I arrived as soon after it opened at 11:30am. The place was cute and reminded me of campus pubs…read morefrom my university days. I was greeted with a smile and sat myself. I sat in the sunroof area but was still warm thankfully as its -8c outside! And elderly regular came in and chatted up the waitress who was very friendly. I ordered mild wings and a coffee. The music was low key and thankfully the volume was low. The pub was very clean with many big screen TVs. I think Id like to come back for dinner or a sporting night! The wings were big and I ordered breaded. Good choice! They were super delicious and meaty. I appreciated the three wet-naps! (even with the three wet naps, I managed to leave the place with sauce on my face lol) I chose a single order and I could have eaten a double order. I'll definitely be coming here for wings again. $5 off wings on Thursdays and Sundays all day!! Yay! The service was so pleasant which made for a great lunch experience. So happy with this place. Highly recommend!! PS I still feel uncomfortable taking pics inside, but if you google images, that's pretty much it.

Wings are good. Irish stew was terrible. Tiny pieces of rubbery beef in watery gravy almost no…read morevegetables. The mashed potatoes were good. The server wasn't very pleasant. We told her that the blue cheese dressing was watery and gone bad she said that's just how we make it WTF.

Imagine great Irish food, unique drinks, and live music all in one place -- this is it. We chose it…read morebased on reviews, and they were absolutely spot‑on. We didn't reserve in advance (which I now highly recommend). The wait was about an hour, but we passed the time at the nearby Churchill with a pre‑drink, and they texted us when our table was ready. The Sunday night jazz band was fantastic. The staff is incredibly friendly, and they work together as a team to take care of you. Amber was our primary server - she was great. Service for both drinks and food was quick, and the cozy Irish pub atmosphere made it even better. Definitely try to reserve ahead on the website if you can. If not, just plan to relax at one of the nearby pubs until your table is ready.

Service was excellent from Mary Kate. Crowded on Tuesday night due to music trivia night. Ambiance…read morewas Nice - classic pub. Seating comfortable enough in the dining room. Parking in NOTL always a bit of a challenge especially if you don't want to pay! Wife enjoyed her 1+1 - 2 different fish filets with chips. I had the Irish Experience of three different meat pies. Each did have a unique taste. A filling and interesting dish. Murphy's stout on tap was Devine. Wife found her NA Moscow mule good but, given no alcohol, she felt the serving volume was low. Less than $100 CA all-in seemed reasonable for a fairly authentic Irish meal.

This place fucking sucks, took an hour ab a half for one fucking burger, this place is terrible…read more people are nice whatever but how long can it possibly take for a fucking burger. like honestly this place is brutal.

Stopped in for lunch. My wife had fish and chips. I had the fried chicken sandwich. Our son had…read morea cheeseburger. Service was slow, but that wasn't really the waitress's fault - they clearly aren't staffing the place appropriately. She was evidently on her own in the front of the house. As a result, our drinks weren't refreshed, and we waited for a long time between her visits to the table. The chicken sandwich had looked (in the menu photo) amazing - notably in the photo it was covered with a huge amount of coleslaw. When it arrived it seemed like they had run out of coleslaw and were trying to stretch it by using only a tiny amount. I tried to get the waitress's attention to ask for more, but was finished my lunch by the time she paid us any attention. My wife's fish was fine. It is served with a side of coleslaw too - a very small amount again. My son found his burger to be very basic - a small step up from the sort of thing you get at a fast food joint. We all had fries with our lunches. The fries were actually very good. But, like the coleslaw, it was as if they were running low. All of us remarked on how few fries were on our plates. It seems very odd to be stingy with the cheapest things on our plates. Coleslaw and fries cost virtually nothing. My wife caters, and she routinely comps her customers slaw, for that reason. It's an easy, and very inexpensive, way to ensure customers feel like they're getting value. In any case, we were unimpressed, and won't be back.

