, jollof rice, and fried plantain on the same table. Start with suya, add plantain, and save a bowl for the return visit.
