Located super close to the etobicoke civic centre and so I decided to stop by with friends. I got…read morethe small chicken fingers and also the irish nachos. Overall I thought it was decent. I also tried their fudge chocolate cake and it was delicious. We sat in the patio area as the weather was nice and the waitress event got us a fly swatter as a wasp was bothering us so props to him for giving that to us.

The food is always good and the staff are amazing. I took my friend there for her birthday and they…read moresang happy birthday and gave her a slice of cheesecake. I recommend the Curry Chicken. It is really good!

When I was a teenager, Jack Astor's was all the rage and we went fairly regularly. So it's weird…read morethat I haven't been to the place in well over a decade. So I was pretty excited to check the place out on a recent Saturday evening. We didn't have a reservation and the place was quite crowded, so it was a surprise that we were seated at a comfy, two-person booth. We wound up sharing a couple of things: the Fiesta Salad ("Mixed greens, arugula, avocado, black beans, corn, grape tomatoes, pickled red onion, salsa verde, crispy corn tortillas, feta cheese, creamy lime dressing") and the Street Chicken Tacos ("Roasted Achiote chicken, shredded cabbage, cheddar cheese, Pico de Gallo, green onion, chipotle aioli, honey lime vinaigrette, cilantro"). Despite some regretfully slow service, the food arrived relatively quickly and was tasty. The tacos, while nothing mind-blowing, hit the spot and were elevated considerably by the available hot sauce. And the salad was well put together and full of quality ingredients. It's actually a bit of a relief to discover that Jack Astor's is almost exactly how I remembered it, complete with the server writing their name on the table in crayon.

Went here yesterday for the 2 year anniversary of my dad's RIP, has a text coupon for $20 off $50…read moreso right there, boom, got asiago chicken and hunter's chicken, we always get the same, sometimes she changes to the pad thai bowl, both were great, great chicken, nice everything else, even leftovers were amazing for a midnight snack, I mean A+mazing, wow, dude was a cool server, paid with a gift card I got from Costco, $50 for $40, so we got two dishes, tax and tip for $40 all in, wonderful, can't wait to do it again, soon, stays tuned,

The Copper Kettle Pub is a charming and rustic pub in the heart of Glen Williams. It features a…read morebustling patio and a beautiful historic interior. Their menu is an array of traditional pub faire and they have an extensive drink menu. The back patio runs up to a ravine with field stones offering an extra private escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. The process of getting a seat was easy. We spoke with the hostess at the front of the restaurant and she seated us right away. Menus and cutlery were provided promptly and our server was also great and attentive the whole time! I tried the seasonal cider, a Wild blueberry and elderflower cider. It had the most incredible red colour. The flavour palate was perfectly sweet and balanced. I would have this every day! For food, we had the French onion soup. Honestly this was THE perfect French onion soup. No notes on what could be done better. My husband had the Philly cheese steak burger. It was very meaty. The demi glazed sauce was tasty, and the ingredients were fresh. I had the Tomato bacon sandwich. Each but was thoroughly cheesy, with meaty back bacon slices. Splurge for gravy! It was delicious with crispy fries and really elevated the meal. This spot is great for a family lunch or a date night. I will absolutely be recommending to friends and family in the future!

Despite living in the area for years, tonight was our first time at the Copper Kettle Pub - a place…read morewe've been wanting to visit for ages (based on positive comments from people we've spoken to). On their website, they highly recommend calling for a reservation (no online options are available) as they are a small pub. While there were tables available inside, and regular turnover on the patio, even on our midweek visit it was evident the suggestion was valid. (Since we were visiting to celebrate a birthday, I was sure to heed the advice.) Right from the appetizers, through the main course, right to dessert the food was fantastic as was the service and the patio was a beautiful place to dine. Loss of umbrellas, mature trees, and plenty of room between tables. We will definitely be returning.

Gord and I had supper on the patio of Firkin on the Bay last evening. It was a busy spot!…read more He had Roasted Garlic Ravioli (Truffle cream sauce, peas, parmesan, garlic toast), which he liked and said he'd get again. I'd wanted Chicken Parm but they'd run out. So I had Chicken Curry (A house-made favourite since 1987, served with basmati rice, buttered naan). It was okay. It had a bite to it but there wasn't much chicken. I wouldn't get this again. Jordan, our server, was friendly.

