It's been ages since I went to a St. Louis location and I'm pleasantly surprised. Service was great…read moreand what's even better are the prices. We were lured in through some mail in ads that showcased their daily specials. which are pretty great. When we were there it was $15 for a burger with a side and a pint of beer or $2 less for pop. We each got one of those and ordered a lb of wings to share as well. They serve wings in the original format which is less breaded and the breaded version is bigger and more crispy and maybe caloric. We opted original for the wings and fries. For our burgers, we went for veggie sticks and an upgraded bowl of salad to balance out the meal. I'm just surprised that the greens were super fresh for a bar. I'm so used to crappy old salads from a pubs. Burgers were nice and juicy. Wings are as consistent as I last remembered it. The server even allowed me to customize a sauce blend because it wasn't too busy that night. We even peeked at their drink menu and cocktails are like only $8 something and it's regular price. Overall great experience.

St. Louis' chicken is simply not good. I came here for the all you can eat boneless chicken promo,…read moreand the chicken were overly seasoned inside (super salty and msg-ish), super dry and under seasoned outside with the sauce. To mind you, I think this location is one of the better St Louis restaurants... (I definitely like it more than the downtown bloor location). It got three stars for the atmosphere and the fact that it's better than the other St. Louis I've been to - it's new and comfortable. The service was ok.

This place has been around for 3 years if I remember correctly. And I remember their food was quite…read moredecent last time when I visited with friends. But unfortunately, this time we got a bit disappointed. Platter was filled with cheap/frozen fries that I don't event want to put it in my system. Salmon udon looked so sad, and we couldn't finish it. Cocktail was not bad though. I liked their lighting and decorations. The server looks cute but doesn't seem to be knowledgeable when we had questions (and keep forgot our requests..) I support local businesses and hate to say this. But probably I may not come back anymore as now there are many other fusion bar options available in North York. *This is only personal opinion, and your experience might be different. I'm not mad or anything haha. Just being honest about what we had that day hoping this helps other Yelpers to decide where to visit or what to eat spending their precious time and money :)

Cute little Chinese izakaya spot at Yonge and finch. They definitely don't skimp on the alcohol…read morebecause the drinks are strong! Service was good. No complaints. This spot only opens at 6:00 so when we got there for 7:00. The place was cold and still warming up. And everytime the door opened it would Get cold over again so that was the uncomfortable part. The dishes had flavour nothing spectacular. The only dish I really liked was their poutine and curry udon. The rest were ok. Lots of spicy choices too

This is 100% Russina place. They play russian music and everyone is russian there. I tried food…read morethere and it's ok, I saw the kitchen and it is actually cleaner than most of the restaraunts.

Hi ppl. I been at Extaz lounge recently and had a very…read moredisappointed experience. Food was just terrible and the kitchen is very dirty. Personal was very rude when we found out that they add few extra drinks to our bill which we never ordered !!!!!! So a shame!! As a conclusion we had a very bad time there and will never go back!

OMG! We had a very nice and fantastic night in this magical place. Foods all delicious, servers are…read moregreat and kind, with the Pleasing music. Thank you KOOCHINI

From the owner: Koochini, nestled in the heart of Toronto, is a culinary haven that draws inspiration from Iran's…read moreiconic Koochini Bar, a symbol of freedom and expression from a bygone era. Over 60 years ago, before the Iranian revolution, Koochini Bar embodied a spirit of liberation with its distinctive black and white design. At Koochini in Toronto, we pay homage to this legacy by crafting an exquisite dining experience that blends the rich flavors of Iranian cuisine with a contemporary twist. Our restaurant invites you to savor the essence of freedom, both in our delectable dishes and in the striking aesthetic that rekindles the allure of the past. Come and embark on a journey of flavors, culture, and history at Koochini, where we aim to transport you to a time when black and white were more than just colors—they were a statement of freedom

In the summer, I'm here for late-night meals, and in the winter, I become an Uber Eats regular…read more They're probably used to seeing my order come through with the note "no green onions please" every single time My forever favorites here are the yukhoe (beef tartare) and the shishamo. Both are non-negotiable and always hit. We still like to switch it up sometimes, and this visit we tried a few different dishes: * Kataifi-Wrapped prawn tempura: crunchy, and the wasabi mayo was my favorite part. * Nagasaki Champon with ramen: cozy and comforting. * Grilled Squid with butter: simple and done right * Beef Brisket Yaki Soba: savory and satisfying, with bonito flakes doing their little dance on top. * Karaage: coming from someone who doesn't love greasy food, this one was not greasy at all and still juicy inside. Lowkey missing their grilled beef intestine though Great highball selection as well. We got the peach highball for the one who likes sweet, and the yuzu highball for the one who likes sour. I went with the Snow beer Sapporo, topped with shaved frozen beer. Such a nice way to keep the beer cold without diluting it. Service here has always been amazing, whether they're busy or not, and that's a big reason why I keep coming back.

Food is excellent though waiting time was a bit long. We ordered more but I don't have pictures…read moreanymore. I really like the pork belly dish that we ordered. We went at night but it was really hot inside and felt so stuffy.

