Campbellford is not likely some place you will just come across. It does have some interesting…read moresights and is a very quaint town along a river. If you find yourself here you really must visit The Church-Key Pub. I have only been here at lunch time but I hear the evenings with live music is a must if you are in the area. Lunch food was great and the person preparing the food, serving it and being the bartender (she does it all) was extremely personable and effecient. Peterborough (56 km), Belleville (50 km) or even Kingston (130 km) make it a very scenic enjoyable drive (or ride) for a day trip for good food

Tiny spot by the bridge. Amazing tap list for a small-town pub. Small menu for snacking.read more

Prices are a little pricey for food. The interior of the bar is dark, reminded me of a bar from the…read more1980's. Ended up sitting outside at a picnic table as the weather was gorgeous. Service was awesome, Zach did a great job!

Food was excellent; ambience cozy, service friendly, funny,like a family atmosphere ( Kerri was…read moreamazing) not the first time here but always impresses.. down to earth and homey...

We are traveling through this city and came through a bit late, so we stopped at this Pub! It was…read moreso cute, it had a really immersive interior. I really felt like I was stepping into a pub, like a classic rugby players come here after games pub. They were setting up karaoke but we didn't partake. It was a bit hot (not miserable) so we ate out on their patio. The art was really pretty. We weren't sure what to order so when our server came around we asked them what they suggested. They told us the fish and chips were really good and so were the wings so my mom and I ordered that while my brother got Wings and sweet potato fries. The fish and chips were delicious, the fish was so crispy. My mom really liked the coleslaw and we both loved the chips (my mom ate them with ketchup and I dosed mine with vinegar). My brother really enjoyed his wings but his sweet potato fries were absolutely amazing. The servers were all really nice. I don't remember our server telling us their name but they had a pineapple tattoo on their hand and they were really attentive and friendly even though we were outside! We all really enjoyed this place! Would definitely come again if we weren't just traveling through.

Now has a Dance Club called Footloose on 2nd floor with fantastic music…read more Opens evenings Thursday to Saturday but will be extending hours bit by bit. Available for Private Party Bookings & Functions. Pub downstairs as good as ever and functions separately.

This pub is one of the good things about this town from the perspective of a foodie and as a music…read morelover. I've had their fish and chips in the past, which were meh compared to what I've experienced elsewhere, but that is where I will finish complaining and start complimenting for example the tacos here. They are amazing, as is the poutine, the onion rings, and the Smash burger--I got the Angry Sterling, which is a flavour explosion with delicious toppings. And the drink, the Toronto cocktail, was amazing--a strong enough flavour of whisky with just enough of the liqueurs to make it not sting going down. Oh, and I haven't spoken about the live music yet. There was a guy playing guitar who was taking requests, and--and I'm saying this as a person who isn't too big a fan of acoustic guitar music--was pretty good. His passion alone made me start to bop my head and tap my foot to the music. Oh, and I'd be remiss if I didn't mention the nice trails, beach, and a historic house in a neighbourhood that reminds me of the bridal path. Up a flight of stairs that can be found on Mill Street in intervals between Pharma Save and Ed Whites (appliances) on the side across from where the Pharma Save is...

Just dropped in for a drink and the butter chicken smelled so good that we had to have some!…read moreWonderful vibe, service, and food!

I had the prime rib. Way over done and not much of it. The…read moreYorkshire pudding was as hard as a bullet. The baked beans were dryer than a popcorn fart The gravy was the bright spot. Homemade and fantastic. The fries are also quite good. Service was decent. Booth was made for little people not full grown adults. Wasn't very busy when we arrived around 5:15. Mediocre at best with an expensive price tag. Will stick to pizza if we ever come back.

Love little patio, in the back. We both had the banquet burger, which was delicious. My husband…read moresaid his poutine was the best he has had in a long time and I had the kettle chips, crispy yet soft inside. Definitely recommend this clean, hospitable pub!

Great appetizer, Orange Carmelized Brie with Almonds. Split a corned beef sandwich. Super tender…read morecorned beef with a delicious topping with 1000 Island and onions. Fries were good as well. The music was amazing. Jazzy with a female vocalist. This band could jam. Waitress said they're here every Thursday.

Great pub with really good live music. Solid Guinness pour, good food (wings and Irish stew),…read moreexcellent bar tender and friendly patrons.

Rural Ontario towns have a ton of charm, ubiquitous Tom Hortons, and many-an-oversized objet d'art…read more When it comes to cuisine, the "hot hamburger" comes to mind - a beef patty served on a single slice of white bread, drowned in dark gravy. Not bad actually. But what nary comes to mind is a Trinidad and Tobago treasure trove of Caribbean treats. D's Modern Caribbean serves them up with style in the lovely town of Campbellford. I had the very reasonably priced half roti and salad with jerk chicken, of course. My friend had the same with goat, of course. And my wife had the cleverly and deliciously prepared mushrooms, cooked and styled like scallops, of course. Man alive! Flavours were spot on, heat was legit but not over the top. Service and ambiance were just right. D's gets an A+ in my book.

Who knew you could find tasty origin in Trinidadian cuisine in Campbellford? We thoroughly enjoyed…read morethe saheena, pepper shrimp, and pepper roti in this beautiful little restaurant. I should also add that the service was impeccable and the entire vibe was welcoming. We were also treated with several visits from the owner Dee who was happy to walk us through the menu, provide pairing advice, and even advice on how to blend some of the great flavours across our dishes. Although we went for mains, one great feature on the menu was the ability to order an appetizer platter which comes with four full sized app's. My only regret, I was too stuffed to enjoy some of their home made ice cream and the bread pudding. Should you ever find yourself in Northumberland County, I suggest you pop in for a visit!