Just wanted to give a big shout-out to our server, Jack. One of the nicest guys ever, and super attentive to our every need. My wife and kids all commented on how much they enjoyed the meal - thanks in large part to Jack! The food was also excellent. One of the best pizzas I've had in awhile, and the wings were excellent too. Top it off with a great, relaxed atmosphere and Freeman's is in the running for our new favorite Saturday supper spot. read more

They called to tell me they didn't have one of the toppings I ordered. Didn't bother to mention they didn't have the others; either that or they just forgot? Either way, didn't get what I paid for, and what I got wasn't very good at all. Employee was really weird on the phone. read more

six of us went to breakfast this at Freemans, Dutch Village Road. we sat at the big table where we could easily talk to one another, our food was there on time and delicious. Our waitress, Rachel was one of the best we've had in a long time. She was very knowledgeable, attentive, and very funny. We laughed the whole time we were there and thought ' restaurants should have more Rachel's'. She was a lot of fun and at the same time an excellent waitress. Will be back. read more

Its Saturday night and we had a craving for garlic fingers! Ooey gooey cheesy garlicky ones with bacon. Its not something we order often so we looked online to find the best ones in town and decided on Freemans because of their ad for free delivery and also "cheeeeeeeesy" garlic fingers. We were amped up to dive into the treat but it was such a disappointment when we opened the box. As you can see from the photo, they were burnt. I couldn't believe I paid $30 for these. I couldnt believe they sent these out! They also put the sauce in the box after my specific request not to, as we find the heat turns donair sauce runny, yuck. Thick is the only way to have donair sauce. I called and they gladly sent a new one to me which I appreciated! But again, the second one looked the same. Also very much lacking a strong garlic flavor - which should be the star component, hence the name. Im not sure if we are tasting burnt cheese or burnt bacon but the overall flavor is highly unimpressive and unsatisfactory. We're both pretty discouraged with this takeout experience and waste of money. Final thought - why would a large pizza of 3 toppings be $21.99, yet I'm charged extra for bacon when a large garlic finger is also $21.99? I essentially ordered a 1 topping pizza, no? 2 if you count the extra cheese. Anyway.. Sorry Freemans. You won't be getting any business from us ever again. read more

Freeman's Little New York - the receipt - Pizza Near Me - Halifax, Nova Scotia

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Took my son here for his birthday with some other family members. Staff was very attentive and nice. The food was fantastic. We had pizza and some garlic fingers which were so great, even took one home with us. read more

Food is always great! Service was good, very friendly! Ambiance was nice although it was a bit chilly

Went to this place on Tuesday. I been here before when it was a different place and have to say that this is a vast improvement compared to what I was used to in the past. The server Nathan was amazing and one of the best services I had ever. Food was delicious and very reasonably prices. Definitely will be back for an event. read more

This is a true case of Instagram Vs reality. No words are needed. I'm sorry this is the worst thing I have EVER seen lmao I can't stop laughing read more

Freeman's Little New York - Soggin ass greasy ass garlic with a side of bread - Pizza Near Me - Halifax, Nova Scotia

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Brucifer and I made a special trip out to Threeman's, our pet name for the third incarnation of Freeman's restaurants. It's the furthest Freeman's to us, and we'd been pumped to go for a while. As were crossing the street, a patron of Freeman's held the door for us. Such a friendly welcome to Fairview! Inside, Threeman's showed lots of similar decor themes to the other Freemans' and was roomy and tidy. The only other patrons were a couple that was full-on making out for minutes at a time almost the entire time we were there. It was equal parts adorable and sleazy-- just the way I like it. The food was good-- I opted for the Grilled Vegetable Salad which is an awesome-sized portion of vegetables- I estimate three servings of cooked vegetables and one and a half servings of raw salad. I've had it before and it was equally good Quinpool's. Brucifer's been sharvin' for a burger for a while now, and finding a deluxe burger to get his craving out of his system was the main focus our trip. He ordered the Fiery Smokehouse Cheddar Burger and enjoyed it immensely, as usual. Oh, and we ordered an assload of fries as an appetizer, which, oddly, isn't on the menu at any of the locations. I kind of wish that each of the Freeman's locations had exclusive menu items that could entice customers to check out each location. I do feel that all three Freeman's locations should have more in the way of vegetarian options. Not sure why they don't have a deluxe veggie burger on their menu. That would be solid. But alas... Apparently Threeman's is planning more renovations including an outdoor patio as well as possible live music as the weather warms. This, and the thought of double-it-up drink specials could probably lure me out of my neighbourhood on a summer's eve. read more

