Large space with TVs and covered outdoor seating…read more We came here to catch the 2nd half of a World Cup game, fortunately there was a free table outdoors near the TV (probably because it was raining on and off that day, not exactly outdoor seating weather!) The staff was friendly and welcoming. We ordered drinks at the bar and then found seats within view of the tv. The inside seats looked pretty full during the game.

Yet another solid bar, Pheasant & Firkin is located in the gentrified area if Wilson and Avenue…read moreRoad, and kitty corner from Drums and Flats. A group of us decided to have a drink and came on a Wedesday evening. There were a few drink specials for about $5.00 for a pint of Canadian. Here, you can order a burger and add one for an additional fee. The burger I ordered was fairly pedestrian, good flavour, with a side of sweet potato fries. We sat inside near the back which was relatively empty at the time. It is a good space with a number of booths. Preferably one can enjoy the outdoors in their patio, which comparably seems a bit smaller than the one at Drums. Overall, a good community joint for a few pints and a laugh or two. -Zuk

We came here on Father's Day. I made reservations but there were still available tables. It has a…read morenice patio and open concept. The food was actually good for bar food. We got the kids chicken fingers and fries- it's big portion wise, crispy chicken Caesar wrap- great taste and chicken club sandwich- great taste as well but the bacon was a bit too over done. Fries were good overall as well. The sauce that was included with the chicken fingers were not good- not sure what it was. But my major complaint was the service- we had to wait so long for anyone to even come by with water then again super long wait to even order. We were starving, the whole process of ordering and getting our food took an hour even though it wasn't really busy and it was bar food. Be prepared to wait!

Great place to shoot some pool and good food. Service is impeccable and the drinks are well priced…read more Good amount of tvs for viewing.

Really enjoyed our time at the Crooked Cue. Received excellent service from Victoria. Very friendly…read moreand attentive to all at our table. Highly recommend the Crooked Cue in Port Credit.

Accidentally stumbled upon this place while walking in Port Credit…read more Decent place western pub fare - good portions, taste & reasonable prices Our group order included : calamari, vegan burger meal, avocado salad, fish & chips, half rack ribs meal + (forgot the rest) Excellent customer service from host to waiter, good food presentation & overall taste was good. (side note: I honestly believe that a container of salt fell into the mix of their calamari batter - it was sky rocket high salty ... we didn't bother to say anything tho) Fish & chips was my own meal - loved the light batter non-greasy coating plus the fries were excellently as light, crispy & not salty. Everyone else Now we know where to go again with a group! (Find me on Instagram @aida.loves )

What a cool place to hang out with your group of friends on a Friday night. This place is the only…read more5 table pool hall in the Dundas and Ossington area. Drinks are solid, the owners are nice, and the vibe is hipster. The venue can easily hold 50+ people -it's massive-, which I'm sure is enough to hold any birthday party! It's also the only place to serve Wild Turkey bourbon on tap. The food is unusually good for bar food. Their kitchen is small and the menu is limited, but it's quality and is on par with the likes of Dock Ellis and EL Ruddy. We usually get the fries (thick cut British style) or the wings and they are divine. $1 dollar to play pool, and there's even a few arcade games. A perfect stop to any pub crawl along Dundas and the Oz.

City Pool Hall is an oasis on Dundas West. As one of the few places with central AC this summer,…read moreit's an ideal place to beat the heat, and cool off with a cold beer. This place is more than that, though. With an extensive beer and liquor menu and daily food specials, it's a great place to hang out and play pool on their four full-size pool table. The food menu is small but everything is fresh. Grilled cheese, wings, beef dip and chicken club - standard pub fare but made to order and very good quality. Add arcade games and lots of seating to the mix and it's a winner! The owners are super friendly too, having worked in the local area and bar industry for many years. What are you waiting for - check this place out!

Pegasus is so lucky to have Simon! He's what makes my favorite Toronto gayborhood bar a five-star…read morereview. Walking in during hockey playoff season, it was awesome seeing so many invested in a Toronto Maple Leafs playoff game, not the norm where I come from. I noticed the spacious pool table area as well. In my neck of the woods, pool table areas are nowhere near as spacious. Drinks are affordable and bartenders like Simon and patrons alike, are super friendly and welcoming. Definitely recommend this spot if you're looking for a neighborhood bar feel and I have to say it one more time.

First time visiting Toronto. It's a Tuesday early evening, the bar was not busy. The bar staff was…read moreless than friendly. In fact when ordering a drink I felt like I was inconveniencing the bar staff with a gin and soda order. The bar tender was shorter, fit, very short shaved hair. Made me feel unwelcome and bothersome, he then proceeded to discuss his sexual conquests with the patron who I assume was his friend next to me. Not that that's an issue but when he made me feel uncomfortable in being at the bar anyway. The overall experience was a let down and I enjoyable. Will not be returning.

Great food, great drinks, and amazing prices!! If you're a college student or budget traveler THIS…read moreis your place. Good vibes even if you're not either of those two.

Ugh I love dive bars. Although the server looked at me weird when I ordered a ginger beer..... I…read morefelt a bit judged. Vibe was good but sucks feeling judged

Perfect date idea…read more Customer service was super impressive. It was slow that day. But the staff was very attentive, and the place was spotless

Great food, friendly staff, great fun, newly renovated bathroom, and great atmosphere!read more

With a small patio at the front, Poor Romeo is a haven for those who love direct sunlight. Maybe it…read morewas how the sun was hitting the restaurant on our July visit, but even with all the umbrellas up there wasn't an ounce of shade. Not wanting to roast, we safely seconded ourselves inside. Here I was greeted with a chill bar environment with tables so crammed together that it'd be a Tetris feat to get yourself into a chair if someone was sitting behind you. Luckily, it wasn't busy on a Friday afternoon, so I jimmied myself into a highchair and settled down with a Gin Lizzy ($15). It's a good first drink since it essentially tastes like a sparkling berry lemonade. The rhubarb reduction and lime make it go down so easy that you must remind yourself it's not juice given it contains gin and prosecco. Personally, even with a refreshing cocktail, I like them tasting stiffer. The El Diablo ($15) hit the spot as the tequila was pronounced but mellowed with black berry concentrate and lime. The ginger beer helped to add a twinge of spiciness and bubbles. This was a favourite amongst our table. A couple of nibbles tied us over until dinner. The queso & chips ($12) arrived with plenty of warm crispy tortillas that were seasoned making them nice to munch on solo or with a sprinkling of finely diced pico de gallo. The queso was a great consistency coating the chip without being too thick and was perfectly seasoned so that it was flavourful without being overly salty. The wild zero wings ($16 for a lb) were hot and juicy, tossed in an apricot glaze that gave the wings a sweet and savoury element, sort of like a Thai sauce but not quite as syrupy. And if they weren't saucy enough, a generous portion of creamy dill arrives as well. Poor Romeo is a great place for a quick drink with nibbles or a casual date. And if you're in the area for an after-meal tipple, their version of an espresso martini is the Night Flight ($16). It certainly tasted of coffee, from a coffee reduction and Jägermeister cold brew, but mellowed out with vodka and a bit of creaminess from the Tia Maria.

A great local hotspot. It's the kind of dive bar and isn't so divey because the food is incredible…read moreand the service is fantastic too. It's small - better for couples or groups of 4. However, they have a table near the kitchen that fits 6 nicely. Can't wait to come back here.