Shoeless Joe's fits in with the Jack Astor's / Montana's type of large and noisy restaurant you get…read moretogether with the whole office for. Also typical is the menu. There's a big range of appetizers, from fries to nachos and more, and the same range of pizzas, pastas and burgers. Decent choice of drinks and desserts. There's nothing special in my book. The numerous TVs are great if you want to catch a game. If you want a cozier meal, it's distracting. Idk if they were short staffed last I went but service was a bit wanting. Overall it was a very average experience. Personally I prefer someplace more intimate but if you want to book for a group night out, this might be your ticket.

We went for dinner to shoeless . It was a15 minutes wait time which was not too bad on a Saturday …read more We ordered drinks which were good , chicken sliders were fresh and tasty , chicken with mashed potatoes was very good too , it comes with fresh chopped veggies . Enjoyed our night out.

If you want to get drunk with your friends, look no further. The drinks here mostly taste like…read morejuice and it's great for group gatherings. There's a light to show if you're open to other people joining you, which is interesting. This place is highly instagrammable. They used to have playing cards here for free, but now you have to pay to use them.

Zui Bar is right around the corner from us, but we realized we'd never been! Time to explore…read more We entered and were greeted and seated promptly by a cheery staff member. The music was not loud, which made it easy for us to hold a conversation. The neon decor was stylish and gave off cyberpunk vibes. Service wasn't the most attentive, but it was efficient and alright for the price point. They have a scannable QR code at the table, so that's how you order. They offer a happy hour combo from 4-7pm, where you get 1 cold dish, 3 skewers, 1 main, and 1 cocktail for $25! I'd say it's a pretty good deal. The main fried rice had a lot of wok hei and the portion was quite good. We added a beer to this and the two of us were fairly full. Great option for a light meal with some drinks!

Great atmosphere. Food was delicious. Service was attentive. The place smells like popcorn because…read morethat is the complementary items they provide. Ordered half grilled beef intestines/ pork intestines ( tabletop cooking ), spicy octopus & intestines stew( table top cooking), butter grilled pollak roe with cucumbers. They were were excellent. With 2 pitchers of sapporo plus 2 more pints, there different food to share, it coasted us $210.

A pocha with all the vibes, food and drinks that you want!…read more Came here for drinks after having dinner and really enjoyed the loud vibes here. It's where people come for drinking and Korean food/ snacks with friends - with your usuals of raw beef, raw marinated seafood, tteokbokki, fried chicken, hot pot stews and more. Since we came after eating dinner already we only got the raw marinated shrimp to try and i quite enjoyed it! It's marinated really well and tasted really fresh and cold which I liked. On it's own it could taste raw and fishy. If you're not into that i think it'll pair well with some rice. Also got a chestnut makgeolli which was nice and different from what I usually have. Parking in the back is a bit tricky, as some spots you're not allowed to park in. Overall, a great experience and would come back after dinner again or to have some dinner here!

17 Tiles Board Games & Mahjong Cafe is a board games and cafe (drinks, mocktails, and finger food,…read morecandies). It opened at the end of Mar 2023. The second floor has the board games and cafe. The third floor is the Mahjong. We played many different board games. There are 2 big cabinets of board games. There should be more. We ordered the following food: 1. Hanamikoji Mocktail ($9.99). 2. Treasure of Sumatra Mocktail ($8.99). 3. Teddy Bear Milk Tea ($6.99). 4. Flat White (small $4.99). 5. Potato Wedges ($6.99). 6. Chicken Tenders ($9.99). 7. 17 Tiles Dusted Wings ($14.99) with Chipotle Mango sauce. The mocktails were pretty and tasty. The Teedy Bear is made of ice. All the food was good, except the batter on the Chicken Tenders was too thick; the chicken was tender. The service was good. For 3 people, our games and food totaled $86.93. I toured the Mahjong rooms on the third floor out of curiosity. The setup was good. To play unlimited board games, it costs $3/p. To play in private Mahjong rooms, it costs $20/h/p. For VIP Mahjong rooms (including drinks), it costs $30/h/p. For wheelchair accessibility, you must enter an elevator at the back of the building. There is free WiFi. The place is wheelchair accessible. On each floor, there are separate male/female washrooms and one gender-neutral washroom that is wheelchair accessible. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. Review 2023-404

Really good selection of new board games! And also a large selection of snacks. Also plenty of…read morelarge tables.

