Food was pretty tasty and service was great. I'd go back. Had the snug club with sweet potato fries. read more

The Heart & Crown - Snug Club and sweet potato fries - Irish Pub Near Me - Ottawa, Ontario

Had the pleasure of wandering in on an early Friday afternoon. I was so pleased with the service, the local vibe and those kimchi potstickers are delicious!! read more

My in-laws looooooove bar food, so whenever we go out with them it is typically to your average chain restaurant with mediocre food. So when we were in Barrhaven, I suggested The Heart & Crown and I am so grateful I did. The Heart & Crown is an Irish pub that has a very welcoming vibe. Our server was super attentive and extremely patient with my children. I ordered the Coconut & Habanero Chicken Sliders with a side of fries to split with my MIL and it was the perfect size. We got the habanero compote on the side because I was the only one who wanted it so I was able to add my own. The food was really good. I didn't get a strong coconut flavour, but that could have been from all the habanero I added. The most impressive part was the fries. I'm kinda particular with my fries and when they came out by the looks I was disappointed because they look as if they are going to be very potatoey and potentially mushy. However, they were so crisp and delicious. I couldn't stop eating them Definitely recommend and will for sure be back. read more

TLDR: an easy spot to grab some food and then transition into a night out with your friends but also having lots of tables available just to have some beers and pints if you want to be more relax, while watching other people dance on the dance floor. I think this is a great local neighbourhood spot. That's very popular on the weekend. Surprisingly, there is a lot of food options and they are quite tasty. They have fish and chips with a very large piece of fish. They have items such as shepherds pie, even pistachio crusted salmon, beef stew in a variety of sandwiches and burgers. But it was quite tasty, considering it was a pub easily 4/5 for food. Being a pub there's extensive drinking options from sangria, beer, ciders, and cocktails. They do the fun beer cocktails where you can mix a dark ale such as Gunniess with a cider at different ratios. The pub really interesting because earlier in the evening, there is an older crowd, just having a chill enjoyable time, having some food with some light background music. As the night goes on around 9 PM a live band appears, and slowly the music gets louder. The older folks leave as they realize they can't really speak over the music, then a younger card comes in predominantly to drink, and start scanning and dancing on the dance floor. read more

A group of my friends (all in our bubble) went to heart and crown to celebrate the start of the school year and all of us reuniting once again ! It was super fun and the prices weren't ridiculous for students either. The staff were friendly although we could tell that our waitress was getting more and more flustered as the night went on (it must've been a chaotic night!). They had a live musician playing a set which was cool as well, we didn't hear him from outside but we could see him playing through the window. The staff also supported local, I asked to order a cider and the staff put me onto a local cider rather than a big brand which I appreciate a lot ! Needless to say it was a really great night at a patio! read more

The Heart & Crown - a man sitting at a table with drinks - Irish Pub Near Me - Ottawa, Ontario

I've been to the Heart & Crown many times, and while it has never wow-ed me, it hasn't really disappointed me either. If you make it out for Appy Hour, that's the best. They have half-priced appetizers, which is great since their apps are usually around $15 each (shareable though). My friend and I came for dinner the other day on a whim, and opted to sit on the patio. I will give them that credit- they have a decently sized patio right on Preston street, so it's great for people watching! We got a bit chilly though and they were more than accommodating in moving us indoors. Our server recommended the smoked beef shortribs as an app, and they were okay. I didn't love them and might not get them again, but I ate them anyways and the flavour was pretty good. For dinner, my friend had the afterschool special (grilled cheese and soup) and I had the steak sandwich. The meat was well cooked, and it was well seasoned. The fries were pretty tasty, too. I love coming here for a night out, it's a really cool vibe compared to a club or something like that, and the music and crowd are usually pretty good. I'll certainly be back as it is a reliable go-to spot, especially with the nicer weather coming. read more

The Heart & Crown - Steak sandwich and fries - Irish Pub Near Me - Ottawa, Ontario

