We picked Turtle Jack's tonight because it was close and had good reviews. It is a chain but when…read moreyou're in Niagara Falls and you've already walked 9 miles that day, that plays a part in where you go for dinner. Anyway, they looked pretty full but we got a seat immediately. Sandra was very attentive to us throughout the meal. I ended up getting a small Caesar salad and asked for grilled chicken on top. My husband got a side Caesar with his huge burger. We both enjoyed our food and the restaurant, although full, was quiet. The decor was nice too. We would definitely eat at a Turtle Jacks again.

We were visiting Niagara Falls and a local gave us this recommendation. It's definitely family…read morefriendly, they have a kids menu with crayons and have a toy chest. Your little one can choose a toy from after your meal. Overall the food is fine. Inside is clean and our waitress was super friendly and helpful. I wouldn't say this is a must visit but it' gets the job done

We stopped by on a whim, mostly because of the name. The inside is huge and we asked to be seated…read moreupstairs because there was very loud live music going on downstairs. The upstairs was huge with a large bar and tons of tables. The ambiance was divey and the food matched but it was inexpensive and tasty so I can't complain. I got a Caesar, which is Canada's national cocktail. It got busy towards the end of our visit so it was a little tough getting our checks but our server was super nice and efficient.

During a layover in Toronto after my trip to Japan, we stopped at Loose Moose for a bite to eat and…read morewere pleasantly surprised. The atmosphere was lively with a fun sports bar vibe, great drinks, and friendly staff. I ordered The Woody, and it was absolutely delicious. The caramelized onions were the star of the show and so good that my mom ordered a side of them for her meal. The food was flavorful, portions were generous, and everything was worth the price. One side dish was forgotten and the calamari was a bit greasy, but overall the experience was great. If you're looking for elevated bar food, good drinks, and a lively atmosphere in Toronto, this is definitely worth a stop.

Service is good, they can get busy in the summer obviously. Their patio isn't bad, and beers are…read morecold. The food menu could use an overhaul. They do Halloween party's and other events or themed bar things. I like going for a quick pint. Nothing more.

Big fan of all day specials And happy hour specials…read moreGreat bartender and nice small sports bar

Bouncers are very rude, have seen them grab and be…read moreaggressive with women. They take more authority than needed. They should be fired and replaced. Avoid this place student or not everyone's an ass. Genuinely one of the worst places you could go. I've never seen men treat women so badly and awfully bouncers are rude to people. The drinks are cheap. That's probably one of the only one positive attributes about it and why attracts such a young crowd. Steer Clear of this place ambiance has gone down over the last few years once again to reiterate the staff are awful, except for the bartenders, the bartenders are great. The rest of them suck.

Decades ago, I hung out here with other professionals because the patio was awesome and the food…read moreand drink were reliably good. I went again last week. To me, the Madison seems like a fraternity/warehouse party house and not the interesting multi-level mansion that it used to be. To get into the building we had to pass through a passage or hallway (partly outdoors) in which a person--who seemed like a waitress--was smoking. When we left the bar, several people were smoking there and we had to pass through a fug in order to exit. As soon as I sat down on the patio, I smelled cigarettes. The smell persisted; when we changed seats to a different area of the patio, I noticed a young woman smoking in her seat. I finally told the waiter it was illegal and unpleasant and he agreed to do something. She was smoking so blatantly; I haven't seen that in years. Why I had to mention it, I don't know. My friends invited us to the Madison because their website advertised a deal on food and drink on the first Thursday of the month, and my friends are thrifty. When I arrived, some of the group were angry because they had been denied the deal although it was Thursday June 4. I spoke to the manager and showed her the offer on the Madison website. After a lengthy wait--she said she had to speak to someone higher up first--we were allowed the deal. The two most hangry people of the group left for another restaurant before we learned that the deal would be honoured. We proceeded to order some fine Amsterdam draft and snacks as per the deal. The beer, fish & chips, and quesadillas were all very good. However, because of the kerfuffle over the discount, the beer took at least 20 minutes to arrive AFTER they agreed to honour the deal: the Tap on the patio wasn't working. The food came when we were about half-done our pints; at this point, we were at least 45 minutes in the bar (which was not very busy). The music was blaring loud; we had to yell at each other to communicate. So I led the group over to another area of the patio without telling the waiter (he had been hard to find already, but I was fed up with the yelling and sitting at a picnic table, so we just moved). I guess that offended him because he gave me a heck of a glare; I gave him the same look back because I don't need that on a night out. A few minutes after moving, our group had a good laugh because it seemed that the music had been turned up louder in the new area; we had to talk very loudly to be heard over a group of students beside us and the music. We had repeatedly told the waiter that it was too loud and surprise!, the volume goes up! This may have made sense when I was young--hollering HOW ARE YOU at my friends in bars. The waiter seemed moody, so a friendly gal in our group asked him if he didn't like us, and another of our group asked for the waiter's name and introduced himself. The waiter then seemed to realize that we weren't just complaining irritants. Although I noticed an older man who appeared to be an academic and an affluent boomer couple from the neighbourhood, this seems to be a party place, like a warehouse bar. Loud, long waits for the beer, moody staff and false advertising. If I want to get wasted and blow $10 per draft beer, I'll be back.

