Long-standing North York Mr. Sub hit with 10 health-code infractions

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The Keele St. location remains open after receiving a conditional pass notice

Published Sep 11, 2026 • 1 minute read

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A fast-food restaurant that has been in its North York location for decades was served up numerous infractions by city health inspectors.

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Mr. Sub at 3885 Keele St. received a conditional pass notice on Wednesday over 10 infractions — four crucial, five significant and one minor, according to Toronto Public Health.

The location, which has been a long-standing fixture on Keele St., just south of Finch Ave. W., remains open to the public.

The four crucial infractions included failing to process food in a manner safe to eat and failing to protect food from contamination or adulteration.

The sub shop also failed to ensure a food handler on the premises refrained from conduct that could result in food contamination, and did not ensure a food handler washed their hands as necessary to prevent contamination.

Closeup of an employee putting together a Mr. Sub sub.

As for its five significant violations, the location was found to be using food equipment “not of readily cleanable form” and not sanitizing utensils in the proper solution — specifically, a “quaternary ammonium compound solution of less than 200 (parts per million).”

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The restaurant also failed to maintain handwashing stations with soap and paper towels, did not keep its sanitary facility sanitary and used a dirty cloth to clean utensils.

The lone minor infraction was failing to ensure that equipment surfaces were sanitized as necessary.

A detailed list of infractions at Toronto restaurants can be found on DineSafe.

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