Restaurant Guide: Harvey’s

Harvey’s is of course known for its burgers, so we’ve listed the Points values for some common orders here. At Harvey’s each burger is fully customizable so here we have given ranges for standard menu items. At the lowest end of the spectrum, you’ll find the Veggie Burger and the Junior Burger, at 7 and 8 Points, respectively. At the opposite end, you’ve got the Big Harv Angus, which comes in at 27 Points. Smaller sizes and eliminating high-Point ingredients like cheese and bacon will help keep the Points values down.

While known for its burgers, Harvey’s also has some other meal options if you’re just not feeling a burger. A Grilled Chicken Sandwich is 4 Points, while a two-piece serving of Chicken Strips is 6 Points. You can also get melas like the Grilled Chicken Wrap, for 10 Points.

If you’re feeling a salad instead, you can keep things light with the Grilled Chicken Salad (0 Points without dressing). Grilling will be lower Points than frying, and getting no dressing or dressing on the side will also save some Points.

Poutines are also on offer at Harvey’s, and are on the higher end of the Points spectrum. Of course, nothing is off the table on WeightWatchers, so by knowing the Points values ahead of time, you can plan your day or week accordingly and track your meal before you even get to the restaurant.

Sides at Harvey’s include fries, of course, onion rings, deep fried pickles, and pie. Most of these average between 9 and 12 Points. For a Points-free side, try the garden salad, which is made up of non-starchy veggies – a Zero Point Food.

Dipping sauces at Harvey’s are all around 3 or 4 Points, depending on the flavour, which makes tracking pretty easy.

Harvey’s also offers frozen drinks like milkshakes and slushies, so we’ve listed their Points values too (based on regular sizes). They’re all between 31 and 42 Points each.