Stopped in at Doc Magilligam's for dinner after a walk at the Falls. I wanted to find somewhere a…read morelittle outside of the heavy tourist area and this was a great choice! It was located in a shared parking lot with a motel so there was plenty of parking. The interior was decorated nicely and truly felt like an Irish pub. I had the Taste of Ireland which consisted of your choice of 3 different pies. I went for Shepard, chicken pot, and one other. Our waitress was friendly and attentive during our visit. She made some good beer recommendations and they had a good selection of choices. Right when we were leaving they even had a live guitarist begin playing Inside the restaurant. Great vibe and atmosphere all around.

Tasty Pub Fare, Great Vibes & Even Better Reuben Bites!…read more Doc Magilligan's is a cozy Irish pub with a solid menu, a great beer selection, and a lively atmosphere. We really enjoyed the live music--it definitely added to the vibe, though it did make chatting a bit tricky at times. That said, the sets were short and added a fun touch to the evening. We started with a few appetizers, and everything hit the spot--the cauliflower bites were tasty, the spinach dip was solid, but the star was definitely the Reuben Bites--absolutely delicious! For mains, my wife ordered the mac and cheese and loved the depth of flavour--you can really taste the leeks, which was a nice twist. I got the chicken parm mac and cheese and thought it was fantastic--the chicken was juicy, crispy, and perfectly done. The rest of our group was just as happy--my brother raved about the Chicken Pot Pie, and the Bangers and Mash were also a hit. Overall, a great Irish pub experience with comforting food, friendly vibes, and some standout dishes. Definitely worth a visit!

Poor service Majority of the chairs don't have backs to…read morethem, odd considering the older clientele Food was okay Live music was good

Great food with friendly banter and attentive service. Staff are great. Chef accommodated my entree…read moremodifications. (Try asking for your wings grilled after. Gives them a nice crispy char) The live music is great and so happens to be 3 days a week! So many options for low comfy seating or hightop tables and even at the bar. By the way, there's 2 bars so take your pick! You won't be disappointed. Give it a go!

I dropped into this local watering hole on a Friday around noon and it was very quiet. There was…read moreactually one patron at the bar when I arrived and one more when I left. Two fellows occupied another table. Hmmm, where is everybody? Despite being an Irish Pub, the owners appeared to be Indian. All the staff that I saw were Indian, including the lone server/bartender. Now, that's not a bad thing because I love Indian food. I was actually quite happy! I just never expected it to be disguised as an Irish pub. I chose the Butter Chicken (Authentic creamy butter chicken sauce served with rice and naan bread). It was actually quite good but not quite up to the standard of an authentic Indian restaurant. It seemed to be lacking some of the creaminess that I've become used to in butter chicken. So this was very good, but perhaps not as authentic as I was hoping for. The rest of the place looked like what I would expect from an Irish pub. The (faux) worn furniture, the dart boards, the pool table. the fireplace, a good variety of beer on tap. Hopefully the evening crowd is better. There is one thing that I found to be a turnoff - the strong smell of air freshener or some kind of cleaning agent. Tone this down for a better, more natural experience. Please.

Patio opened recently. Nice, spacious and social distance is outlined. Sign in with contact…read more info, hand sanitizer there. Problem is, the regular patrons, that smoke, now smoke and vape on the patio. Servers do nothing. Pathetic. The smokers never followed the 9 meter rule, always a cloud of smoke at the entrance, next to a daycare. Now they take over the patio. So there are so more patios that are not ruled by the clients. Too bad, nice patio, and great food, but I'll leave it to the inmates. Mackenzie's, magwyers, portly, st. Louis, even Boston pizza respect your air.

This used to be an Irish Pub but has turned into a dive bar. There is never any Irish music…read moreplaying. Regulars are vulgar and you will hear a lot of homophobic, sexist, and transphobic hate speech. Owners have allowed this to evolve. Food is not authentic Irish food, many pasta dishes on the menu and don't expect good quality. Pasta is served with powdered parmesan from a bottle. Sour cream and salsa doesn't come with the taco salad - you pay extra. Fish is always over cooked on the outside and soggy batter on the inside. Portions are small and prices are big! This place had potential.