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Our first time here. I would not have chosen it myself, judging from the outside, and given we had 3 young children with us. There were some "characters" in the restaurant to say the least. The waitress was sweet though, she brought my 3 yr old his own glass of water. For similar food choices and for a more family-friendly atmosphere I would've recommended Montana or Red Robin(Is there one in NS?) instead. However, I liked my "time sqaure" pizza. It's basically Hawaiian plus bacon. Standard taste one would expect. I've heard good things about Freeman's pizza. It's not the "artisan" handcrafted type of pizza, but it filled me right up. My husband had the blue cheese burger, and he really enjoyed it. No lemonade or bottomless pop refills was a bummer for me. read more

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Alright, here we go! I was placed at a table (not setup), no napkins, no cutlery. A waitress showed up on my right hand side and asked me what I'd like. As I looked up at her in an attempt to answer, she cut me off and told me I didn't have a menu and brought one to me. I placed my order. It arrived wrong (I asked for an ingredient to be removed) she came back and said "well I asked them in the back to remove it but I guess they didn't, here you go", and proceeded to put the plate in front of me. So I asked politely, I cannot have this item and would like it removed. She asked me "would you like me to take this back then?". Like come on!!!!!!!!! Where are we???!!! If you don't like your job, then simply go home!! Secondly, I paid extra money to switch my fries to a poutine. I was brought 27 sticks of fries with some gravy and cheese on top. While my company opted to keep their fries, they received a huge basket!! In other words, I paid extra to have my fries reduced to nothing!!! My bottom line is, Freeman's is mediocre at best. Regretfully, tonight will be my last night here. Update: (morning after); myself and my company experienced stomachache all night last night! Never again!!! read more

Freeman's Little New York - Freeman's on Dutch Village Rd. - Pizza Near Me - Halifax, Nova Scotia

There seems to be some disconnect with ordering from here. The latest time I ordered a poutine without gravy I was told by the server on the phone that it was cheaper to get fries with cheese. Not to seem cheap here , but I just ordered a medium pizza with a coupon and two orders fries with cheese. Not only did I get charged for the price of poutine, but I only received 1 order. I have had good experiences with this location before, but it just seems to be mainly bad for ordering food read more

This place is what replaced a super dive bar on Dutch village road called "Dutchies". I have to say that all the money they poured into this place only made it a dump of another sort. I used to go to dutchies. It was what it was, a dive where you could drink with just about anyone depending on the weather or the time of day. Freeman's took over and I've been here exactly four times since. See they have a location that works for me to grab food or beer once in a while but it just sucks. Tonight I came in after moving. The waiter was nice enough until I asked for more than one crappy single serve sour cream so that my friend and I don't have to fucking share one. The waiter says here's another one bit any more are a buck and a half each... what the hell! I'm spending a hundred dollars on beers and food and your gonna charge me for a condiment for the meal you served me? What a joke. Hey Freeman's... here's a little piece of advice, cuz I don't know what kind of assholes you normally serve, but please train your servers to spot a non-cheap bastard when they walk through the door. Maybe give them a larger sour cream quota so they don't have to conserve so much on a Friday night, or some salsa or really WHATEVER THE HELL YOUR CUSTOMERS WANT FOR A CONDIMENT WITH THEIR MEAL. And one more thing, NOBODY wants to hear someone do their own interpretation of free falling by Tom Petty, or listen to the same cat not know the words AT ALL to Comfortably Numb. It's cringeworthy. I can't believe I'm saying this, but I actually want Dutchies back... and it was a mega shithole! The food also tasted like it was all scraped from the bottom of the same deep fryer, and I watched a server laugh at a drunk patron and actually tell him he was drunk, tried to convince him it was Tuesday (its Saturday) then ask this super intoxicated guy "how many beers have you had anyway" I watched the guy, he actually believed him it was Tuesday. Since then he has been served two more beers. Great job guys. On the bright side they have all the Moist Towelettes you can throw a stick at! read more

