My wife and I had lunch here today and let me tell you it was DELICIOUS!!! We both had the 40 Creek…read moreBBQ burger and it's been the best burger I've had on our 1,600 mile trip from New Mexico to Maple Ridge, Canada. Also the beer was nice and cold . Our server (sorry, can't remember her name) was great So if you're in Maple Ridge or in BC or Canada for that matter you won't be disappointed.

Got the loaded nachos ($24) and split it with a friend. They do a decent job of getting the…read moretoppings throughout the chips and you get SO much! 100% would recommend. The beer selection is good, so you gotta get a flight to try them all!

This is a famous New West watering hole for locals. Went here recently for first time with a group…read moreof guys for happy hour drinks and food on a Saturday. Pizzas were 1/2 price with purchase of a drink -- great deal. Prices for happy hour house lager were reasonable ($6), and they give you a full pint (20oz) -- a rarity these days it seems. Ordered a pizza -- it came out hot and loaded with cheese and toppings. Great tasting tomato sauce, too. If the pizza was just a bit larger, it would've been perfect. The servers were all friendly and efficient, and the pub was packed the entire time we were there from 4-9pm. Loved the old-school decor and ambiance, lots of stained dark wood and nautical themes. It just felt like a cozy, well-lived and worn local neighborhood pub, as one should be. Would I return again? Yes, for the happy hour and pizza deals if passing through New West on a Saturday. Seemed like a well-run spot, and hope it continues to succeed.

Tried their Dine Out menu (2025)…read more Butternut squash soup - tasty. Served with garlic bread. Beef Wellington - chunk of beef enclosed in puff pastry. Not exactly the most authentic thing. Hard to describe. There wasn't a layer of stuff between beef and pastry, and the beef ball wasn't as rare as expected. It was tasty though. Vegetables and mashed potatoes were also good. Cast iron cookie a la mode - baked chocolate chip cookie in a mini skillet with a scoop of vanilla ice cream on top. Who doesn't like either items. Good value. My friends and I left happy.

This place is confusing. The decor teeters between hip…read more and shabby that is mos def not chic. The band is great,  the food is not. The steak bites are cubed and fried to death. Saganaki was inedible and an embarrassment to an ostensibly Greek kitchen. Staff are good, friendly,  and they git' er done. Only one toilet working in each bathroom. The jury is out... (And please put those dying plants out of their misery)

Well, maybe they're new…read more Not a pleasant surprise, by the way. An old fave,, hey, post-covid (1st wave) they're open, yay! Facebook says so, 3-9! Uh, yeah. They're open. Same menu covers. Menu by someone unfamiliar with how to structure a menu in order to be understood by people who spend a LOT of time in restaurants. Bad Word document with an unnecessary colour printer. Explanations for the obvious, no explanations for the obscure. Very odd. -1 What else? Ooh, look, it's ALL greek. Uh.. okay? Weird, but sure. I like greek. I WANTED the Yorkshire puddings and I thought I was in a pub.. but sure. Started with a fan fave: saganaki. Tip to the chef: if you don't heat it enough, it doesn't melt from lighting it on fire. Very crispy, not too salty. Also not melty. Hmm.. -1 $6 garlic shrimp with pitas! Whoo... shrimps are big, garlic is indiscernible, pitas is whole wheat. Surprise! Oh, and that reminds me: saganaki served without pita. Whole wheat pita is...okay. not great. A bit surprising. -1 Uh... g-pita burger what? Beef patties (with a LOT of something unidentifiable and green in them, spinach maybe? No idea.) With a very scant sprinkling of feta. One patty is fine, sort of. Not juicy and delicious or anything but fine. They're 3" across more or less...two of them on a sliced apart pita (not whole wheat, now I am just confused) the other patty is a rock. Inedible, can't cut it with a serrated steak knife. Replaced with (clearly, I have had many!) a premade all-beef patty... also fine, but really oily. Edible. Not great. -1 Spinach pie (on a menu made by people who think they know that no one will know what spanakopita is (but will know saganaki?) Um... yeah. Not bad. Again: none if this was bad. It just also wasn't very good. Not enough phyllo, nowhere near enough butter to make it... well... put it this way: it was soft. A few crispy crumbs, but this was like when you take the leftovers home and put them into a Tupperware and then tomorrow... maybe the day after, you take them to lunch and microwave them. Soft. Not strongly flavoured. Not buttery. Should not have put them in the fridge. No cheese flavour at all. -1 I have had better greek food at Earl's. And the house wine is not only $9 a glass, it is SWEET wine. That needed a warning sign. Ooh, nice view. (Boston / Philadelphia stanley cup final rerun from maybe 1980? on tv...why?) Edited to add: tzatziki. Well, that is the name on the menu. Is it, though? I honestly have no idea what it was. I have never had bouncy textured tzatziki that kind of pulls into peaks when you take some out or dip something in it. Kind of flavourless, if there was cucumber, dill, onion or yogurt in it, it's news to me.

