1-steam whistle pint 2-1 glass of house white wine…read more3-house salad with chicken 4-wings (small compared to most bars) $81.50! wtf wings not great; food is way too $$$$$$$ no wonder people don't go out as much; almost $100 for that !? Nice update from Sloppy joes though. Will only drink here again; food is not worth it.

This is the previous Sloppy Joes spot. Which had, IMHO, the finest chicken wings in Toronto. Big…read moreshoes to fill.... The new owners did a really nice job with the renovations. Sidewalk patio is gone though. Hours are much better now, and there are more TV's than a video editing studio. Will be great for watching sports for sure. The wings are pretty close to the legendary status. Price is not totally unreasonable, $9.25 plus tax and tip for 7 wings on a Monday wing nite. And there are drink specials which is rare and very welcome in overpriced Toronto. Servers are a rare mix of cheerful and well put together. No sourpuss political activists slamming pint glasses in front of you thankfully. Highly recommended. Great place to watch a Jays game.

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

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

Great selection of beers and a nice variety to choose from. The service was friendly and attentive,…read morewhich made for a pleasant experience. The food was okay--nothing particularly memorable, but perfectly decent overall. We had a margarita and a flight of beers, they were great . I'd come back for the beers and good service.

Dropped in to watch a Leafs game, great service, reasonably priced beer and great food. Highly…read morerecommend!

We've been going to the Brewhouse in Barrie since it opened. The atmosphere is great. The…read morememorabilia is local and spot on. The staff is friendly and we have maintained one specific server since it opened. Her name is Kayla and if you have the opportunity to be served by her she will keep you coming back for more. She recommended the steak bites an an app and it's been our go to every time. Thank you Kayla (and BrewHouse) for helping us enjoy our date nights.

Small servings of overpriced mediocre pub fare made with low to medium quality ingredients. Service…read moreis OK. We got wings with fries, a salad, a non alcoholic drink and our meal was $70+. The salad was tiny for $25, and while labeled as a "power bowl" left me hungry. The serving of fries was paltry as well. Skip this place, unless you're desperate.

Clean, friendly and affordable spot. Lots of choices on the menu! I had the chicken tacos, which…read morewere heavily seasoned with lime, and I love that! Another in our party had the stir fried veggies with a veggie burger on top and said it was delish. Prices are very reasonable.

Nice addition to this stretch of lake shore The ICE cold…read moretaps are great (Molson) Wings were OK, wouldn't pay full price for them, 1/2 price nights better option Swingers club downstairs (no affiliation), if your feelin' frisky after a few drinks!!!!!!! :)))))

August 12/2025: Grad dinner for Garrett…read more At first, I thought this LOOKED like a great sports bar. Lots of seating, tons of TV's & what appeared to be a decent menu. Then it shifted to screaming "CHEAP"! We sat at the bar as the hostess said the seating was full but it looked FAR from full. It also didn't fill up during the time we were there either. Then I looked closer & many things fell apart. The service was slow, the food was both mediocre and had super small portion size. The draft beer size LOOKED big but in reality it was more like a 12oz pint with a really big mug. It was Taco Tuesday. The Tacos were $3.49/taco, beef or chicken. They were a decent size but virtually tasteless & the meat on both was completely dried out completely. I ordered the house signature wings, xtra saucy ($18.99) for a Pound. They should have been embarrassed by what they turned out! They were exactly opposite to what the menu said. They were TINY & almost devoid of sauce! I'm unclear as to what the obstacle is for saucy wings!? All in all...this is definitely NOT a do over or a recommend.

Review of The Canadian Brewhouse - Kitchener Location…read more Overall Rating: 1 out of 5 stars (Poor/Inedible) Our recent experience at the Kitchener location was extremely disappointing, marked by logistical issues, slow service, and significant quality problems with the food. First Impressions & Seating Upon arrival, the entrance area was poorly managed. With a party of five, there was literally no space to stand while waiting, which created an immediate bottleneck and awkward experience for both our group and others entering/exiting. Service & Drinks Once seated, we ordered drinks promptly. While the Diet Pepsi, Lemonade, and water were fine, the Club Soda was noticeably flat. Our food order took an excessive 45 minutes to arrive, and only after our server proactively checked on the kitchen's status. Food Quality - Major Issues The most critical issue was the quality of the food across multiple dishes. It was unacceptable. Items ordered: Spicy Hickory Burger: WAY overcooked/burnt. The taste of char dominated the flavour. The accompanying fries were the only saving grace. Canadian Burgers with cheese and bacon: The burger itself was burnt, and the bacon was burnt crispy. The sweet potato fries were soggy. Creamy Chicken Alfredo with mushrooms: Minimal chicken (only 1 sliver initially). When a replacement chicken breast was provided, it was burnt. Creamy Chicken Alfredo (no mushrooms): The pasta itself was mediocre ("meh"), but the portion of chicken was generous, receiving the fewest complaints from our party. Chorizo Mac and Cheese (new menu item): Inedible. The flavour was utterly appalling--metallic and burnt, tasting like "dirt sautéed in a dirty pan." I had to spit it out. The pasta also featured pieces of unmelted cheese, indicating poor preparation. We also signed up for the app (before we got our food) to get the free appetizer which was a cheesy garlic bread. We got it with marinara for take home. After you peel off the burned bacon and cheese layer, you're left with a decent pizza dough to dip in decent marinara. Conclusion The pervasive issue of burnt food (affecting three out of five entrées) and the truly inedible quality of the new Chorizo Mac and Cheese indicates a severe breakdown in the kitchen. Combined with the cramped waiting area and slow service, we cannot recommend this location and hope management addresses these fundamental quality control issues immediately. On the bright side, our waitress was nice. We will never eat here again.