Freeman's Little New York - This sour cream is almost frozen and they charge you for any more than one. Use it sparingly friend! - Pizza Near Me - Halifax, Nova Scotia

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I convinced a co-worker to come to Wednesday night trivia with me a year or so ago and we've been going ever since. The group is now up to 4-5 people and we enjoy both our regular server Wendy who knows our favourite dishes/food allergies, and Dennis the trivia host with the most. Not everything on the menu is fantastic but there are a lot of really good options (Guacamole burger, great vegetarian burger, wings, slouvaki, ...so something for everyone) They also have local beer, which is a bonus. Also, the two times that I made it there for live music on a Sunday were a blast. Living in Fairview, I'm glad that I have a place like Freeman's to go to! read more

I was reluctant to go to this location after a terrible experience with the Freeman's on Quinpool Road, but friends wanted to go and so we went. The place looks like a dive from the outside and this is re-affirmed when you walk in- very shabby and dirty. I didn't visit the washroom and am glad that I didn't have to. I ordered breakfast - eggs, sausage, toast, hash browns - and was alarmed by the saltiness of everything on the plate. The sausages were burnt, the scrambled eggs were hard, and the hash browns were nothing to write home about. The service, as noted by other reviewers, is terrible. We were the one of the only tables in the place and it took forever to be served. Our waitress disappeared at some point during the evening, which made paying the (steep) bill a nuisance. I'll never patronize any of Freeman's locations again. read more

This specific freemans had the BEST greasy breakfast i've ever had! The skillets are amazing! They blow smitty's out of the water! Super cheesy, tonnes of hashbrowns, eggs are delish fresh tomato's,mushrooms,broccolli! This is not a calorie counters breakfast by no means! But if you want a huge hearty breakfast that will leave you full till supertime! This is it! read more

This is my neighbourhood place - and like Cheers they do remember your name! My fam has been going to Freeman's at least 1-2 times per month. We have always had great food and great service. We are extremely happy they are partnering with my DD"s school for fund raising events for the school. They do whatever they can to help their community. Very commendable. I have had several things on the menu - their pizzas are great - my fav is the Time Square. A very nice chewy crust and fresh toppings - we get these delivered at home and the service is fast and friendly. I have had the fish and chips with sweet potato fries (delish!) and the philly cheese steak au jus - very good! I love the staff and they really are great at what they do. A word of warning that they play live music on the weekend that can get a little loud so it may be hard to converse with someone unless you get a table at the far end of the dining room. All in all I can see us coming to this place again and again. I give credit to the new owners for making it a place that one would want to go back to. Keep up the good work. read more

Went here for lunch and ordered from the $7.99 menu. I had the pepperoni pizza with feta toppings & a Cesar salad. And my mother got samosas with Greek salad. It was delicious and very fresh. Waitress was extremely nice. Great customer service. Definitely looking forward to eating here again. read more

Freeman's in Fairview has consistently satisfying pub food with some fun additions. I've always been happy with what I've ordered; it's not gourmet food, it's good comfort food. I particularly enjoy grabbing breakfast here and used to sometimes plan breakfast meetings during the week here as it's easy to get a big table to work at for oneself or a group. My partner and I both love their skillets. I've noticed in the last year that there's been a larger focus on local foods and craft beer, with a good selection of the latter on tap (best selection in Fairview). They also have identified vegetarian options and gluten-free offerings. I also know that they are big supporters of the Mobile Food Market and many other community initiatives like the Fairview Historical Society. It's quite normal in the evening to see someone going around selling 50/50 tickets. This is a great spot for holding large gatherings. There's an outdoor patio and inside one side has a dining room with booths and a bar with stools and the other side has a bar area with tables (including for 8+ people) and another bar with stools. I actually held my last birthday here in an afternoon and they had no trouble accommodating ~22 people. I've attended community meetings in this space too with 30+ people. Since there are doors between the two indoor sections, you could close it off if you reserved it for an event. If you're hosting something off-site, they do catering too. The service here is always decent and they make an effort to host different activities - bands, karaoke, trivia. They have some board games available to play and the walls are covered with lots of interesting pieces of memorabilia, especially of Fairview. The only negatives that I can think of is that there is limited street parking on Dutch Village Rd. (you're better off busing or searching for a side street if you're going in the evening or for brunch) and sometimes the live shows can be too loud to have a conversation. All-in-all, this is exactly what I think of when I think of a solid neighbourhood pub. read more

