Left Field's second location in Liberty Village is a very welcome improvement to their original…read morelocation in Leslieville, which I've been a patron of since 2013 when they opened. The new location has two levels, a beautiful open concept floor plan and a large outdoor patio. We walked in on Saturday (World Series Game 2) and were seated immediately. They had another weekly event going on but that didn't detract from speed and service. The beers are fantastic, with some staples still on the menu from 2013! The Eephus, Wrigley, and Greenwood are original and exactly as I remember, but Ice Cold Beer, Tarps Off, and Oppo were delicious too! Get a flight, take in the community spirit and enjoy some baseball themed beers! Go Blue Jays

Gord, Trish and I had supper this evening at Left Field Brewery in Liberty Village…read more Trish is vegan and appreciated the amount of vegan options. She had a Vegan Nashville Spicy Fried Chicken Sandwich (Plant-based fried chicken tossed in our spicy Nashville dry rub topped with shredded lettuce, dill pickles and vegan mayo on a vegan brioche bun) and sweet potato fries. Gord had a Chicken Caesar Wrap (Grilled chicken breast tossed with romaine, parmesan, caesar dressing, wrapped in a 12" flour tortilla). I ordered like a 12-year-old and had a Stadium Dog (Nathan's Famous 7" flame-grilled all beef hot dog with ketchup, mustard, relish and a dill pickle spears) and Cinnamon Sugar Donuts (Four fried-to-order donuts tossed in cinnamon sugar, served with whipped salted caramel dip). All were good! I like their efficiency. There is a QR code on the table. When scanned, you can see the menu. You order via your phone and it magically arrives quickly. You can pay as you go or run a tab (without having to input your credit card number first).

If you like the smell of spoiled cheese, have I got the bar for you. Bartender was nice, but this…read moreplace had no ice, reeked on the top floor, and just about every cost was cut for the bathroom downstairs. For reals. The bathroom stalls have a 2' gap above and below the door and the doors are only about 2.5' so if you're standing you can see other people using the other stalls. Nice cold molson on draft, though. Come for the cold beer, leave for the smell.

Ruined my anniversary. On Thursday night, I called to make a reservation for Saturday night for…read moregame 2 of the World Series. It was me and my girlfriend's anniversary and we're huge Jays fans so this was a big deal for us. When we got there for our 7:30 reservation, we were informed that they didn't not have a table for us. They did not apologize to us or admit that they had done anything wrong, even though we showed them the call logs. All they did was walk up to us every 5 minutes (while serving many other people) and tell us that everything was under control. It wasn't. We ended up watching the game from home. I write this review in hopes that somebody sees it and decides not to give this place business, as this is the only form of payback I can hope to get against this place for ruining our anniversary plans.

Located in Maple Leaf Square, at the base of Union Station/ York/ Bremner…read more For all things Leafs and Raptors, this is the goto spot to catch the game and enjoy a few bites. There is no street parking but plenty of parking garages in the space. The staff are plenty friendly and courteous The place has an in house DJ and the atmosphere always going pre and post game as during the game the energy is electric. Tonight we were hosted by Rogers Sports (new owners of the Leafs, Raptors, Blue Jays, Argos and Marlies) There were many food stations ranging from Shanghai noodles with tofu beef or shrimp, chicken finger station with truffled fries, a carvery with roast beef and mashed potato's. There was also a nice flow of apps ranging from buffalo cauliflower bites, beef sliders, arancini and spring rolls The entire Leafs management with John Chayka and Matts Sundin answering questions in a fireside chat to give the update of the Leafs from the recent signings to the season opener and what to expect for the 2026/27 season

Real sports is a really cool bar. Located downtown Toronto, and fortunately only a few walking…read moreminutes away from our Airbnb. We enjoyed some drinks with friends. They have memorabilia of sport superstars displayed in glass showcases and they are really cool. Our waitress was nice and I loved that she surprised my sister with a birthday dessert after hearing us talking about it in a conversation. It is a super nice place and I would highly recommend visiting it when you are in Toronto you won't be disappointed.

Popped in here for a random moment and ended up enjoying the patio…read more The ceaser was amazing and the additions turned into a meal for me! Service was slow but it was expected right after the England game

This was a bucket list brunch with my cousin. I strongly recommend this food venture even if you…read morelike Bloody Mary's more than Bloody Caesars! The kids had a great time stacking the magenta lettering color order. Parents all enjoyed their "not stacked on a beverage" breakfast plates. I'll be back and I'll tell everyone I know about this place.

