After walking around the cool little town of Port Hope, we originally planned to go to a famous…read moreburger place for lunch however it was closed.After a quick search of looking for a place everyone in our party would find something they were happy with and came across The Thirst Goose. We are glad we did! Everything was fresh, tasty, and the service was good. We also sat outside which had a great atmosphere being on the Main Street in the town. Would recommend!

Very nice atmosphere Friday night .. great food ... Parking…read morecloseby .. nice live band ...

Located on the north east corner of Bathurst and 16th…read more There is a huge lot out front and plenty of parking choices The inside is composed of bar top, 2-4 tops and booths to cater to your parties size. The crew here is very friendly and reminds me of cheers where everyone is your friend. I came to enjoy their Monday wings special and they did not disappoint!

When it comes to pub food, this place exceeds expectations. The food portions are big and the…read morequality is also very good. Special mention to their wings- it's not overly fried and only has a thin coat of batter, their sweet chilli Thai sauce was my favorited. Besides the food, there are many diff beers on tap as well and the staff there are very nice. The place itself is quite small so they might have trouble fitting in a bigger group. All in all, would definitely recommend and come back!

Go for the TVs and beer. Things like the pizza, wings, burgers and nachos might be good but I did…read morenot order any of that stuff and as a result I was a little underwhelmed with the flavor. I had the Montreal smoked meat which looked promising but the meat was not as tasty as I was hoping. I guess don't order Montreal smoked meat outside of Montreal. I sat up at the bar and the bartender was lovely about and poured me a practically perfect Guinness. I had a great view of the hockey game on all the different screens available, great sport bar. Would come back to watch a game and change up my food expectations though.

Solid pub next to Vaughan Mills with good view of TV's at any angle. I can see it being super…read morepopular during big game nights. I came here on Saint Patrick's day to score a green beer and they have a ton of beer options to choose from. Server was friendly and attentive and even offered a free green hat and glasses to add on the festivities. It's not too busy here and you'll easily get seats for Saint Patrick's Day. I think if you're huge into the holiday, you'll probably hit up Downtown. But if you want something low key and still get your green beer, this is a solid choice. We ordered the cheese burger and also the fish tacos along with some extra coleslaw. I heard the burgers are made in house and they are good and the fish taco size was quite generous and filling.

I have always liked The Abbot Pub. I've been going there on and off, for a number of years. It's a…read morenice place to go, if you need a bit of quiet time, I was in a hurry the last time I was in, and maybe I shouldn't have been, but anyways, the food has and still is, excellent!! The service is expedient, and all in all, I have always been impressed with the kindness, and conviviality of the staff, and the patrons of the establishment. Thanks for a nice meal and drink, recently, I'll be happy to return again very soon :) -Siobhan

Abbot Pub is a British style pub conveniently located near Yonge and Lawrence, with easy access to…read moreTTC and street parking available. The overall vibe has the feel of a typical neighbourhood pub with a bar situated at the back of the restaurant. Service was average and could use some improvement. The menu features brunch in addition to standard pub fare. Beer selection on tap is fairly limited, offering choices like Guinness and Creemore Lager but don't carry standard options such as Canadian or Bud Light for those who prefer them. I ordered the fish and chips which arrived surprisingly quickly. The portion size was larger than expected and the fish was a bit overly battered, while the fries were crispy and well cooked. The coleslaw ended up being the star of the dish with a fresh, light and a great compliment to the fried food. Unfortunately, there were noticeable bits of excess oil left on the fries which took away from the overall appeal. Overall, the food and service were decent enough, but not memorable enough for me to go out of my way to return.

Slightly hidden treasure. Absolutely great food, good…read moreservice and a great atmosphere. Can't go wrong.

The patio is great in the summer and the pub has a small town vibe. the food is pub style.read more

Venue 5/5 Lakefront…read morerestaurant with patio along boardwalk. Right on the main strip of Friday harbour. Patio has lounge like seating with umbrellas as well. They are also dog friendly (see below), as the other restaurant in resort are service animals only. Service 4/5 Came on a Saturday for supercars and jazz. More traffic than usual at the resort. That being said the team were pretty quick in getting our food to the table after ordering. The wait times for inside were longer than outside due to the heat. We sat outside but the breeze definitely helped out along with the umbrellas. Food 4/5 Portions were quite generous. We got a chicken wrap (chose honey garlic wing sauce) as well as nachos and a chicken Brie sandwich. The venue is also pet friendly , they had dog bowls a for food and water. They also had a dog beer (it is cold bone broth) for the dogs on the patio.

