Truly a local dive bar. Small, very divey eclectic, locals, good prices, and good service.read more

Amazing server, so chic and friendly. Laid back, good jukebox. A little rough around the edges,…read moredefinitely not for the pearls and sweater set, but it's a great time.

Lol I don't know how I feel it looks like a dive bar but feels classy at the same time…read more They give you the bill in a cd album. Awesome interior. Some good cocktails and food. Worth checking out Great place to catch up with old friends or meet new ones. So happy to see my old neighborhood having some nice bars!

With a small patio at the front, Poor Romeo is a haven for those who love direct sunlight. Maybe it…read morewas how the sun was hitting the restaurant on our July visit, but even with all the umbrellas up there wasn't an ounce of shade. Not wanting to roast, we safely seconded ourselves inside. Here I was greeted with a chill bar environment with tables so crammed together that it'd be a Tetris feat to get yourself into a chair if someone was sitting behind you. Luckily, it wasn't busy on a Friday afternoon, so I jimmied myself into a highchair and settled down with a Gin Lizzy ($15). It's a good first drink since it essentially tastes like a sparkling berry lemonade. The rhubarb reduction and lime make it go down so easy that you must remind yourself it's not juice given it contains gin and prosecco. Personally, even with a refreshing cocktail, I like them tasting stiffer. The El Diablo ($15) hit the spot as the tequila was pronounced but mellowed with black berry concentrate and lime. The ginger beer helped to add a twinge of spiciness and bubbles. This was a favourite amongst our table. A couple of nibbles tied us over until dinner. The queso & chips ($12) arrived with plenty of warm crispy tortillas that were seasoned making them nice to munch on solo or with a sprinkling of finely diced pico de gallo. The queso was a great consistency coating the chip without being too thick and was perfectly seasoned so that it was flavourful without being overly salty. The wild zero wings ($16 for a lb) were hot and juicy, tossed in an apricot glaze that gave the wings a sweet and savoury element, sort of like a Thai sauce but not quite as syrupy. And if they weren't saucy enough, a generous portion of creamy dill arrives as well. Poor Romeo is a great place for a quick drink with nibbles or a casual date. And if you're in the area for an after-meal tipple, their version of an espresso martini is the Night Flight ($16). It certainly tasted of coffee, from a coffee reduction and Jägermeister cold brew, but mellowed out with vodka and a bit of creaminess from the Tia Maria.

A little hole in the wall type place located at near Coxwell and Gerrard. Friendly bartender. Lots…read moreof interesting drink selection on draught and bottle including Ciders and non alcoholic options. Very Cozy!!! I didn't try the food but it looks great as well and lots of people were ordering it. Looks like upscale pub grub!

Very cute little place with an interesting menu. Really…read moregreat beer list and I loved the Kiss from a Rose cocktail I got. Our servers were excellent. On top of refills and around when you needed them. We started with the popcorn broccoli and the lamb spaducci. The lamb was really good. Great seasoning. The broccoli was nice but the breading and dipping sauce wasn't anything to write home about. For dinner we shared the tofu, soba noodle bowl. The tofu was really good. Loved the breading and seasoning. The rest of the bowl felt very healthy but very makeable at home. We also shared the burger which was REALLY yummy. Great patty, the Asian pancake on it as interesting and the bun was so soft and tender. The fries were perfect as well but they didnt have ketchup. They had their own version but it sort of tasted like pureed tomatoes without any seasoning so it just wasn't what I was looking for for dipping my fries in. Pleasant experience all around. I wouldn't go out of my way for it but if you're in the neighbourhood and looking for a cute place to eat, check it out.

This is a cozy bar with a few tables, great staff and awesome beer. When we were there they had…read morelive music. I would totally recommend it.

Great spot in the Beaches for late night drinks, consistently open late 7 days a week. Friendly…read morebartenders that will remember your name. There's a reason it's stood the test of time in a challenging neighbourhood.

Found this place while looking for a nearby bar. It looks big from the outside, though the inside…read morefeels a bit shabby - or maybe "casual" is a better word to describe it. We went on a weekday evening, so it was pretty quiet. The wooden tables and seating added a more laid-back vibe. The Chicken Karaage was good - big chunks of chicken and crispy. Drinks were good too with a reasonable price. Service was amazing. The hostess was very sweet. Overall it's a nice place to chill if you don't mind the super laid-back vibe. Food (quality, creativity, consistency) - 3.3/5 Drinks (quality, variety) - 3.5/5 Ambience (interior design, cleanliness) - 3/5 Service (courtesy, knowledge, timeliness) - 4/5 Value (quality vs. price) - 3.5/5 OVERALL - 3.46

Rorschach offers two cocktails from a can, an espresso martini and margarita (both $15) that our…read moreserver warned isn't made fresh. Got it, I lowered my expectations and found both drinkable but diluted the margarita to combat its excessive sugariness. If anything, their menu was the perfect hearty base before a night of drinking. Having shared two of their sandwiches, the smashed burger ($21) was a hit. The potato bun was topped with two generous sized beef patties that are a little thick for a smashed burger but still had a nice crust. I liked that there was plenty of fixings including lettuce, tomato, cheese, caramelized onion, pickles, and a house sauce to give it interest. This was a tasty burger. Meanwhile, the potato bun disintegrated with the Korean fried chicken sando ($21) making it difficult to eat. Still, the chicken breast was hot and juicy with plenty of breading to give it a crunchy bite. But despite the liberal smear of gochujang mayo, it wasn't overly spicy and needed more heat. Adding some lettuce with the pickles may also help create a barrier between the bun and sauce to ensure the bread can hold up better. Maybe Rorschach's supplier gave them a bushel of the tiny potatoes, but their fries were cut so small... it's like eating Hickory sticks in fry form. You'd think a smaller fry means more crispy edges, but we just found they were really dried out. Rorschach Brewing Co's dining room is surprisingly spacious with picnic tables scattered throughout to accommodate varying sized tables. They were understaffed for a Friday, but the two servers did their best and made sure our large table was served and out in time for the concert. Perhaps they even breathed a sigh of relief once we vacated. So long loud ladies, we can go back to swigging beers.

