It's the best Fish & chips I ever had. It's cooked to perfection. The staff are amazing and so is…read moretheir manager. Ohhh the dessert Warm Apple Blossom was just absolutely yummy! I would recommend this place. From: Gen from - (Diamond Tour Group) from Cooper-as cove TX

November 7/202: Dinner with Red & the Al…read more This was more like. 2.5* for food & 4* for service. Our server "Ria" was very nice & quit efficient. Very pleasant to deal with. The food, however was partially good. I had the Spicy Buffalo Cauliflower Tacos ($12.95 for 2). They were delicious & generous in size. My main was Cod & Chips ($21.50). There were 2 small pieces of Cod that were tasty but not overly so. The fries were twice fried fries. They were hollowed out in the middle is how you can tell. Since the fries were an integral part of the meal, this is where the overall ranking comes from. In my opinion, this is a maybe do-over.

Great pub to watch some footy! Lots of room and seating in cozy area upstairs. I was there early…read moreso had something from the breakfast menu. Can't go wrong with bacon and egg butty & some tea. Service was great! Always welcoming and friendly. Try the Sunday roast if you get a chance.

This is a high-end pub (public house). The pub fare is upscale compared to a typical pub. It is set…read morein a Victorian house. We came a few times. One time, we came during Sunday brunch and ordered the following: 1. Ale Battered Cod & Chips with Mushy Peas & Tartare Sauce. 2. The Q&B Full English Breakfast. 3. Avocado Toast with Fried Haloumi & Sunny Eggs. As expected with upscale food, their food was quite good. The service was good. There is a main dining room, a smaller one at the front windows, and a small room with a single long table. There is also a full bar. Upstairs, there is a lounge with a big screen TV and a bar for hosting sports game events. There is a very nice outdoor patio during warmer weather. There is free WiFi. The restaurant is not wheelchair accessible since it is in a Victorian house. There are separate male/female washrooms upstairs. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. Review 2025-267

Omg! I was so surprised by the place! Went there for a quick bit with my girl and it didn't…read moredisappoint. Kitchen on Sixth gives a very cozy vibe. A lot of families were there eating dinner. We were caught between the chicken waffle and the Sunday roast so we decided to share to get the best of both worlds. I would definitely recommend the chicken waffle over the Sunday roast. The flavors with the blueberry !! Wow! The service was amazing too! I'm definitely going back again! Especially for the chicken waffle

We dined with friends. We enjoyed the happy hour pricing on appetizers and tried several including…read morebeef carpaccio, scotch egg, tacos, and calamari. The house red wine was excellent and at $6 a glass very good value. Our server was friendly and efficient and service was excellent. This is a friendly restaurant with a good ambiance. A good place for a social gathering or an intimate meal.

Looking for pasties and Cadbury candy and packaged cookies and some pastries and tarts along with…read moredifferent fresh pot pies this is a nice little place to come with frozen foods as well. Had scotch eggs, but were out because of the holiday. They even have haggis if that is your liking. Nice little spot to try, my pasties are the puffed pastry kind that I just adore. Very nice lady too that ran the register.

The pastry in the items I purchases was hard and greasy. The meat in both the pies I tried was…read morebland and almost non existent. The sausage rolls were chewy and bland. The Scotch egg tasted odd and not good at all. This is expensive for less than mediocre products. Won't ever be back and don't recommend. Multiple candies sold there I was able to source elsewhere for a better price.

Came here for the first time with a group of 10, for the tragically hip last concert showing…read more There is no a/c. We asked the waitress. It was hot as hell in here. Aside from that the food was good. We got the platter for $26.99. Was actually a good amount of food and tasty. The drinks were made really well and the staff were friendly and on point. Only reason for the star loss is the a/c. With so many people in the building investing in fans or a/c would be a good idea.

This a pretty nice British pub in Sauga, the bartender/owner has an fantastic English accent, very…read morefriendly and welcoming customer service, great comfortable seating ( I love couches ) that got some good ones, I think they have a fire place too. Patio is also nice in the summer time I have not tried their food, maybe I'll stop by soon and update Keep on yelping

This is definitely mostly a students/sports bar. I came in here twice now. Once for St Pattys and…read moreanother time with some friends. The place itself looks decent and well kept, however, I found the pace of the place to be slow and slightly disorganized. The host was little to be seen when looking for seating, and the staff looks stressed. That being said, I very much enjoyed the fries and chicken wings I received, and location cannot be beat.

I went there with some coworkers when I am in town. This is a fun place. They have a ton of beers…read moreto try there. We arrived pretty late, but they were able to seat us. They were out of a few things by that time of evening but that's understandable. I had a chicken curry and it was good, but I'd probably try something different next time. The waitress was super friendly and took good care of us.

A lovely place for an afternoon tea, but avoid the summer months if at all possible: Bridal parties…read moremake the two rooms sound like a bar. How loud is it? I couldn't hear the background music until I stepped out. The food hits all the classic notes: cucumber sandwiches, scones, macaroons, and a wide selection of hot teas. I kept wishing for a little more flavor: A little mustard, a little curry, but I was disappointed. Visually, the sweet/savory presentation is very beautiful, served on a silver etagere. Waitstaff very professional, and attired in all black.

Wonderful weekend spent in the company of the staff at the Prince of Wales hotel. Their Christmas…read moreTree and decorations were all up creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Easy check in comfortable and clean room . The staff go the extra mile to make our stay memorable.

I love the daal makhani and tawa roti and wow its just melts in my mouth !…read more The butter chicken , whoa every bite of it gives my tongue the sweetness and freshness

I could not have had a different experience than Jazz…read more I have been here 3 times, The Bar Tender Serj, polite gentleman with a accent, was very cordial and managed the busy quaint bar well. I've had 3 daily specials there, Halibut sandwich and genuine english chips were fantastic, meat pie was way above average and likely the best I've had, and the chicken wings were very nicely done. All the meals took some time, but not a long time to arrive, the reward was in the freshly cooked English style fare. Pints were a shade over 5 bucks. There are locals here, in a bit of a Industrial Area with older homes built in the 60's and 70's in a nearby subdivision. The feel was like a pub in working class area in any big city, very entertaining conversations. Certainly not high brow! Definately stopping again. This place is worthy of supporting what I suspect is a well thought out Family owned pub, great place for a pint and a plate if you are passing by. "Hole in the Wall" size with a oversized Heart.

Super solid brunch spot. Large and spacious interiors. Caesar was fantastic and portions were huge…read more Scotch eggs were so fun to try, and their hollandaise sauce is out of this world. The bangers and mash were just as good and a huge portion. Definitely coming back again

This place has a lot of memories. So when I found myself in the area, I thought I would drop by for…read moredinner. I remember when you had to go down some stairs to enter, but for quite a while they moved spaces. It's still a typical British inspired pub, but a gastropub. That is, bring lots of money. I managed to get a seat on the outdoor patio. Ordered a half pint and the chicken pot pie with mashed potatoes and grilled vegetables. I was really hungry, which the attached photo shows. The crust of the pie was a great texture, nice and chewy at the edge, nice and soft where it was covering the filling. The chicken and veggies inside were cooked perfectly, as were the grilled green beans and carrots. And the mashed potatoes were smooth, but also from real potatoes. And the light brown savory gravy on top of everything brought it all together. Service was efficient and pleasant. They really knew how to handle a busy night. I loved the patio, and the inside is typical gastropub, nice and cozy. Not a bad spot for a few drinks and a meal if you're in Cabbagetown!