I've been here a couple times by now…read more One of my gf's friends discovered this place (that was the first time). More recently, one of MY closest friends held his wedding reception just down the road (at Casa Deluz Banquet Hall) and instead of a dance floor at the end of the night, he booked one of the party rooms here for the afterparty. From the outside, this plaza looks like your typical, sketchy scarborough plaza but the first time I walked into this place I was blown away at how nice the interior was. The lighting is extremely cool and the decor is very fancy. Service is prompt and friendly. If you need a battery change for your mic(s) or ring the service bell, you get a person almost instantly in your room. The washroom is clean enough haha. I've been to some KTV places with REALLY dank washrooms. This one is clean and smells relatively fresh. Also, someone in another review mentioned that there was a lingering cigarette smell. I've been here a bunch of times and there's almost no cigarette smell. Visitors are pretty polite here. Most ppl that want to smoke, I see them go outside and having a smoke outside before coming back into the lounge. I will say, they do use a popular touch screen system for choosing songs. I would totally bump this review up to a 5 star rating if they kept the song list updated (Bar+ on Yonge St downtown has the most constantly updated song list I've ever experienced). There were a couple new songs that I tried to find but to no avail. I think this is the best karaoke place uptown in the GTA at the moment if I'm being honest! They are very honest w/ their minimum room charge pricing and they also have a killer happy hour special deal throughout the week if you're not booking a room on a weekend. It will continue to be my go-to place for karaoke as long as they don't increase prices.

I came by on a weekend for happy hour…read more Pros + AV: It was cool to sing along to the original music videos. I appreciated that. + Decor: I came by just before Halloween season. It was decorated quite Cons - Name: I suspect the business has switched owners. The name on Google doesn't match the name on the door The cost was roughly $35 pp. We got a pitcher of milk tea and an alcoholic beverage.

Beertown occupies a commanding footprint in Toronto's Financial District -- a sprawling,…read moreenergetically lit gastropub that announces itself with a theatre of gleaming taps and an open, convivial floor plan designed unapologetically for the after-work crowd. It is, in many respects, exactly what it intends to be: a loud, generous, unpretentious haven for those emerging from Bay Street offices or rallying before a Scotiabank Arena event. The beer programme is the undisputed centerpiece. The selection is vast and thoughtfully curated, spanning local GTA craft offerings alongside storied European imports such as Erdinger and La Trappe. Flights arrive on paddles with coasters identifying each pour -- a charming detail that rewards the curious drinker. One could spend an entire evening simply navigating the rotating taps, and many regulars do precisely that. The kitchen delivers pub fare that, while familiar in concept. Service is warm and attentive on its best evenings, with staff who clearly understand the rhythm of a busy house. However, during peak hours the pace can stretch thin, and a lapse in table attention can surface. The noise level is considerable -- an unavoidable consequence of the venue's scale and popularity. Those seeking quiet conversation will find it a challenge; those seeking energy and the communal hum of a city unwinding will feel entirely at home. For the corporate denizen of the Financial District, or the sports fan looking for a spirited pre-game gathering point, Beertown is a reliable and genuinely enjoyable destination. The beer alone is worth the visit.

Visited with my team on a weekday evening a couple of weeks ago. We walked into an almost empty…read morerestaurant and were told they needed to make sure they had room for us (we were a party of 8). Thankfully somehow they did and we sat down to order. I'm not sure if it was our server's break but a couple of other servers came to check on us but couldn't (wouldn't?) take our order until our actual server arrived a while later, which was maybe 20 minutes or so. Not deterred, as we were hungry and thirsty - we ordered the giant beer paddles for our table to share and also a few apps. The beer arrived warm quite a while later and also only had the breweries names on the coasters, not the actual name of the beer so we guessed on a few. The apps were not memorable and were only warmish - so was not blown away. Too bad as the location nearer to me in Oakville was much better in terms of food and service. Even though my office is steps away, I wouldn't rush back.

We have visited Beerbistro twice, and we love it. A few quick notes first. First, we live in…read moreRochester, NY. Otherwise, we would have visited Beerbistro more often. Second, "we" is not the royal we; I'm referring to my family. Lastly, the same "we" has visited Belgium many times and is very familiar with all the goodies they offer in terms of food, drinks and most importantly, chocolate. Too bad Beerbistro doesn't offer chocolates. If they did, I'm sure it would as good their mussels, frites and every other dish we have tried so far. Service is great. Prices are reasonable. Ambiance is nice. Parking is tricky. Enjoy!

With a name like beerbistro I was expecting a grown up beer garden - the place is heavy on the…read morebistro. Had the bistro burger and it was fine. No cheese. No salt. But not overcooked. Espressso martinis were great but pub pretzel was meh. Service was good but nothing remarkable.

This is going to be my fave Tuesday night out dinner.They have the best chicken jerk in town,the…read moreowner is so friendly and amazing.I will recommend this to friends and family.