Me and the girlfriend went there twice and both times they messed up our order. The first time they charged us for a extra side and then never sent it in the order?? Ripped off basically. And the second time they gave us salad with no dressing?? Don't order from here you unless you like getting Ripped off read more

Had lunch here three times so far and thoroughly enjoyed it. A good selection of beers, if a little light on the IPA front and a decent menu. All the usual pub grub on offer, with a few TexMex options. Portions are generous and plenty big enough for lunch. Inside it's a very pubby looking pub that wouldn't look out of place downtown. Service is friendly and efficient and prices average. Only downside is the inevitable presence of small children, though with the amount of seating available, it isn't too much trouble to find a quiet corner. So, if you fancy a pie and pint at lunchtime, this should definitely be on your list. It looks like it might be quite a lively local in the evening, but I've yet to try it out. read more

I started going to this location just after it opened up. It was a nice change from Dutchie's. Inside I do find it a tad dark but it does have a nice layout (typical pub). I like the city theme with all the street signs, etc. I absolutely love their pizzas, garlic fingers and fried pepperoni. The service is usually really great there. The manager even recognizes us...which I don't know if that's a good thing or not! ;) read more

We ordered a large pizza with garlic butter instead of tomato sauce, we received the pizza with tomato sauce. They delivered a new pizza which was a really nice gesture, but on this pizza they forgot the cheese. Perhaps it was the hunger talking, but this was extremely frustrating. read more

First visit: I picked it out for supper for a Friday evening in June with my father, as he is a bit of a fussy eater and likes most standard pub grub, and I had never been. Also, it is only a few minutes' drive from my house, which was better than us driving downtown (my usual preference). Service was standard and friendly. The place was mostly empty when we arrived so we took a booth by the window. Very basic restaurant/bar/pub atmosphere with random decor on the walls, nothing unique, sort of divided into two rooms when you come in the entranceway, with I'd guess 15 or so tables per half? A table was set up with volunteers for a local charity, and during our meal they came around selling 50/50 tickets. I also know of friends who have had a charity auction at this place, so it sounds to me like management and very open to that sort of thing, which is nice of them to do (assuming they don't charge for groups to do this...since people would be buying food & booze). I ordered the spaghetti with garlic bread (I am vegetarian so the server offered to take my meatballs and add them to my dad's plate, giving him 8 instead of 4, or however many it was). The noodle itself seemed more like a linguini which was odd, but not important. The sauce itself neither of us loved, with a very strong oregano flavor and something else we couldn't put our fingers on. It wasn't BAD, just not a dish I'd order again. The small side salads that came with it (Caesar for me, Greek for him) were fine and fresh. Decent prices. 2nd visit was on a sunny Saturday morning in November for breakfast just after 10am. I tried the Skillet ($9.99 3 scrambled eggs oven baked with cheese, over homefries. Choose any 3 toppings. Served with whole wheat toast). I got green pepper, tomato and onion. It was surprisingly good. There was plenty of melted cheese and the home fries seemed to be actually fresh potatoes vs frozen, so it had a lot of taste and wasn't dry (a bit greasy, but not too bad). Came with my father yet again and he tried The 'Big' Breakfast ($10.99 3 scrambled eggs with all the meats (ham, bacon, sausage) or sliced tomatoes. Served with whole wheat toast & potato.) which he was definitely satisfied with. The veggie samosas with side of potato wedges was good, nothing to blow you away, but I could eat it again for sure. Have been back several times for lunch with coworkers and the food & service are consistently decent, not memorable, but no complaints. I preferred the Quinpool location of Freeman's a bit more than this Fairview one, but have yet to try the downtown one to compare. read more