Located on the boardwalk (who knew) down at Ashbridges Bay, this pub is convenient for the beach…read moregoing crowd (although it is too busy for me to enjoy on a saturday or sunday afternoon in the summer). The menu is a fairly avergage pub menu that is prepared well. Its the dessert menu that impressed me. Our waitress informed us on our last visit that all desserts are homemade daily and there is a wide selection for all palate's!

How can this place only have 3 stars!?…read more I always come here for their salmon and steak entrees. When it's not jammed pack with beach people in the summer, the food always come fresh and the portion size is GREAT. It's a place to get real, delicious food, not that pretentious fine-dining stuff. One time I went there in the late fall, when we asked for the dessert menu, the friendly waiter brought us all the real desserts on a tray for us to see. Needless to say, this is one of my fav places for casual dates. *update, thanks to the waiter who ran out on a cold day just to give my gf's iphone back. Quality - 9/10 Portion size - 9/10 Service - 9/10 Overall - can't ask for more, so 10/10!

A solid pub in The Beach. I had not been back here for many…read moreyears but met a group here recently. Great pub vibe. Service was friendly and efficient. Some usual pub favorites like wings, burgers, fish and chips as well as some healthy options like Poke Bowls. Parking is on the street or nearby side streets. Gets very busy on the weekends fyi. For sports lovers, lots of flat screens with the game on.

My co-workers and I came here for a summer social. It was my first visit…read more We ask for seating on their large-size patio (there are actually 2 separate patios) which opens at noon. Reservations are for indoors only. Drink specials include 20oz Sapporo Premium on tap $9, or there's a host of Ales, IPA's, Cider, Pilsners and Lagers to choose numbering about 50! I ordered the Space Invader IPA; nice pineapple, grapefruit and green tea combo! We shared an appetizer of Stone Nachos (corn chips, tomatoes, jalapeños, black beans, red onions, jalapeño queso, mixed cheese, shredded lettuce, sour cream and salsa). From the Mains menu, I was considering a Poke Bowl (with marinated tuna poke) but the Fish & Chips (2 pieces pub style battered fish, fries, slaw) won the coin toss. Great meal and our (new) server Maddison was terrific. Will return another time to sample dessert; double fudge brownie, berry cheesecake or the Reeses peanut butter tart.

Came before a concert and sat at the bar. Great food, great drinks. Chatted with the owner. Will…read more100% be back.

We ate there last night. The food was incredibly fresh. The service was fast and courteous. Our…read morewait-person was so accommodating after our grand daughter dropped her glass of juice, and she brought her another one. I just found the fires to be a bit too salty. The aioli helped to offset that, though. Very trendy place and seems to be a millennial hotspot. I would recommend.

Found Left Field Brewery and from the first visit, I felt very welcomed by their kindness and…read morefriendliness. The people are knowledgeable and happy to answer any questions you may have about their selection of beer. I sampled a couple of their beers before getting a pint of their Ice Cold Beer which has become my all time favourite. You can also do a flight of beers where you can try many of their great tasting beers on tap. Seating is available at the bar area and in the main space as well. Unfortunately this location does not serve food but you are more than welcome to order food in. Left Field has a fan club where you can sign up for free and collect points. Recently updated, you can now redeem for merchandise and beer. They also offer a birthday reward as well as long as you provide your info when signing up. Overall, this place always has good vibes and has become one of my fave spots for a beer and a good chat. Beer is available on tap and for grab n go. Shoutout to Alex, Pam and Mike! You guys are awesome and so is the beer! Cheers!

When left field brewery opened up quite a few years ago, they used to be absolutely packed. I…read morerecall lining up with my friends outside on weekends to get a seat. It was always worth it! Although it's not as packed these days, the brewery still holds its classic charm. There's always a great crowd especially during baseball season! One of my favorite things about their beers is that they're available in small cans... Which is perfect "snack"! Even though their beers are available at LCBO these days, it's still a great time coming by the brewery and trying new things, and hanging out with good people.

We decided to go there for a late lunch the other day after our Irish son-in-law suggested that…read morethis was possibly the best place in town to try an Irish spice bag. It certainly didn't let us down. The food came fairly rapidly and was extremely fresh. Our waiter, Cameron was extremely helpful in recommending that the spice bag could easily satisfy two hungry adults. Washing this down with a nice pour of Guinness was the best thing you could imagine. The atmosphere was terrific. There was a band playing in the background. They were doing contemporary music as a two-piece band. This made for a very enjoyable afternoon. We chose to stay at the back of the restaurant where it was a little quieter, enabling us to carry on a conversation. I highly recommend the place for the food, atmosphere, and great service.

Hiiiieeee, new Irish pub in the beaches! Just what this sandy dump needed! Tasty delicacies that…read moremake you feel like you are riding a rainbow to the emerald isle! Friendly staff, tasty eats, come here if you're feeling lucky! I'm hoping to get lucky and find an Irish lad or lass to sweep me off my feet while I'm tucking into some bacon and cabbage! Tell the cutie in the kitchen I love his bangers and mash! Kisses, Soccermom55