From the owner: Your Filipino Restaurant in North York offers a rich selection of traditional Filipino, Italian…read moreand Caribbean food all day long. At our restaurant we deliver culinary excellence. For us, cooking is not a job; it is a strong passion. We add a special ingredient in our cooking, called love. And we want to share this intense enthusiasm for food and for cooking with our customers. Come and try out our Goat Caldereta, Pancit, Deep Fry Pork Belly, Sizzling Pork Sisig, Chipotle Chicken Wings, and many more inspired dishes. We offer breakfast, dinner, supper. Dine-in or take away, catering. Our bar is fully equipped with liquors, wine and beer to satisfy every taste. We host parties, meetings, birthdays and any other functions. The venue offers a cozy atmosphere. If you have a party you can also take advantage of our advanced karaoke system to entertain your guests. Our prices are competitive. Visit today your Filipino restaurant in North York.

Great selection of craft beer from across Ontario, plus bar snacks. Trivia on Wednesday is fun.read more

Great selection of beer! Really nice bar top but the back of the bar could be nicer, it's just a…read moreplain wall.

Came here for lunch with some friends…read more The place was quite. Service was good. But they had 1 person managing the whole place which made it a bit slow. Love the new look of the place. Food was average with typical bar stuff. Nothing was off the carts. Place is made for sports and beers.

Last week, I saw my friend's photo of a surf and turf cheeseburger, and what was left of my small…read moremind was blown. I decided to look at the menu, saw the lobster roll, and knew that I needed to order it. I love lobster rolls. I see it on a menu and I must order it. No thought required. Done! There are three COAST locations, all ghost kitchens, in the GTA. One is in downtown Toronto. Another is at the Firkin that I used to frequent at Yonge and Eglinton. The one is Vaughan is the latest addition, which is where I went last night. I placed my order through Uber Eats for pickup: - PEI lobster roll with COAST salad - Crispy COAST shrimp - Crème brûlée cheesecake - Superbowl Sunday special (free COAST fries when your order is $40 or more) The downside is that I got a general location as to where to go to pick up my food. I got to the plaza with Nations grocery store anchoring it. Where do I go next? Well, my prayers were answered when a nice person from COAST called me and said that my order was ready. He let me know that COAST is in The Moose, which is a Firkin pub. Yes, direction! I thanked him and parked closer to the pub. The Moose looks new and modern. It has patio heaters and is open for dining in, as is many eateries in York region now. I was greeted by a nice man. He asked for my order number. I showed it on my phone and he went to fetch my order. I saw this white paper bag with handles on the bar counter. He thanked me and handed it to me. I reciprocated. I could smell the fries through my mask. I was so excited and I headed over to my car. I got home and had dinner. I bought more than I could down, so I have leftovers today that I look forward to having I had a container full of salad. The PEI lobster roll was camouflaged by it. You can choose fries or salad as your side. Considering that I was going for free COAST fries, I settled for salad. I loved how much salad I got. The veggies were crisp and fresh. All I heard was my crunching on them. The salad dressing had balsamic vinegar, but it was subtle and didn't have a ton of sugar. I liked it a lot. My lobster roll was good. The lobster had generous chunks of real lobster in aioli, with chives and seasoning. Yum! The downside was the bun. The brioche bun needed to be softer and perhaps grilled more with butter. It would have made the experience nicer. It was a smaller roll than I had hoped for $20, but I had so much food that it was minor. What surprised me the most were the crispy COAST shrimp. They were super crispy. They had a bit of spice. The baby arugula balanced out the spiciness. I thoroughly enjoyed how crispy the whisper-thin batter coating each shrimp was. Perfection! I got the COAST fries on the house. The fries tasted so homemade, as if I had cut the fries myself, and someone did a better job at deep-frying them. It had Grana Padano cheese that I had never had. It tasted like parmesan, but milder. I loved it with the spicy aioli and chives. I love chives so much. I normally don't enjoy eating fries as a side, but I could do these any day. I have been good lately by not going overboard with desserts. However, I couldn't resist getting the crème brûlée cheesecake. Sadly, my slice got tossed around a tad in the container, so the pointy part of the slice was smashed. However, I ate it all, even with the whipped cream puddle next to it. I enjoyed this cheesecake slice a lot. It wasn't terribly sweet. The berry coulis on top provided a nice tartness and contrast. The crust was thin. The cheesecake was creamy and you could taste the beautiful crème brûlée flavour in each bite. It's a winner! I am eyeing the PEI lobster poutine, and COAST surf and turf burger next. I had a great experience. Prices do run steep, but it's worth treating yourself to fresh seafood and ingredients. (114)