Left Field's second location in Liberty Village is a very welcome improvement to their original…read morelocation in Leslieville, which I've been a patron of since 2013 when they opened. The new location has two levels, a beautiful open concept floor plan and a large outdoor patio. We walked in on Saturday (World Series Game 2) and were seated immediately. They had another weekly event going on but that didn't detract from speed and service. The beers are fantastic, with some staples still on the menu from 2013! The Eephus, Wrigley, and Greenwood are original and exactly as I remember, but Ice Cold Beer, Tarps Off, and Oppo were delicious too! Get a flight, take in the community spirit and enjoy some baseball themed beers! Go Blue Jays

Gord & I had supper last evening with friends. It's been a while since we've all gotten together…read moreand it was nice to catch up. Gord and I had Pep & Cheese pizzas (10" New York style pizza, pizza sauce, Ezzo pepperoni, mozzarella, oregano and Grana Padano cheese) and we both took half of our pizzas home for lunch tomorrow. Rosemary had Mac and Cheese (creamy mac and cheese made with our beer and cheddar sauce, topped with melted cheese, shaved scallions) and Chicken Tenders - Kids Combo (3 kid-sized buttermilk marinated, panko-breaded chicken tenders; served with thick cut french fries, plum sauce and ketchup) ... the mac and cheese looked delish and she took half home but the chicken tenders were overcooked. Kevin had a Chicken Clubhouse Sandwich and fries (classic clubhouse sandwich served on 3 pieces of toasted white bread, stacked with grilled chicken breast, shredded lettuce, tomato, Swiss cheese, bacon, guacamole and chipotle aioli spread). Alfred had a Margherita pizza (10" New York style pizza, pizza sauce, fresh mozzarella, fresh basil and Grana Padano cheese). Christine had a Chicken Caesar Wrap (grilled chicken breast, romaine, parmesan, caesar dressing, wrapped in a 12" flour tortilla) and took half home. Ocean was our server. She was friendly and took good care of us. For some reason, the 3 pizzas came out about 15 minutes after the other meals so they were almost finished by the time we started.

If you like the smell of spoiled cheese, have I got the bar for you. Bartender was nice, but this…read moreplace had no ice, reeked on the top floor, and just about every cost was cut for the bathroom downstairs. For reals. The bathroom stalls have a 2' gap above and below the door and the doors are only about 2.5' so if you're standing you can see other people using the other stalls. Nice cold molson on draft, though. Come for the cold beer, leave for the smell.

Ruined my anniversary. On Thursday night, I called to make a reservation for Saturday night for…read moregame 2 of the World Series. It was me and my girlfriend's anniversary and we're huge Jays fans so this was a big deal for us. When we got there for our 7:30 reservation, we were informed that they didn't not have a table for us. They did not apologize to us or admit that they had done anything wrong, even though we showed them the call logs. All they did was walk up to us every 5 minutes (while serving many other people) and tell us that everything was under control. It wasn't. We ended up watching the game from home. I write this review in hopes that somebody sees it and decides not to give this place business, as this is the only form of payback I can hope to get against this place for ruining our anniversary plans.

Came here for a date day before the Raptors game. I have always been curious as there is such a…read morelong line. I was surprisingly able to get a reservation just a few days before the game. Ambiance - 4/5: similar to most sports bar, it's dim and loud with a lot of sports games on tv. They had a lot of reservations so the tables were split off for our small reservation. It felt a little tight. There seems to be 2 levels of seating. Service - 3.75/5: we got there early but they were nice enough to seat us early. The host sweetly pulled out my seat for me. It took us awhile to decide what to order but the server was patient with us. He checked in on us a few times. Maybe because the tables are tight, servers kept knocking into my chair seving other patrons and my seat is all the way into the table. Food - 3.5/5: I appreciate that the menu gives little historical moments that happened over the years. we ordered: Spinach dip - comes with chips and pita. Some of the chips were heavily seasoned. The pita is soft but doesnt really absorb much of the spinach dip. The dip itself is light in flavor. I prefer the chips over the pita Steak frites - we ordered medium rare and they got the cook right. The steak knife is very bendy. It should have been a AAA striploin but for some reason it felt tough and was hard to cut through. The charcoal grill marks made the exterior too burnt, giving it a bitterness to the steak. It came with an arugula salad and a very genorous portion of fries. Everything was seasoned well. The arugula salad and the chimmichuri on the steak had a tartness to it which added some brightness to the dish. I typically don't use ketchup but I needed it to help me with the fries. I could not finish the fries Sundae - there's probably only 1 scoop worth of vanilla ice cream. It comes in a cup with whipped cream and berries. Overall: 3.75/5 - If we come back, I might try other food items.

The RealSports Bar & Grill is a spot that's been special to me since I was young. My Dad used to…read moretake me here before concerts and Toronto Maple Leafs games, and now my wife and I stop in anytime we're in Toronto for anything; a game, a concert, or just a fun night out. We absolutely love this place. It's the perfect sports bar: an insane number of gigantic TVs, all showing different games, high-energy vibes, and consistently great service. Food-wise, we ALWAYS get the Garlic Knots; they're our absolute favourite. We've never had a bad menu item here, and the drinks are always solid. One important tip: I highly recommend booking in advance, especially on any sort of game day. This place fills up fast, and for good reason. If you're visiting Toronto and want the ultimate game-day atmosphere with great food, you can't go wrong here. For more travel and food reviews, check out our YouTube channel -- A&M Roam!