The food is great and live music there both nights in a row. Drinks are yummy. It fun at the dirty…read moreoar!!!

Location: in a busy plaza, but away from the madness at the…read morecorner of Warden and Highway 7 Parking: Lots of free parking! It's also next to a drive-thru Scotiabank so watch out for cars coming from the drive-thru. Parking might get a little busy early brunch time on the weekends because there's a coras. Decor: When you walk up to the door you think you're walking upto a typical pub in a plaza. When you walk in dark wood, lower lighting just like all the other pubs. You look around and realize that dang this place is tiny. Teeny tiny. It's comfortable you're not jammed in with seating. The bar is small but it's never felt overwhelmingly crowded. This is a great place to go after work. Food: Very typical pub fare. All your pub favorites. The bar is fully stocked and they have lots on top Staff: I think they only have women servers but they're all very nice. I've never been there and didn't like anybody that worked there. I used to go all the time now I only go occasionally but it's always the same and it always know what to expect and I'm so glad of that. I'll go back I recommend this place to people a lot of the times. It's small but they don't rush you out and it's a little more quiet than a lot of pubs so it's great for having a conversation

Great service, trash food...... The owner should be embarrassed to call this a pub....... Scotch…read moreegg Joke, Sheppard's pie? Bowl of beans and mashed potatoes. No pastry...... Why lie to your customers??

Came here since Han Ba Tang had a long wait and it was a great decision. This place is located…read moreupstairs on Yonge and Sheppard. Lots of seats and bar section as well. They have a jukebox to add in your songs (long waitlist) and honestly was quite packed on Friday night as well. The server Denis presented us to the dart room where a couple was there. Our group was 5 people so he asked them to just move to the other table so we can take the other two. There were 3 tables in that room. This was perfect because we basically were in a private room, huge plus! We arrived on time for the happy hour and got lots of drinks, no food at all. The shots were pretty watered down or just did not taste 40% vodka at all. Also grabbed two wine bottles outside of the happy hour. Place is quite nice, very fun. Got a free shot, server was so kind as well. A great night indeed. Washroom for women is downstairs and men's washroom was beside the darts room. Would love to come here again for sure.

Food: /5 Service: 5/5…read moreAmbiance: 4/5 Food: Hubby ordered the fish & chips. I had a penne pasta with beef. For bar food I think the cook at the Frog is actually pretty good. The food was delicious. I couldn't finish the pasta because I also ate the garlic bread that came with it. So I packed that up to go home. Just keep in mind people this is a pub. It's not a gastro pub where the food is supposed to be michelin star. So adjust your expectations. Having said that I still think the food here is decent. I haven't had any horrible food here. Service: We had a lovely black lady serving us. I didn't catch her name unfortunately. But we have been served by her before. She's perfectly nice & our service from her was great. She took our drink orders first. And then we placed our main dish orders. The food came out relatively quickly as well. We came here for lunch on a Saturday. Ambiance: The furniture has been rearranged a bit. There used to be a sofa at the back near the stairs to the washroom. Now there's a large table there. Other than that it's still the cozy pub vibe. I'm not sure why people have given recent bad review for this place. Hubby & I have been going here on & off for years & not had a bad experience.

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!

Walked in from the hotel next door. Initially I was unsure, I was looking for a couple of beers,…read morebut also some good food. The tacos were FANTASTIC, the calamari are fresh. Highly recommend this place!

Food: - Large Nachos ($24) - Large is a good size for 2-3…read morepeople. Tbh the nachos tasted good, but nothing extraordinary. If I were to order them again, I'd pay for some extra add-ons, like the beef and the guac. - 1lb Classic Wings ($19) - we chose Lemon Pepper Dusted and it was also just good. If I were to return, I'd order the wings with something saucy rather than a dry rub. I didnt taste too much lemon pepper flavour. Service: - Our server was very friendly and attentive - Food came out relatively quickly Ambience - typical pub style environment - decent amount of TVs showing sports - wasn't too noisy Overall, a decent bar/pub serving typical pub food with some UK flair.