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Steak Queen restaurant in Toronto made famous by Rob Ford rant goes up in flames

Firefighters at the scene of a fire at the Steak Queen restaurant in Etobicoke on Nov. 8, 2016. Global News

A restaurant in Toronto made famous by the late Rob Ford has gone up in smoke.

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Fire crews were called to the Steak Queen restaurant in Etobicoke around 1 a.m. on Tuesday to find the building’s roof billowing with flames.

A Toronto Fire Services spokesman told Global News the estimated dollar loss is over $500,000. He said the fire was mostly contained to the roof area, adding there was smoke and water damage throughout the restaurant.

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Toronto police said the restaurant was closed at the time and no injuries were reported. The Office of the Fire Marshal is investigating.

READ MORE: Mayor Rob Ford was using Jamaican patois, swear words in video rant

The Steak Queen made headlines a couple years ago after former mayor Rob Ford was filmed inside swearing, mumbling and speaking Jamaican patois.

He later admitted he had too much to drink.

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Nick Westoll contributed to this report.

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