Went to Score on King for an after work gathering, and enjoyed it! We went there Wednesday 430pm,…read moreand apparently it was happy hour, so prices were fairly good. Had a glass of wine and the score burger, with a side salad. Score burger was delicious - and an extra ketchup was given to the table. Salad was also very good! The staff were very kind and checking in us regularly. The bathrooms are down a set of stairs, single occupent all genders.

Score on King was walking distance from our hotel (TOOR) and got good reviews, so we gladly went…read more We were exhausted from flying in early morning from Fort Lauderdale, but the sweet bartender (Carlee/Cassie? Sorry!) made us feel at home and even gave us recommendations for things to do in the city. The ambiance is that of a small, quirky sports bar with outdoor seating. We split the wings as an appetizer, which were good, but would have liked to know that they were breaded ahead of time, we would have requested naked wings. I ordered the pulled pork mac and cheese, which was DIVINE. I'm still dreaming about it... Hubby ordered the Korean Short Ribs, which were ok, but he preferred my mac and cheese. I would definitely recommend this spot to locals!

Excellent food and super service!. Beautiful waitress very friendly. 15 % discount 10 may to 10…read morejuin. Welcome for everyone.

Here for an event. Noisy. But that is to be expected. Classic pub look…read more Burgers with bacon were big but tasted mediocre. Looked better than it tasted. Think the quality of beef is poor. Chicken sandwich better. Get that instead. Fries were bland. Liked that they were skin on style though. Service was decent and standard pub. They were efficient which was nice. Mediocre overall.

Went on a Sunday afternoon to watch the Jays game. The place was half empty, with classic rock…read moreplaying in the background--super chill vibe. They had three different sports events on big screens all around, so it was easy to catch whatever you're into. There was also a "Light(PBR) & Dark( Sleeman honey brown?)" duo special for $7, which was a nice touch. If you're looking to watch your favorite sports in a laid-back setting, check out the Loose Moose!

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

I had a late lunch at One Eyed Jack yesterday afternoon…read more I had the $16 pint and pound of wings (Buffalo sauce) special and they were both delicious! Another beer was just $6!

I actually would rate them as 3.5…read more Definitely a pretty standard place to grab some brunch or other food, I wouldn't look for anything to unusual here, but if you were happy with a good standards or even a hearty breakfast, you have found the right place. It's also pretty reasonable so and right Downtown Toronto, so you gotta like that. If you're catching a afternoon matinee at the Scotiabank movie theater, it steps away, so pretty handy. The server was really fantastic. Very knowledgeable, and just really friendly and personable. Highly recommend for the service alone. There's a variety of booze and you can even sit at the bar if you want. So it seems to be quite spacious. You can also reserve an Open table. We had a big breakfast with French toast. I found the bacon could've been a little more well cooked for me. Especially since I asked for it being crispy, but it was OK. The rest was pretty good like I said a standard breakfast. And they did leave us alone to kind of have a nice chat . Getting there. I know there are parking garages nearby including one right next to the Scotiabank Theatre. Otherwise, there's TTC that will get you close by. It's located on the SE corner of Richmond and Peter.

King taps is not my usual happy hour choice but we wanted a change of pace and the leafs game was…read moreon. They always put the leafs game on when they're playing which is Mae's them a reliable game spot. Over the past couple of years I felt their food quality has slowly declined but today was different. Way exceeded my expectations. We started with a corona zero and ranch water (passion fruit flavour) we were both really happy with it. The didn't skimp on the tequila. We started with the Brussels sprouts which is always a great choice from here. Crispy on the outside and not an overwhelming Brussels sprout taste. This is likely because there is a generous sprinkling of grated parm and a great amount of dip. We tried the crispy tuna sushi. The tuna was beautifully marinated, so flavourful. And the sushi was nice and crispy. The vodka pie was a seasonal item and when we saw it listed, we knew we needed to try it. The sauce- amazing, the press was nice and flaky and light and really tasty. And the soccer Sada added nice saltines and flavour without being too overwhelming. For happy hour, the apps and pizzas were $5 off, and the ranch water was $5. I'd come back for the pizza alone! Jeans was our waitress and she was great!

Huge selection of beer on draught. I counted over 20 taps, so you should have no problem finding a…read morebeer you like. Service was friendly, not too fast after sitting down, but didn't have to wait too long to order either. I didn't try any of the food, as only popped in for a drink, but from what I could see coming out to other tables it looked decent, and I likely would return to try some other evening.

Stopped by here when I was in the area with some friends on a Sunday afternoon. Has such a cool…read morevibe where you can come watch games, play shuffleboard, ping pong or just eat and drink with friends. The menu has a lot of variety and their brunch options on weekends looked bomb. I LOVED their nachos, so much flavour and a great quality chip. Definitely will be back to try the rest of the menu and play shuffleboard!

When I found this place on Yelp, I knew I had to stop in while visiting Toronto based on the name…read morealone (non-baseball fans, look up "Dock Ellis no hitter"). This is a great spot. There are plenty of tables if you want to sit and eat, plus a smaller bar and a pool table in the back. There are also couches and chairs near the entrance. I came in for dinner and got the fried chicken sandwich, Korean style. It had kimchi that wasn't super hot, but had a decent spice. After the first bite I knew this was the best fried chicken sandwich I had ever had. The chicken had a delicious breading and was perfectly crispy. The toppings and sauces were the perfect complements. Even the roll tasted great. Service was fast and the staff was really down to earth and friendly. This is going to be my go-to spot when I'm in Toronto!