If I could give this place a lower rating I would ... the owner Mary actually degrades and swears…read moreat her customers even with younger children around... We ordered food and there was questionable items in the food that were not edible.. there was a of plastic in my sandwich and my fries seemed to be reheated over and over were full of oil ...my husband had to go to the emergency for food poisoning... the bathrooms had something that looked like mouse poop on the floor and there no hygiene products in the bathroom or toilet paper ....dine at your own risk and bring a first aid kit with you ... diners beware stay away for your own health and safety.

I like this place. I did not eat there but I did a lot of drinking there. They were a little slow…read morebut Mary was AMAZING! Great personality, great personality and excellent service. I recommend this bar.

When this establishment opened, I did visit it as I love to support new businesses but I can't…read morereally recall my experience! I do think that this place was remodeled though - for the better! I had the opportunity to visit again with a friend last night. I loved it! The servers were very friendly and helpful (too many wing choices to make a decision - especially when you're hungry, so they helped!). This is a sports bar but not over the top with wall to wall tv screens - just the right amount! Decor was interesting and seating was well placed and spaced. We ordered the Alti Special and the lemon pepper dry rub with a hot honey dipping sauce. Both were excellent. Wings were piping hot too! Nice to know this neighborhood bar has transitioned and is still producing quality wings. By the way, their menu is quite extensive for a wing place. Lots of pub food! I dare you to win your place on the Wall of Flames!

Classic wing bar... wings are great! And many flavours to choose from…read more I also had the nachos, they were large enough for two maybe even three. Good flavour and no frills. Service was good and it looked like they were well staffed for any rush that may occur. It's great for friends to hang out in a chill easygoing atmosphere.

We enjoyed the warm hospitality and delicious menu here as we celebrated a family birthday. The…read moreattentive staff made all of us feel welcome including 3 guests in their 90s who were accommodated comfortably. The food was excellent and we highly recommend CC's to anyone who enjoys excellent food served in a family-friendly atmosphere.

Schuey's has just finally reopened after two and a half years closed and under renovations…read more Serge has really done a great job and the food menu has really been updated with great flavors. My butter chicken was tops and my wife had penne pasta alfredo and both were top notch delicious. Glad it has reopened. Its been too long.

Wanted to try something different in Mississauga and wanted to watch NHL playoff games. Did I find…read morethe holy grail of dive sports bars. The best way to describe Schuey's is the Canadian version of Cheers (TV Show) where everybody know your name. Being from out of town I sat at the bar and was warmly welcomed and spoke to long time patrons at the bar. They had their chicken wing special which was fantastic and then had to try their poutine which was good. Plenty of beers on tap and the menu offered good bar food. Schuey's is close to the airport and is a great spot if in town of business or take the family. Will be back when in town again!!

Expensive drinks and unfriendly staff. Clearly needs new management…read more The only upside I can think of is they're open till 1am. Still, last call is at 12:30.

We did takeout from here today and ordered some of the famous wings and fries. You have to try the…read moredill sauce for the fries - they are definitely worth it. The wings were juicy and had just the right amount of sauce. I didn't quite get the right amount of dill sauces, and they didn't put any napkins in the bag - something you think would be an automatic for wings! Overall though, it is one of my favourite places to get wings, and this location met the expectations.

We stopped in at 1540 on a Tuesday. It is a dive bar. Very…read morefew patrons and it was quiet. We had 2 Guinness at the regular price. The bartender was very friendly. + The bathrooms were clean. + 2700K lighting. $32.12 CAD for 2 beers including tax and tip

I can't even count the number of times I've driven or walked by the Wheat Sheaf Tavern and been…read moreintrigued by their claim of being Toronto's oldest bar. So when I found myself on a recent Tuesday afternoon, I figured I'd better finally stop in. I showed up around 4:30 and the bar was already pretty packed, but luckily for me a couple of people were just leaving and freeing up a spot at the end. Score! I wound up taking advantage of the Happy Hour and grabbing a pint of a very tasty lager. I figured I should probably also have a bite, so I decided to go with the very affordable Taco ("cabbage, chipotle aioli, cilantro, onion, lime") and I got the Marinated Steak option. It's a decent taco. The chipotle aioli is quite tasty and zesty, and the other components, including a very fresh-tasting tortilla, are just as good. The meat was a little questionable, however, as it had a vaguely unpleasant flavor I couldn't quite put my finger on. Still, it was a cheap snack that I ate quite quickly. I can definitely see why the Wheat Sheaf Tavern has been around so long. The vibe was very welcoming and the bartender was super nice. I'll definitely return.