I visited this pub a couple of days ago to meet someone. Upon arrival, I wasn't aware that they…read morefollow a first-come, first-serve seating system, so I initially waited for someone to seat me. After a while, I asked the bartender about a table for two, and she informed me of the self-seating policy. Once I found a table (though one of the chairs was blocked by a pillar) we waited for another table to free up. After that, the experience improved. The waitress was attentive, and both drinks and food arrived quickly without much wait. The overall atmosphere was great, and the live music added to the experience. Despite the initial confusion, it turned out to be a good visit!

Great pub, good vibe! Service is good , I don't try the food yet!…read more Some Fridays have live music!

It is a cool pub, and a great location, Midtown Yonge and Eglinton. In the summer it has a nice…read moresmall outdoor patio. The only reason I may not return is because I found some little barflies in my peas, and not the type you want to hang out with. I had the smaller fish and chips for $19. Fish is fine, not remarkable but was good. I was excited to eat the peas until I found a couple little friends that I did not appreciate on my plate. See the photos.

With the recent snow, the Duke of Kent's Roehampton sidewalk had not been cleared by Wednesday…read moreafternoon when I stopped by. The duty manager and I discussed the matter; he said the sidewalk would be cleared later today as they had a new contractor. That is indeed the case. When I came back about 7:30 PM, the sidewalk was cleared to the bare pavement with big chunks of packed snow piled to each side. T H A N K. Y O U! to the Duke of Kent and the contractor. I am glad, and I am sure many others who live on Roehampton are appreciative. As a neighbour, I am grateful, and I wish the Duke of Kent a successful year - before we know it, their patio will be open!!

What a cozy spot in mid-town Toronto. There really is nothing like it in the area and I would say…read moreit is welcomed! There is a bar area and then a section with a couch and chairs to fill the rest of the bar. The cocktails were good, but not amazing. My old fashioned was way too sweet, but still a good mix. The food was good. Tried a few tacos and the chicken skewers. The prices are a litle high but expected in this area. All in all a great option in an area with little options.

It's hidden on the second floor of Little Sister, they are the same owner…read more The decor was vintage, feels like a private lounge, and only opens on Fridays and Saturdays. The place wasn't noisy at all, good for intimate conversations and makes you just want to chill. If you are looking for a secret cozy spot around Yonge-Eglinton, this is the place. Food (quality, presentation) - NA/5 Drinks (quality, variety) - 4/5 Ambience (interior, cleanness) - 4/5 Service - 5/5 Value - 5/5

Visited Function on a Saturday night for happy hour, about 20 minutes after they opened. The place…read morewas virtually empty. The restaurant is a lot more spacious than its outside would hint at. Their happy hour menu knocks a couple dollars off some of their regular menu items. I decided to go with the shrimp tacos and they were surprisingly good - I was expecting an average taco but it was yummy and I'd actually order it again. My one qualm is that on the happy hour menu, it doesn't indicate it, but the shrimp tacos are actually $2 more. I'd love to revisit on a night when they have a live music performance, to try more items off the happy hour menu.

Came during their happy hour and got the shrimp tacos. The sauce, which we think we from the pico…read morede gallo, was delicious and the shell was perfectly thin and crunchy. The menu didn't indicate that the shrimp tacos costed $2 extra (this is indicated on their regular menu) so it came as a surprise on the bill. The restaurant is located downstairs and the space was larger than I expected it to be. They have a corner with a stage and looks like they have live music sometimes. Since we came when they just opened for the night and were their first customers/only ones there, there was only 1 worker who was doing stuff around the restaurant and was hard to get his attention sometimes. Location is convenient - just a couple mins walk from the subway station.

Food 5/5 Service 5/5…read moreAmbiance 5/5 Food: I ordered the Tagliatette alla bolognese & hubby had a charcuterie board. For dessert we had the nutella pizza. I also ordered some take out: a funghi pizza, bruschetta & papardelle al boscaiola. Everything was so delicious! Sip is one of our favourite restaurants because the food is always good & it's not overpriced. The Tagliatelle was perfectly cooked and the bolognese sauce so yummy. Hubby enjoyed the charcuterie board. And the nutella pizza is a little messy but still delicious. At home I shared the bruschetta with hubby. I don't know how they get the pizza crust so thin. However they make their pizza I still think it's the best pizza I've ever had in Toronto. Service: We had a lovely lady serviing us. She has always been there when we have come in the past. She is so efficient & graceful too. The dishes came out quickly and we were soon eating. We came on Valentine's Day for lunch & it wasn't busy. Ambiance: The restaurant was decorated for Valentine's Day with red balloons. It was pretty but if you're going to the bathroom (which is downstairs) I had to duck so the ribbons didn't get in my hair. The restaurant has a cozy & comfortable vibe. But at the same time it's classy. The lower level can be used as a private room. I've seen families holding celebrations down there.The washrooms are clean & well maintained. I would definitely come back here again for a meal. It's too bad it's on a side street. It would probably get more attention. I think the food at Sip is better than Grazie actually, which is also nearby.