Super cool vibe as soon as you walk in with clean and modern decor. Very friendly staff who came by…read moreto check on us often. Menu was okay, but prices for iced drinks was too expensive (more than alcoholic drinks). Everything else was great and try the calamari!

The drink specials at Diyako are great, but the show the bartenders put on when making cocktails…read morereminds me of the flair bartending in Vegas - awesome! They have smoking cocktails, blended, over-pours, can make multiple drinks/shots at once, its really a spectacle, and the best part is the drinks actually taste great as well! Whether its a pineapple cocktail, margarita, shot or even a smoky old-fashioned, Diyako makes for a great drinks/bar spot right in Richmond Hill. We didn't try alot of their food items, but the burgers were great, as were the wings and fries. Hoping to try more of their menu next time!

Super cool place. Good service. Good djs. However you can spend 100 dollars here in like 30 minutesread more

I've been to Zui Beer multiple times now, and it's one of my favourite places to go with a group of…read morefriends when we're planning a night out. The atmosphere is always fun, and it's really set up for people who want to hang out for a few hours. One thing I love is that they sell decks of cards for only $2, and they'll even give you dice shakers for free if you're playing drinking games. It's such a small detail, but it makes the whole experience even better. We usually order the 3-litre beer towers for $55, which are perfect for sharing and always end up being the centre of the table.

Thank you gio for the $15 pitchers on tap. I will be back for karaoke nights and more Filipino…read morefood!! I loved the gar par wings!!

This Bar and Grill in Thornhill has been serving your favorite Filipino dishes for more than 7…read moreyears. There are TVs near the bar where you can enjoy sporting events and activities. The service was impeccable - staff were warm and attentive. The only downside is that the place is a little hidden. Food was not bad - highly recommended the sisig and sausages

This is THE patio to land yourself in Thornhill on a schewty day. Yes the prices are a bit high and…read morethere is now a 25% tip option o. the tap but ... A great option for Thornhill for a cold beer with iced glasses and $20 nachos + extra fir protein. The server was on her own but still managed a great smile and attentive to her customers on a Weednesday afternoo . The patio is fantastic and take it for what it is, a fun pub option where old and young alike can schmooze and get a bit of a buzz fo4 a reasonable price. -Zuk

Well, if you're stuck waiting for a Viva bus, and you want a beer, and there's nothing else…read morearound...anyway, that's why I went in. The place is gorgeous on the outside and inside. I imagine the patio must be great in the summer. Yonge Street is close by, but Canadians become immune to carbon monoxide is summer because we throng to any outoor space, and rhe patio is further back than many downtown Toronto patios. The vibe inside is "moneyed gastropub". Glass and wood and UK heritage. The menu is huge, so a bit of a red lag, and more like a chain pub than a gastropub. FIghting off my PTSD from the last time I ordered a non-deep fried fish from a pub, I ordered the salmon with a side of mashed potatoes. The server seemed a bit nervous, so I ran down my mental checklist. Shaved in the morning? Check. Showered? Check. Wearing clothes? Check. However, she was efficient, so no real complaints. The salmon arrived with a surprisingly nice presentation. It didn't smell like fish, so my PTSD subsided. It was a bit bland at the start, but as I got further in, the seasoning on top were quite pleasent. The peppers underneath were from frozen, and the mashed potatoes were from flakes, but it wasn't bad. Prices were at the level of any GTA gastropub. I imiagine this place is really popular with the locals, especially in summer. I can't say it's a destination, though, as there are so many pubs with the same design choices and vibe to choose from, and some have limited menus to focus on what the chef does best. But, if you're stuck at that bus stop and want a beer, I'd recommend it!

At the moment, they're offering a super affordable lunch through "Nangman Katsu" 11am to 2-3pm…read moredaily. You go up to the counter and order (no tip), and pick up your order like you would at a food court. The katsu was crispy and the portion was generous. It's not the chubby juicy fancy Japanese kind, but the hammered flat homey kind. The sauce was a little on the sweet side. Still, $11.99 katsu in this economy?! Great deal. Comes with small side servings of rice, salad, and potato wedges. And a lil bottle of yakult. Very retro Korean style. The dining area needs a lil more love and care -- tables could use a quick wipe-down inbetween customers. We had to wipe our tables ourselves before sitting, as there were still crumbs from the previous diners. But at this price point, can't complain. Will prob be back.

Nangman Pocha is a fantastic spot if you're looking for authentic Korean pocha vibes, delicious…read morecomfort food, and a fun atmosphere. We ordered the pan-seared beef intestine, calamari, Korean Army Stew, and pork hock with salad. The beef intestine was cut tableside, which made the experience even more enjoyable, and the texture was excellent. The Army Stew was massive, packed with toppings, and perfect for sharing. The pork hock paired with the fresh salad was another highlight--the refreshing salad balanced the rich, tender pork beautifully. Every dish came in generous portions, making it a great place to dine with family or friends. The restaurant also has big screens for watching sports, plenty of free parking, and a daily $16.99 soju special that makes the experience even better. Great food, generous portions, friendly service, and a lively atmosphere--we'll definitely be back to explore more of the menu. Highly recommend for anyone craving authentic Korean comfort food in Toronto!