When it's my first night back in Ottawa and the sun is out after days of grey skies and rain, that means one thing: patio! Our apartment is equidistant between Little Italy and the Bank St heart of the Glebe, but Little Italy's larger amount of restaurants and bars with al fresco options made it our target. I wasn't feeling like anything Italian, and Heart and Crown has a large patio that wraps around both sides of their building, so we pulled the trigger. It was just a Wednesday evening, so while there was a decent crowd outside, there was still plenty of seats available. While the views aren't spectacular on this section of Preston (or a lot of Preston), there's a lot of planters and hanging plants that give the space a nice feel, and also brought some shade from the late evening sun. We took a look at their drink list/booklet, and were impressed with their selection, with tons of beer on tap (macro and craft), several ciders, and plenty of whisk(e)ys, naturally. Encouraged by the drink selection, we mused that this could be a great spot to come, as long as the food is good. Spoiler alert, we jinxed ourselves. Taking a gander at the food menu, it is almost entirely what you would expect to be on a standard Irish pub's menu - the usual pub appetizers, sandwiches, and a handful of ostensibly Irish items like shepherd's pie, bangers and mash, and a stew. I wasn't particularly drawn in by anything, so just went with their H&C Deluxe burger, which comes with spicy caramelized onions, bacon, cheese, an onion ring, chipotle mayo and the usual burger fixins. My wife is a big shepherd's pie fan, so chose old faithful.  It wasn't too long before our food arrived, long enough to chat a bit and enjoy our drinks in the sun. Now normally one notices their own plate of food, but I took in my wife's. Why you might ask, for such a dish as plain as shepherd's pie? Well, the gravy on it. Not a traditional topping, and definitely not so much that it was pooling in the edges of the ramekin. I dipped my fries in it to help my wife out; the gravy just tasted like a gravy kit loaded with salt, so it certainly wasn't for my own sake. Even with my aid, the shepherd's pie was more of a soup. You're not helping the dish or your food costs with this, so if you have to have gravy, a little cup on the side would do.  My gravy-abating fries were nice and crisp, a bit on the thicker side, and served in a de rigeur, but still nice, metal cup. The burger looked nice, with a pickle spear pinned to the top of the supple brioche bun, and the cheddar and bacon peeking out with a tease of the salty goodness inside. I have to say that all the topping worked really well, with a good balance of flavours, and a slight kick from the spicy onions. The bun held up well, and there was a solid meat-to-bun ratio, so that there wasn't a bunch of meat without bun, nor mouthfuls of just bread. On the downside, the patty was either overcooked or from frozen, and straight up not good. Tough, and with a texture that hinted at being processed/old/salted during its making, it brought the burger as a whole down. Now, it wasn't shepherd's pie soup bad, but it was not something I would get again.  Service was attentive, checking in as necessary, if a bit cold and indifferent, which I'll attribute to a bad day and/or a likely busy dinner rush.  Alas, we shot ourselves in the feet with regards to the food jinx. They get to the three star level only because of their drink selection, and I'd still come back for the drinks and nice patio area, but would probably stay within the safety net of deep fried apps if I was hungry. If you like terrifying amounts of bad gravy though, fill your boots! read more

The Heart & Crown - H&C deluxe burger with bacon, onion ring and chipotle mayo - Irish Pub Near Me - Ottawa, Ontario

4 stars out of 5 - place for big groups - place for an afterwork drinks - they have a small beer bible - pub food ok (I had the club sandwich on rye bread with fries; yes, mayo goes with fries.) - our server was effective at making sure we got our orders right and receipts even when we kept shifting seats read more

The Heart & Crown - Irish Pub Near Me - Ottawa, Ontario

This place is gorgeous. They've got a beautiful bar - old style with rich dark wood and copper, and they've been rather successful at looking like a typical Irish pub. I liked the menu. Great variety. Lots of traditional pub fare, six different burgers, and some fun Irish standards to name but a few of their offerings. My table ordered the Shepard's pie which was delicious. What a great idea to top the potatoes with some curry sauce. Nice little twist. We also had the seafood chowder (a meal in itself) and also very good. I had the tomato soup and grilled cheese that comes on potato bread with a thick slice of ham on it. My only complaint was that the food took quite some time to come out of the kitchen. Overall, a great place for a beer or a meal or both! read more