Quiet environment and the staffs are nice. Price is a bit expensive. I ordered prosciutto which is…read moreok. In general, no surprise

I booked my birthday party here for 30+ people and Eddy and his team were so accommodating! They…read morewere great with emailing me and contacting me about the details of the night and also let me customize my message on the marquee board. They gave me the entire back end of the bar + a booth, let us decorate the area, and gave us all the materials we needed for our cake. Our server was amazing. She was so nice and tended to all 30+ of us. She was constantly around and was always refilling the waters and cleaning the tables. The tacos, nachos, and the cocktail drinks are great. Would highly recommend this bar for a special day. My entire party had a great time here.

4.5/5 overall The…read moregood: great bar to hang out with friends, fits a group of 6 well! Atmosphere was great, vibe was good! Lots of good beers on tap! The bad: ordered four cocktails, one of which I do not recommend - peardise lost. Tasted more like cough medicine gone bad The meh: the rest of the drinks were pretty average. We ordered Sunken Island (tasted like piña colada, Nijikai (good infusion of Japanese drinks together), and proper pimms cup (easy to drink, exactly as the menu describes it). Also ordered the LC nachos, large amount that was easy to share amongst our group of 6. What to know: they have food from la carnita (whom are attached upstairs). If you have a big group, best to book ahead because table is limited. Overall not a bad experience. Great bar to go to if you are around the area :)

An awesome place to go with friends for a fun night out. There's plenty of seats inside great for…read moregroups of 4-6. Additional seating upstairs. Our server was super nice, took a while to get seated though. Came on a Friday night and there was a good amount of people. To play their board games is $6 for the first two hours, and $3 every hour after that. Here's what we ordered: Coffee & Speciality Drinks * Seasalt rose matcha latte $7.5 Specialty Fruity Drink * Watermelon Coconut $8 Honestly was not a big fan of the flower petals in my drink.. it was a bit too earthy for me. The rest of the matcha latte was super tasty. The watermelon coconut drink was delicious. Both were super pretty, almost didn't want to consume them haha. They have buttons on the table to call your server over. There's also karaoke downstairs! $40/hr. We'll definitely be back for another night out. Walking distance from Yonge & Eglinton stn. Limited street parking available outside. 20250704

This place was amazing. We were greeted personally by the owner, which is something I've never had…read moreat any event. The service was amazing. I got the Matcha which I'm a big Matcha fan and they serve this. We got a three course meal, but unfortunately, I came late, but I ordered myself the fully loaded fries. Every bite was so scrumptious when I mean those were layered those were layered and I would recommend sharing it because I ordered it personally for myself and I was eating it solely by myself. It was so fully I had to order like to go container the tuna rice balls. I don't know what they're called but they every bite was so so good it made me want to definitely go back. My most favourite was the desserts. They had almost everything that we got to try a bite of everything. My favourite was the tiramisu, which was surprising because I do not like tiramisu, but I absolutely love theirs. They had a Matcha dessert which was also great, but the tiramisu was to die for the ambiance was great. It was clean. They had karaoke there. I love the decor of the whole restaurant. Honestly, I would just recommend everyone to go there and I would definitely be going back to that location.

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!

Ok we loved th is place very good coffee and other drinks as well pastry on point very good too…read moretasty. I loved the old wood floors and how they had out door seating in the back with some plants and trees and also an upstairs area to study or read some book quietly. Service was super great and friendly so far this place has the best moca for me by far super good and rich. Yes go try this place for sure I know I'm definitely coming back all the way from chicago.

Last Saturday a friend and I decided to visit this venue. We'd both previously been to their…read moreFinancial District location and I'd also visited their Harbourfront venue a couple of times as I live close by. We arrived around 3:30 pm when it was fairly occupied; they feature 'Happy Sour Hour' from 4 to 7 pm, during which all of their sour beers are reduced in price to $7.00. We ordered and shared two beers, the first a lager, the second a sour beer in order to take advantage of the discounted price. The venue is long and narrow, with two floors and a distinctive looking back patio. Our service was fairly prompt and they are located in a quite convenient location, literally across the street from the subway and the historic, flagship LCBO location. So I can recommend a visit if you're in the area and desire a drink and/or snack.

My bf and I went here for dinner since we live around the corner. One of the best pub food I've…read morehad! Everything went got was fresh, flavorful and plentiful (for the price)! I was pleasantly surprised with the haloumi fold over - the ingredients went well together and the naan was soft and chewy. I definitely would come back for the food alone, not to mention the service was friendly and speedy

I attended a 200-year university anniversary celebration here, so full disclosure: I didn't pay for…read morea thing. This review is based on free-flowing appetizers and drinks, which, as we all know, is the best way to experience anything. The decor is standard Firkin pub meaning cozy, British, and featuring the signature Union Jack couch that I unfortunately neglected to take a picture of as there was an event photographer. For a British-style pub, my only real complaint is the cider selection. As someone who isn't a Strongbow fan, I was hoping for a nice local option, but the choices were slim. I happily pivoted to a perfectly pleasant Malbec, so I was okay in the end. The service was surprisingly excellent. Our party had about 30 people, and although there was another large group there at the same time, the staff was on it. Our waitresses kept us well-stocked with appetizers and managed to get drink orders filled with impressive speed. For those taking transit, it's incredibly accessible and just a five-minute walk from Rosedale station on Line 1. I can't speak to the parking situation as I didn't drive, but I didn't notice any garages on my walk from the subway. I'll have to come back on my own dime to give a more "authentic" review, but based on this experience, they know how to handle a crowd.