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Dropped in for lunch because of the convenient location and chance to support restaurants coming to the Fairview/Clayton Park area. Sadly we were greeted by a group that appeared to hail from the Dutchie's Pub days.....little rough around the edges to say the least. Food was good but nothing special but they did boast quite a variety in pizza toppings. Think I will give it another few months before going back in hopes that they can class the place up a bit and improve their quality. read more

Went here for a drink with an old friend last week. The atmosphere is cool. There was a funk jazz band playing that was really good. There are a number of local beers on tap. The clientele is eclectic. I can't vouch for the food, but I'll be back to try it if I'm ever in Fairview again. read more

Seems I have been very lucky in dining of late. Working at the Fairview Cove Container Pier, I found myself with no lunch. I ventured with colleague of mine to the former strip which used to run into my old high school Halifax West, I shed a tear at the empty lot and smiled at the same time when I used to think Checkers Pizza was really awesome. However, I was there for chow, and Boneheads was my target. Alas, it was not open; nor was the always reliable and tasty Mexico Lindo, now closed both Sunday and Monday. A quick stroll down the street found Fung Wah closed, leaving only Freeman's as my salvation. I grew up in Fairview and I had never been in this building in 38 years. I remember it being the site of a few shoot outs and stabbings, and I guy I once new was murdered there, so going in was eery to say the least. Upon entry we sat ourselves and it was very empty. The menus were already at the table and there was a good selection of what I would call standard pub fare. Being Sunday, they had the regular items, big breakfast , fishcakes etc. I wanted to order the fishcakes, but they came with no eggs, only homefries or a salad, very odd. I opted for the eggs benny while my friend had the big breakfast. The food came very quickly as I enjoyed my Clancy's which is difficult to find on tap in the city. The eggs benny were perfect to say the least. They were cooked nicely, sauce was fresh and hot, while the english muffin was having a threesome with 2 gorgeous pieces of real ham roast, cut in a manner it was asking my homefries to join in on this orgy with its length. About our little friends the homefries- I suspected they may be processed, but they were cut with some sort of mandolin or food processor attachment. Cut like a wavy diamond, square if you were to turn your head, they had the right amount of bite and crispiness. I was engrossed with this meal, and barely looked up to notice the few regulars who sought cover in the dark bar on this lovely day. That being said Freeman's you impressed me. While I wouldnt call you a hidden gem, you are definitely a diamond in the rough. Keep up the nice food and warm service, nice job. read more

I'm pretty sure this restaurant wins the award for going downhill in the shortest amount of time possible. Literally, I believe, within a month or less of opening. And it makes me sad. Because I REALLY wanted to love this place. And not just because it is located right across the street from me and I can happily drink there without having to worry about how I'm going to get home. Also because my first three or four visits were relatively pleasant experiences. We were lucky enough to have the same server, who was super friendly and went out of her way to ensure we were enjoying ourselves each time. These two reasons, accompanied by the fact that most of the dishes we tried on the menu were quite tasty, made me want to believe this was the little neighborhood pub that could. But alas this was not to be, and after our first few visits, my hopes were gradually dashed into oblivion... Our "regular" server disappeared (alien abduction?), and the service we have received since her departure has been dismal in comparison. We've been another 3 or 4 times since, and every time we've had to wait at least 45 minutes for everything, from having our orders taken, to getting our meals, to receiving our bill. And they were not busy at all any of those times (one or two other sets of customers at tables and a handful of people at the bar). Neither of the other servers we've had have been friendly at all (one of them threw our receipt at me and marched away in irritation, after I politely (I swear) mentioned that we had been waiting a while for our bill (a good 40 minutes). Also, it seems like they are trying to be two establishments at once, and I don't think it is working out very well for them. On one side they have a sit down restaurant, with tables and booths, and a full bar in one corner. Not a bad looking spot really; the decor is typical Freeman's other locations. On the other side is a room filled with VLTs and a scattering of tables and chairs, and it really gives the place a skeezy kind of feel I find. As Sherry D. alluded to, it is as though they are still trying to hang on to their predecessor's (a greasy dive bar, and not in a fun, kitschy kind of way, known as Dutchie's pub) customers. However, I think this may be keeping away the people who would want to come for a decent meal or even a few casual drinks with friends on the restaurant side. Not trying to sound like a snob at all, but when you walk into a place and see it empty except for a few obviously quite drunk old men either leering and/or grabbing at the 22 year old waitresses, or sadly spending their pension cheques on the VLT machines, it doesn't exactly say "Come in, have a great time, your experience here will be fun and not in any way depressing at all". Their food is still decent (although I will admit that their nachos have never been as good as they were on our first visit), but neither that, nor the opportunity for worry-free alcohol consumption will be enough to keep me coming back. read more