Excellent food and super service!. Beautiful waitress very friendly. 15 % discount 10 may to 10…read morejuin. Welcome for everyone.

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.

A lovely and charming British Pub in the middle of downtown Toronto. Loved all the decor, and…read moreespecially the Beavers! We came late on a weekday night and were seated immediately by the friendly staff; you might want to make an online reservation otherwise. Food was all fantastic and step above traditional British fare. $21CAD/$15USD Caesar Salad is elevated with zesty housemade dressing, fresh deep green romaine, and enlightened with capers and bacon bits. Waitress kindly split the salad into two plates for us! $30CAD/$21.5USD Fish and Chips...A gigantic thick fillet of of whitefish covered in a thick, golden, crunchy beer batter. The fish was moist, flaky, and lovely. The house made tarter sauce was rich and fragrant! Chips were thick, hot, and crisp. $38CAD/$27USD Crispy Lake Trout...the pink fish fillet was pink, tender and moist, with a nice crispy skin for texture and terrific taste. Definitely visit if you're seeking a royal taste of Britian!

This is such a lovely pub! My partner was excited to come here because he loves pie, and he was not…read moredisappointed. Beautiful pastry, perfectly cooked beef, delicious gravy. My mum loved it too. The rare beef sandwich with malted mayo was a flavour bomb, and the scotch egg, sausage roll and fish & chips were fantastic. Pimms cup really hit the spot on a warm day. And the table reminded me of my grandparent's kitchen, and so did the food.

I frequent this resturant often. Its so good. The employees are so nice. The atmosphere is…read moreexciting. The food never disappoints in my eyes.

I had supper Saturday evening on the patio at One Eyed Jack…read more The half rack of ribs and wings combo was a special for $22 and I got that and it was good. Half of the ribs and wings came home with me for Sunday.

FOOD: TRUFFLE FRIES…read more- perfectly made, shareable, and flavorful! BRUSSELS SPROUTS - not super oily and had the perfect crisp and flavor to it! one of the best brussel sprouts i've had CHICKEN SANDWICH - basic but filling and tasty MARGHERITA (v) - very basic and was okay. wasn't bad but also wasn't the best TRUFFLE SPAGHETTI WITH MEATBALLS - filling and flavorful! Overall loved the food Service: The sweetest, helpful, and conversational service! Appreciated the help and welcome from staff. Ambiance: Night vibes are pretty nice. It's dark and dimlit inside. It's not super fancy but also not super casual. The setting and atmosphere is very nice for a night out.

Decided to stop by King Taps after attending an orchestra at Roy Thompson Hall. It never…read moredisappoints! King Taps is usually quite busy, so I'd definitely recommend making a reservation. We ended up sitting at the bar since we were walk-ins. It is also a very low light restaurant, especially at night. so it might not be the best place for older adults or those who are visually impaired. Service was good, however, we were somewhat forgotten at times since we were tucked away in a dark corner. We ended up ordering the Truffle Fries, the Spicy Rigatoni Vodka pasta, the Korean Chicken, and the Vodka Pie. The truffle fries were crisp and plentiful. We added sausage to the Spicy Rigatoni Vodka pasta, and it was delicious paired with the pizza. The Korean Chicken were bite sized and flavourful as well. However, The vodka Pie haunts me in my dreams. I think I crave this pizza about every week. The pizza at King Taps has one of the best crusts I've ever had, and the vodka sauce is to die for. It's sad to know that this pizza will rotate out, I'd definitely try it before it leaves! I will be back for the Vodka Pie, mark my words!

Stopped by here when I was in the area with some friends on a Sunday afternoon. Has such a cool…read morevibe where you can come watch games, play shuffleboard, ping pong or just eat and drink with friends. The menu has a lot of variety and their brunch options on weekends looked bomb. I LOVED their nachos, so much flavour and a great quality chip. Definitely will be back to try the rest of the menu and play shuffleboard!

When I found this place on Yelp, I knew I had to stop in while visiting Toronto based on the name…read morealone (non-baseball fans, look up "Dock Ellis no hitter"). This is a great spot. There are plenty of tables if you want to sit and eat, plus a smaller bar and a pool table in the back. There are also couches and chairs near the entrance. I came in for dinner and got the fried chicken sandwich, Korean style. It had kimchi that wasn't super hot, but had a decent spice. After the first bite I knew this was the best fried chicken sandwich I had ever had. The chicken had a delicious breading and was perfectly crispy. The toppings and sauces were the perfect complements. Even the roll tasted great. Service was fast and the staff was really down to earth and friendly. This is going to be my go-to spot when I'm in Toronto!