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We came by one night after a dinner to get some drinks with some out of town friends. It was $5 for cover to get into a pub after...I'm actually not sure what time. We paid the fee to get in to check it out. This place has a hugely diverse crowd. I'm positive I saw a few just turned 19 groups, a wedding party, a few pockets of business people, a few groups of girls just out to party and dance, a bunch of middle aged people and even a group of seniors. Let me tell you that the group of seniors could dance their asses off so don't hate. The dance floor and bar area were pretty full but the rest of the pub seemed like a pub with a bunch of dudes sitting around, drunk talking about how they hated the world or how they were going to change it :) There were a few people that were way to drunk and started spraying their beer at people...I was caught in the crossfire. I was hoping the bouncers or the bartenders that might have seen this would have said something but nope. I'm assuming they were regulars but still it would have been nice if they would have stopped after spraying more than just their friends with crappy Keith's beer, that's no way to celebrate!!! The live band...wasn't that nice. I'll leave it at. The pub looks pretty new but that's about the only thing going for it. The crowd is all over the place. The live music was less than desirable. The cost for things at the pub...mirrors the prices inside the Byward Market but in a strip with nothing else at night but this place and another dive bar down the street that might close a bit earlier. read more

This Heart and Crown has a pleasant atmosphere and friendly staff. I enjoyed a pint of Keith's Red with my spouse as we waited to to go a Yelp event =) Food wise, their bar appetizers are (high calorie) but tasty, such as their deep fried pickles or fried onion rings. I have had their burgers in the past, which were also a good counter to the alcohol. All in all, a decent place to bring your friends for a night out! read more

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I have absolutely nothing bad to say about the Heart and Crown in Ottawa. But nothing really stands out, either. It's a nice bar with friendly servers, a good run of taps, and from what I've had there, a decent enough menu. It's typically packed during the week, crazy on the weekends, and boasts one of the larger patios on Preston Street. I think that's what gets me on this. It's "nice". There's plenty of other places on Preston Street that are daring, high-falootin', challenging, grungy. This place is...nice. Like "Starbucks" nice. That said, it's got one of the better plates of nachos that I've had at a bar. Give those a try. They're better than nice. read more

The Heart & Crown - Heart & Crown - Preston St - Irish Pub Near Me - Ottawa, Ontario

Stopped by the patio for lunch on a Sunday around 1pm. Waited 25mins for a club sandwich and a burger. A table who sat after us was served before us. Wasn't impressed by the food, either. I could have made the same lunch at home. Also, you can't see a sign for the washrooms from inside the front doors, it's actually down a little hallway. Disappointing visit. read more

A nice sunny Sunday morning, dropped in order a seafood chowder and a cup of coffee. Waitress is friendly. A good place to hangout. read more

The Heart & Crown - a bowl of soup on a plate - Irish Pub Near Me - Ottawa, Ontario

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Heart and Crown, you naughty, naughty bar you. OK, so it's mostly my fault that we ended up here 3 out of 5 nights after work, tossing back more beers than I can work off, but I like to blame "the Beer Hound" as being a key instigator. He and the K as I will call them were kind enough to accompany me to said bar after work, to ensure my trip to Ottawa wasn't all work and no play. Plus, who doesn't like a woman that drinks beer like a fish? Not most men I KNOW! I can't remember all the varieties of beer I tried, but needless to say I averaged about 2 or 3 different kinds each night. On Friday when we had a little partay for moi, a sorta meet and greet, we ordered some party platters to share. I wish I got a chance to try more of their food, since pub grub in the US especially the West Coast is so lacking but each night we were there my coworkers either usually ate healthy (and feated on crap because of me chiding them), had to go home to their women, or as for me, I had to go try and work out back at the hotel before dinner . Their poutine was better than the one I had off of the chip truck a few blocks up the way, and their wings were SPIIIIIIIICY! I also got to try the deep fried pickles. Not all that exciting, but it was worth trying just to say you've had them! the interior of this place is lovely, lots of copper and mohagany, giving the rooms a wonderfully warm feel even if it isn't nice out. Great spot for after work drinks and chow. I left here a few nights in a row unsteady on my feet and when I returned home to sunny California, 5 lbs heavier than before I left (boy, poutine and beer have a strange effect on my waistline!), but it was worth it. I'm rather glad we don't have a Heart and Crown near me- I would grow a muffin top quicker than mold grows on bread! But i'd do it all over again. read more

I have been to this Heart and Crown on several occasions and have always had a pleasant experience. This location hosts several community events, fundraisers, quiz nights, and seems to be a great addition to the Little Italy stretch. The servers are attentive and kind, but not overbearing. I never feel like I am being rushed to free a table, even when it's busy. So far, all the dishes I have tried have been very tasty. It's a big space decorated as a traditional pub and there is often live music. read more