Earls is a go-to place for happy vibes and to be seen as trendy with a bit of class. It's a chain…read morerestaurant but this one near Sherway Gardens is beautiful inside with tables in nooks for some privacy. It's also a sports bar so lots of bar stools to party with the rest of the other sport's viewers. Their food is well made and tasty but quite pricy. A little Asian fusion for many dishes. We came during happy hour so got some discounts. We had the crispy rice sushi with ahi tuna that is very flavorful. We tried the shrimp and pork dumplings and the crispy chili with peanuts is yummy. The Queen Bee pizza is our favorite, sweet and spicy. And if you love skinny fries, these fries don't disappoint. The servers are nice and some are chatty. Sometimes I feel I need to dress up but this place is casual too. Last time I ate here and left a review on Google was 4 years ago. Still good. Overall decent place to eat, drink and watch sports (or people).

Food at Earls is Hit or Miss depending on what you order. Unfortunately I don't think their…read moreSummerlicious menu is one where you actually get value as they halve the portions so depending on what you order you're either getting close to or less than the value you're paying for. The Crispy Chili Tofu appetizer was good and decent portion for an appetizer. The Santa Fe Chicken Salad was not good - would not order it again. The chicken was way too dry, and I had asked for extra dressing which took a long time to arrive. Earls should offer the option for customers to choose Steak, Shrimp, or Chicken and if chicken, the choice of White or Dark Meat. The Cheesecake dessert was OK taste-wise but SO SMALL. They couldn't even provide a full slice of cheesecake?? It was literally a regular slice of cheesecake cut in half - looked so bad. It was so thin that it couldn't even stand up on the plate and was falling over.

Decided to stop by King Taps after attending an orchestra at Roy Thompson Hall. It never…read moredisappoints! King Taps is usually quite busy, so I'd definitely recommend making a reservation. We ended up sitting at the bar since we were walk-ins. It is also a very low light restaurant, especially at night. so it might not be the best place for older adults or those who are visually impaired. Service was good, however, we were somewhat forgotten at times since we were tucked away in a dark corner. We ended up ordering the Truffle Fries, the Spicy Rigatoni Vodka pasta, the Korean Chicken, and the Vodka Pie. The truffle fries were crisp and plentiful. We added sausage to the Spicy Rigatoni Vodka pasta, and it was delicious paired with the pizza. The Korean Chicken were bite sized and flavourful as well. However, The vodka Pie haunts me in my dreams. I think I crave this pizza about every week. The pizza at King Taps has one of the best crusts I've ever had, and the vodka sauce is to die for. It's sad to know that this pizza will rotate out, I'd definitely try it before it leaves! I will be back for the Vodka Pie, mark my words!

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!

Mojo cafe has a nice cafe. There are seats and tables to relax. They have varieties of coffee,…read moredrinks and pastries. They also have desserts. Staff is very kind and friendly. It is nice place to have a cup of coffee with friends.

Location/Service This place is a bit of the hidden gem. It…read moreis right on The Queensway, by the corner of Royal York - easy to spot. Parking is a little tricky - mostly street parking is available if you hunt around. Love the interior, much larger than I expected - with a lot of spacing available to either chit-chat and work silently. There's a big table that can accommodate a larger group or shared space. Staff were very friendly, approachable and orders were done well on time, even when they're busy. Food Have a variety of teas, coffees/lattes, pastries and a few sandwiches. Drinks are about - $3 to $6 - very standard pricing Sandwiches are about - $6 to $15 - depending on what you're getting Tried one of their blueberry lemon cake, which was very flavourful, strong in both blueberry and lemon, but not too overly buttery. Their ham & cheese croissant is pretty good as well - standard on what you expect. Same with the london fog - pairs really well together with everything. This is a pretty new spot and I like how they already have a variety of things available to serve the community - definitely a spot to check out if you're in the neighbourhood.