Stopped in Sat past and enjoyed much of what I found. The entertainer was acoustic (unplugged)…read morewhich meant patrons could hear his music and still carry on a chat. Asked if all entertainment was like that and was assured it was, although the bartender/owners wife seemed confused by the question. Returned on Sun with some friends and enjoyed ourselves till the duo entertaining dragged in some amplifiers and electric instruments. The place only holds 45 peeps so you can judge yourselves how much amplification was needed. How do things like this happen? Beer was cold enough and the snack was acceptable. Most patrons were friendly. May drop in again.

Celtic Irish Pub, located steps away from Davisville subway station, occupies the first floor of…read morethe same building as Nevizade (a Turkish restaurant that occupies the upper floor). They share the same kitchen (and perhaps owner too). When we got there around lunch time, Nevizade was still closed but the staff said that we could order from both menus. The interior is typical of that of an Irish pub, with Irish-themed decorations, big TV screens (playing football at that time), full bar section, a small stage (for live music / performances at night), and traditional Irish music playing in the background. The interior was quite spacious with plenty of tables and seatings available (both at the bar and dining area). We were there just a few days after Halloween, so they still had Halloween decorations up (spider webs, skeletons, etc.). I liked the festive Halloween feel. The menu was pretty good - salads, miso salmon bowl, and the typical bar fare (such as burgers and fish & chips). Food was decent (I had the Arugula Salad), and service was nice and friendly.

They advertise $5 rail but then charge you $4 mix. Even if the mix is soda water from a gun. One…read morefriend ordered a mix drink with ginger ale and cranberry and was charged for both. I bet if you order a vodka water they charge you $4 for the tap water. Atrocious

I had a couple of enrolment seminars to conduct today in the Yonge/Eglinton E area. I was hungry…read moreafter the second one so had a late lunch at Scruffy Murphy's which was nearby. I like pubs. Alas, since it was midday and I was driving, I had a Diet Coke rather than a draft. It's a cute pub and there were a few people scattered about. I was torn between the Homemade Butter Chicken or Scruffy's Meatlovers Pizza (bacon, hot Italian sausage, ground beef, cheddar, mozzarella and tomato sauce). My server suggested the pizza. I love love love pizza so pizza it was. It was okay. It was really chunky with meat and there was lots of cheese ... so no complaints about the amount of condiments. The crust wasn't so great, though. The texture reminded me of a frozen pizza. When I'm in that area again, I'll stop in for a beer a meal.

Other than Anthony, who is a gentleman, the place is a shit hole. The Staff the last three times I…read morehave encountered are one word "Contankerous! " The young, s mutt Blond Bartender was rude and condemnable. Plus there was nothing Gluten free on their late night over menu. Too bad. The crowd seems odd too...but 3 strikes....your out in my Books!

The food was good, burger, fries, and salad. Best thing is their dog friendly patio! Our pup got…read morehis water before we did! Very nice server and lovely cold beer on a hot day.

A folksy, hee-haw kind of place if you're into a folksy, ah shucks kind of restaurant. The menu…read moreoffers a wide selection of food, but, on the night we were there, not everything was available which makes you wonder why a place that's been in business since 1841 can't get it right. By way of an excuse, our server told us that the 2 unavailable items we inquired about were "very popular." OK, or sort of OK. Why not have more on hand? Kind of plan ahead? In a similar vein, if you're offering your own beer, maybe you should have it on hand to offer. The people I was with all seemed pleased with their food choices. I opted for fish and chips, normally a safe, if uninspired, choice. Not this time.Chips were cold and the batter on the fish might have been mixed with concrete. Once I broke through it, much of the fish still retained its own skin--an unhappy surprise. The patio is large and welcoming and the service very good given the hungry crowd it is meant to satisfy.