Had a great time the other night at the Heart an Crown...we had originally tried Pub Italia, but there was a 45 minute wait on a Friday at 8:30pm... But, H&C, good choice, we were seated immediately, servers were attentive and fast, beer was cold and tasty... We didn't have anything to eat, sorry, no pictures... It got a little loud when the live band started, they were great, but it wasn't the best place to have an intimate conversation....I will go back! But only for a fun night out! read more

Out of all the Heart and Crown locations this one if my favourite. Maybe because I like some breathing room, live music and appreciate the thought that clearly went into the design of the place. It's never super crowded, and I like the little alcoves for chit chats with friends. I like to drop by to listen to local bands, but the last time we headed over we were desperate to watch the Lakers game. Granted, living in Ottawa basketball isn't usually what's up on the flatscreens, but after approaching our (lovely) waitress about it, she said she would check with the manager. He stopped by our table, asked us how everything was going and was more than happy to accommodate our request. I really appreciated it him taking the time to make us comfortable. The food is standard pub fare (unless you go during lunch which I have yet to do), and most of it is deep fried yumminess. The nachos are absolutely delicious - they're always my go-to. Potato skins are tasty as well. This location definitely caters to an older crowd, but everyone's always super friendly and having a good time. Bartenders are attentive and move pretty fast - something we always appreciate! :) read more

This is a dream pub. Recommended specifically by a friend, so I made it a priority; and I'm so glad I did. I had a quart of Beau's Lug Tread, and the Pulled Pork Poutin. So unbelievably delicious. This is a must hit when in Ottawa. read more

The Heart & Crown - Great facade and patio. - Irish Pub Near Me - Ottawa, Ontario

Omg the veggie burger here is to die for. I altered it by removing the cucumbers, tomatoes and added caramelized onions and jalapenos instead. Whatever sauce they used on it was out of this world. Their fries were crispy and perfectly done. I'd go back.... I can't wait to go back. Atmosphere and service were also pretty awesome too! Over All a great experience. read more

Never in the world I would imagine being treated like I just was at Heart & Crown. On my second night in Ottawa, on October 23, I went to this bar to hear a rock band Silver Creek. I get there. Bright screens with some sports going on. OK. Confused. 10 pm, which is when the music was supposed to start, happened half an hour ago. The band gets on stage. The screen is in front of them. The frontman jumps out from below it with his guitar, and plays to the crowds sitting at tables. And man, does he play well! They joke about this situation, they are upbeat, but then they have to leave the stage. I come up to the bartender to ask whether it is always like this, and what time the game will end. "I am the manager here", - she stands on the right, blonde, about my age. I direct my question to her. "It's playoffs, and baseball is priority here". - Oh, I didn't know that. I came for the music. She poker faces me. I go back to my table. Blue Jays keep playing. I patiently wait for the music, having that only drink I ordered. Questions popping up in my mind: 1) Why do you invite a band to play if they don't have a chance to do it? 2) Why can't these people watch the game at home since it's a music night? 3) Why weren't there any notices on your website? 4) How can you disrespect such an upbeat, professional, understanding band like that?... ...I see her walk towards my table. Her: You look really tired. Me: That's right. It's been a long day, I just came for the music, didn't know about baseball... Her: Yeah, but it looks like you're falling asleep. Me: No, in fact, I'm just waiting for the music, it will wake me up. I don't follow baseball, I'm not from here (smile) Her: Yeah, but we won't appreciate you falling asleep here. I think you should go home. [yes, word to word, and it gets better] Me (totally confused): But will the band still be playing? Her: They will, but I think you should call it a day. Me (shocked): So, are you kicking me out?... Her (poker face): Yes, I am asking you to leave. I pretty much run out of that place. Outside, I realize I should go back, and ask for her name. I don't, for I am as appalled as I can be. Unfuckinthinkable. read more