I've frequented this place because of its location. It's at the end of my bike ride and I'd often…read morepop in for a beer. I'll be honest it wasn't great. There weren't many other options, but this place has has a management change or something because they've really become much better. The service now is really caring and friendly. The food too is consistent and good pub fare.

We felt like a night out and I was in the mood to try a new restaurant, so it seemed like the…read moreperfect opportunity to finally check out the Henry VIII Ale House. We arrived at around 6:30 and the place was pretty much packed. (It's a much, much smaller joint than I would've thought.) We did manage to snag a sweet table by the window, but then we were informed that an acoustic musician would be setting up shop right behind us at 7:00. I figured we probably wouldn't last too long once he started performing, so we decided to just share an order of the Sausage Rolls ("honey mustard sauce"). They arrived to the table impressively fast and sure looked great. They tasted great, too. I might even go so far as to say they're among the best Sausage Rolls I've ever eaten. The sausage is really tasty and flavorful, while the pastry around them is just as good. The zesty honey mustard perfectly complements them, too. I really enjoyed my brief visit to the Henry VIII Ale House, and I look forward to returning at some point in the future.

My husband and I stopped in here last evening…read more It was hopping so we went in and sat the bar (and we lucky to get those stools!). There was a really good vibe at this pub. And judging by the fact that it was packed with people waiting for tables, we weren't the only ones who thought so. There was a woman eating wings at the end of the bar ... they looked good! A guy had a bison burger next to us and it was HUGE! If we are in that 'hood, we'll definitely stop in again, especially for a meal.

Great EAST MALL pub/tavern Very nice staff…read moreDaily food and drink specials (key!) Highly recommended Don't drink and drive... I might have once or twice... still feel bad about it

Scruffy Murphy's is exactly what you want from a neighborhood Irish pub in Etobicoke: warm,…read moreunpretentious, and reliably good most of the time. Walk in and you're hit with that classic pub smell--wood, beer, and something frying--and it instantly feels comforting. The dark interior, Guinness mirrors, and Celtic knick-knacks give it genuine character without feeling like a theme-park knockoff. The patio out back is a nice bonus when the weather cooperates, and the live music on weekends is usually a talented one-man-band or duo who know how to work the room. Food-wise, it's mostly a home run. The wings are massive and come in a honey-garlic that's legitimately addictive, the fish & chips batter is crisp and greaseless, and the shepherd's pie is proper comfort food--hearty, well-seasoned, and served scorching hot. The Irish nachos (potato slices instead of tortilla chips) are a fun twist and disappear fast. Prices are very fair for the portion sizes; you'll leave full without feeling robbed. Service is friendly 9 times out of 10. The staff are the type who remember your name after two visits and pour a perfect pint, but on busy nights (Friday/Saturday after 9 pm) it can get stretched thin. Small gripes aside, Scruffy's is still one of the best pure pubs in Etobicoke. Great spot for a casual pint, catching the game, or a no-fuss plate of elevated pub grub.

We ordered in; Ribs, Fried Chicken, CRISPY fries (they were…read moresome of the best crispy fries I've had in a while, and even though it was delivery!), Brisket Mac n' Cheese, Power Salad & Coleslaw The ribs and fries were definitely my fav. The Mac n Cheese was ok, the brisket on top was great!

I visited Carbon Bar around 5pm on a Saturday. We booked reservations but it was really quiet and…read moredefinitely not needed. Carbon is following all the necessary information collection for Covid purposes, like getting your name and phone number, and even inquiring about if you traveled recently. We wore our masks until we were seated, and the we were put in a comfortable booth. The decor and atmosphere is seemingly chic, it wasn't what I was expecting but it would be a great place for late night drinks. So I came for the beef brisket, and that only. And I was pretty impressed. The beef was tender, with a nice smokey crust on the outside. You could smell and taste the mesquite wood flavoring throughout. I also had the Duck Tacos, Black Mambo Margarita and an Old Fashioned. The Duck Tacos were good, a little small for the price but I don't regret ordering them. The Margarita was my FAV, just loved the taste and look of it. All in all I would totally return after 9pm for drinks, and the beef brisket is my takeout order for next week lol.

Nice place to hang out with friends or for business lunches and dinners. Servers are friendly and…read morespeedy. Portions are good and slightly pricey but the food tastes fresh and good.

leanne was the best!! so sweet and took good care of us! drinks and food were great, i highly…read morerecommend the garlic caesar salad