It's a pub. Smells like liquor. The food is okay. Service was good. Went for a work dinner. There…read morewere a few flies buzzing around which was annoying. A lot of locals.

The price of Guinness was very good. That was it. Our server spilled our beers hugely each time she…read morebrought them. Then the food. The new menu seemed interesting enough. Lots of Happy Hour items. My friend had the mini stuffed yorkies. 3 mini yorkies, the size of mini muffins, tiny. Au jus or gravy. No mashed potatoes. $18. So $6 apiece for these tiny one bite things. Huge rip off. The mini yorkies used to be fabulous and came on a bed of mashed potatoes with gravy and there were, I think, 5 or 6 of them. My chicken wings, which were usually really good, were partly raw and red at the bone for the drumettes. And just thrown into a bowl like it was a dog dish, honestly. My friend and I were rather shocked and will eat elsewhere before going there for a couple Guinness. The lady at the table next to us was going to order mini yorkies but when she saw my friend's plate she said she was glad that she did not.

I didn't love the food but ambiance is good with big tvs to catch up on soccer…read more I find my club sandwich too salty and too greasy. Soup was yummy tho. Service was good, nothing out of the ordinary.

Not a bad pub/bar but the food lacks in a big way, one would expect to have good quality bar grub…read morebut not the case. Again, this is my opinion and others may think different and that's ok to.

I was with a group of 8. They have a lot of seafood on their menu and I really enjoyed the crab &…read moreshrimp flatbread with salad that I ordered. It looked like everyone else was enjoying their lunch selection too. They were very accommodating with my reservation numbers that changed last minute and with adding another table. The service was great and I really liked it that the automatic gratuity was added to our bills because it meant we all paid the same rate which I think is fair to us as a group and the establishment. It was the lunch hour but it wasn't overcrowded or noisy, and we were not rushed in any way.

Service was attentive but the server never asked how our food was. No wonder. I had a clam chowder…read more- good & garlic toast - cold & under cooked. My husband had a beef dip, the roast beef was dry and tonight he's struggling with an upset stomach. My son said his sandwich/soup special was "OK". Won't be back, which is disappointing as we have enjoyed previous visits

Right along the marina at the Fraser River . Good food at reasonable prices . Since it's out of the…read moreway in Richmond it's usually easy to find seating . Parking is plentiful and the service is warm and attentive . A simply great place for group parties and brunch .

Big portion and great food. Great service as well. Free parking in front. The restaurant is by the…read morewater. After a nice walk, it is definitely a great place to have food at Tugboat Annie's Grille. They have very reasonable prices. B and I got a poutine to share. Portion size was great and food was tasty. They have beer special.

Jolly Mac's Pub Wing Sunday $0.65 per wing min 10 per…read moreorder. We did 20 Honey Garlic, 12 Sweet and Spicy and 12 Pineapple Curry. Hubby also added on the Happy hour deep fried pickles. The wings have a good batter that is super crunchy on on the heavier batter side but stayed crunchy as they were heavily sauced which normally I'm not a fan or but the sauces were very tasty. I will definitely go back! Service was excellent and they were constantly checking in which was appreciated.

Definitely come here for their wings. They have really good wings 0.59 cents on Sunday (min order…read more10). They have a happy hour special every day: buy one appies and get second appies for free. Their fries were awfully salty. Their Asian platter tasted like something you would get at Costco and then heated it up. Burgers were tasty. Most people come here for the drinks. The place is really 3 stories. There are lots of free parking here. Its a pretty decent size pub. If you come here during the Canucks game, they give you a ticket and will draw a $20 gift card every time the Canucks would score.