Well'p, again I disagree with the review below because there are two Heart & Crown locations in Ottawa and they are by no means the same experience. While the downtown location is popular among younger crowds (20-30) and is seen more as a bar to party at than anything else, the Preston Street location is different. It's pretty easy to say why the locations differ. One is downtown, smack dab in the middle of bar hopping country, while the Preston location sees mainly business people by day and Preston as a whole is seen as more of a casual drinking area then "get messed up off shots of Jack". First off the food at the Preston Street location for the most part is quite good. Keep in mind you're still technically in a pub, so I wouldn't expect a feast of kings, but the food is pretty solid. I suggest the fondu, or any of the appetizers really, except for the spring rolls, they have no place in a pub. The drinks...what can I say, they have a lot on tap. From your domestic favourites to international brews, you'll find something you like here. When you walk in you will see the size of the bar and quickly realize finding a good drink won't be that hard. The atmosphere, this is the key. When it first opened, the Preston Street location had little atmosphere. It was new and on the bottom floor of an office building, no wonder it took a while to get an atmosphere. Now that it has been there for well over a year, it's getting an identity. It is a place to party, but not for too long. You'll notice some nights (Fridays especially) the crowd will start off being the 20-30 age group then get older quickly. It's not uncommon to see a group of 45-year-olds doing the Batman dance on the dance floor. This is time to move on. In short: Come by for a few drinks and test the place out. Some nights will be better than others. If things are going well, stick around, but if it is starting to look like your parents belong in the place, that is your sign to move on for the evening. read more

Came here to the Preston location the other night for a painting event and ordered a few things to drink as well as their chocolate mousse dessert. While I didn't have a full meal here, the dessert was excellent, and I had a bite of everyone else's desserts as well and they all made the grade of deliciousness without being heartburn-inducing in terms of richness. Just the right balance of naughty without forcing me to end the night with a food baby. The place has a nice setting and decor, and the service was prompt and friendly and everyone there was quite affable. The bathrooms were fairly clean, though a bit funky at the time. read more

I have been to this location a few times now, usually before hitting up a comedy show at absolute comedy, which is conveniently right across the street. It was a gorgeous day out this weekend and the place was busy but the service was still good. I have always had good food, I enjoy the buffalo chicken wrap but this time around I had chicken nachos. The nachos were good. The guacamole was decent, extra as always but I love guacamole so tend to always get it. The service is always pretty good and the food is always good quality pub style food. Definitely worth going to. The patio is long but not wide so if you are a big group you don't fit too well but they were able to put the 8 of us at the end of the patio and we were quite comfortable there. read more

This Heart and Crown isn't as energetic as the Heart and Crown in the Market, but it's not nearly as crowded either (phew!). It attracts a wider variety of people aged anywhere from 20-55. There is a certain blandness to it, but it's an Irish pub in Ottawa. What can you expect? They have a huge variety of beer on tap, a large patio and good pub food. Coming here most likely won't be your most exciting experience, but I recommend stopping by if you're on Preston in the evening for whatever reason. Actually, I had one especially great night here. They had a Celtic band and I oddly had a huge number of Maritimers with me: most of them were over for Bluesfest. The bar was at a lull as people just stood around and stared at the band. So about a dozen of us got up and started dancing around in a way that's a pure Maritime stereotype and not something we usually do. A couple of my friends even asked the kitchen for spoons so they could play along with the band. Eventually we inspired the whole bar to get up and dance "East Coast style." It was a pretty good night. read more

I don't have any complaints regarding this location but it is not exceptional either. They have a very good beer menu and tons of stuff on tap as well. During good weather I would like to enjoy their patio sometime. The location is in a trendy part of Preston St. As you walk in you'll notice a huge bar and tons of seating space. The service is friendly and relaxed. Their nachos are pretty darn good. My friend ordered a chicken apricot salad which was fresh and huge. Looked nice. My burger was alright. I found it a bit dry. This place is frequented by the office crowd in the evenings during the week and was pretty busy. I wouldnt necessarily drive half way across town all the time but I'd like to visit it ever so often. read more

Stopped in for lunch on a Friday afternoon. It wasn't too busy, but wasn't empty either. I was with a friend and we were seated pretty quickly. The server brought our sofas over quickly, and took our order. I got a market burger without the bun with fries. It took awhile but wasn't crazy long, the burger arrived and it was a bit dry, had a bit too much char at one spot. The fries were good but I expect a juicy burger. The server offered a refill but I never received it. So the pub has great decor but I can't give it more than 3 stars. read more

This place is great, and the atmosphere is even better. Their chicken curry is to die for. I seriously have dreams about that stuff. Every now and then we get lucky and they're featuring Beau's on tap. read more

This just in: Pompous Heart and Crown manager gets promoted! Wait - no... That's not how that works. I used to love this place and even considered myself a regular customer... Until now. We went in here on a Saturday night to grab a drink after a show at Absolute Comedy. The cover was $10 which is fine because there was a live band playing and maybe the band needed cash to fix the window in their van or something. :) I ask the coat check girl "do you mind if we take a look inside to see if there is a table for us?" (we were only 2). I offered to pay the cover and if we didn't want to stay, we'd come right back and she agreed. I came back after not finding anywhere to sit - about 2 mins later and she told me I had to speak to the manager to get our $20 back. The manager waltzes up and says "well if I refunded you, I'd have to refund everyone and I can't do that". What?! That literally makes no sense. So as not to cause a scene I just left but what this guy doesn't realize is that in his attempt to save $20 he just lost myself and my friends as regular customers. I'll never go back. :( read more

Created an account just to write this review! I've been a loyal customer to Heart & Crown, have experienced fine service when dining in, but take-out and customer service needs definite work based on my experience. The first time I ordered take out, the food was below par - missing simple modifications and little quantity compared to dining-in. I decided to give it one more chance tonight with a take-out order, and after speaking with Alex to clarify the mix up last time and make sure none of the same happened again this time, I was confused when no apology or reassurance was offered, but looked past it. Fast forward 20 minutes. I've grabbed my take-out, and to my disappointment, there were multiple problems again this time. 1) the food was cold even though I live next door, 2) the portions were small, 3) they forgot the dressing on my salad. All that to say, I wouldn't recommend revisiting this location, and I think this mostly falls on management as I explicitly expressed the problems I had the previous time and it was literally just not acknowledged. read more

My wife wanted to go out for St.Pattys Day,I did not really feel like going but we did and headed down to Heart and Crown Preston.I had a blast and will be going back next year for the day.What a party people dressed in green and very friendly and great Irish music. read more

I am quite surprised by how popular this place seems to be, as I struggle to find redeeming qualities, especially in this neighbourhood. I don't normally go there but I had to to go a retirement party and it is the only place big enough in the area. It was a lunch event for office workers, so people had a limited time window, the result was that it took them a good 45 minutes for our food to come. In an area full of office workers, you have to be better than that at getting lunch out. When the food did come it was decidedly average. I had a roast beef sandwich that was pretty good, but the fries were quite soggy. My friend had a greek chicken wrap that she described as "gross". I had a bit of it, the chicken they used was bland deli chicken and they got waaay to enthusiastic with the feta, to the point that you couldn't taste anything BUT feta, need to work on the balance methinks. The decor is sorta generic faux-irish pub style, nothing really exciting while the beer selection is at least decent. Plus, despite the slowness, the staff were at least polite and pleasant. Prices could be better, considering the less than mediocre food quality but I guess you shouldn't be surprised at a chain pub. The only reason to go here is that it has a lot of space, which is good for groups, otherwise you should go to Pub Italia, the Rocheseter, the Prescott, or any other place on Preston street. read more

Great service, I had the Brie and Pear burger with fries and it was fantastic. Always good food, excellent service, casual pub atmosphere. We also got the Guinness beef stew, which was a good but pretty basic stew, not a good choice if you're looking for an authentic British-style stew. Otherwise, love it! read more

Very good service. Friendly and attentive. They tomato soup was hot and tasty. Wings were very nice. Espresso was hot and just strong enough. Overall a good choice to come. Worth a visit. read more

Not impressed. They got rid of any local beers on tap. Ended up with a quart of Beau's Lugtread and was billed $10! 1 beer cost $12 with tip. read more

I find it strange dark inside this place. It feels a little grimy. For the price I would rather eat at home. They got rid of lattice fries, so now I have no reason to visit ever again :( read more

Tried the seafood chowder for lunch, had an amazing time! Great pub, really love that they have Guinness on tap!

Slow staff and loud bands make for a horrible evening. Went to the back room to have a conversation but they were trying to play music louder than the band so it just ends up being crazy loud with different melodies on top of one another. If they have a cover charge do not go it, that means band. Been there when there was no band and it was a fun time but service still needs to be worked on read more

We stopped for a drink and nachos on a warm September afternoon. They have a large outdoor area with sun or shade as you like. An OK selection of beers and we decided to add a plate of nachos topped with "Asian inspired" pulled pork. It was marinated in a sweet sauce and was a delightful addition to a well prepared plate. read more

Nice spot for lunch if you are hankering for pub food. Had a good table in a sunny window. Shared a Lug and Tread lagered ale with my hubby. Kids liked the shepherd's pie. Not bad for a family meal, especially at lunch. read more