There's a gluten free menu and a good selection there too. Delivery is free and the minimum is $12.00. When I have a little extra money and want to treat myself, I'll ring Freeman's and get the american cheesburger platter GF. The bun is ok as far as gluten free baked goods go. I am irked every time I order and ask for NO tomato they always put on on there. I don't like warm raw tomatoes. Does anyone? Onions and pickle are not standard so if you want that, ask for it. The fries are good, but rather dry and spiced. I wish they could choose a plainer style or handcut them-that would be great. Delievery is always on time, forty minutes is the average. This place, speaking of average, is just that. I don't know what most things taste like on the menu and I should try what I can eat on the menu sometime, perhaps then I'll revise this review. Just a word of caution-there is better GF pizza to be found elsewhere. read more

Great food, great prices, and great Wednesday night trivia! There's not a thing on the menu I wouldn't order.

Went mid-afternoon yesterday (Tuesday) and sat at a table on the patio. Waited over ten minutes for a server to appear - that's fine, there was only one other customer, and if I was in a real rush, I would have gone inside to order. So, I give her my order (a bottled beer), and off she goes. After another ten minutes, she reappears, slams my beer on the table without even looking at me, and goes over to the other patio customer. The beer is the wrong brand. I wait until she's on her way back in, and call her over to let her know - she says Oh, well that's not your fault. And off she goes again, back into the bar. Another five minutes later I finally get the right beer. So after twenty-five minutes of waiting, I'm really looking forward to drinking this beer. It takes about ten minutes to do so - most servers would be at the table at least twice during that time (especially at an outdoor patio in 30 degree weather) - but she hasn't reappeared. I wait another FIFTEEN minutes and finally I've had enough, so I go inside to just pay my tab. I have cash in my hand, but I have no idea how much I owe (see comment at the end). I can't find any servers, let alone mine, until a customer finally sees my haplessness and directs me to another room. There, at the far end of the bar, is a bartender who, after I yell at her twice, finally comes to see what I want. After I explain that I've had a beer on the patio and would now like to pay, my AWOL server mystically appears out of literally nowhere, eating something with one hand and snatching the cash out of hand with the other, then just as suddenly vanishes into the depths of what I assume is the kitchen. I just stood there for a minute, and then left. At no point and at no place during my visit, or after I left when I went to Freeman's website, have I been able to discern just what they charge for a beer. No outdoor menus, nothing on the tables, no offer of a menu by the server, no total from the bartender. I know from past experience (the only other time I've been there) that a pitcher on Sunday cost me $23 - I still can't verify that the server didn't just make that up. Awful, awful service. read more

Ordered food late at night, just arrived at my hotel from a late flight. I had my food (with salad) delivered with no napkins or utensils. I called to complain, and they said they don't normally deliver with napkins or utensils unless requested. I think it should be assumed that an order being DELIVERED TO A HOTEL would need napkins and utensils. I phoned to complained and they offered to send a driver "when free", but they had no idea when that would be. At 2:00 am, I didn't feel like waiting for an unknown amount of time for a utensil delivery, so I ate my salad with my hands. The food was also very mediocre. read more

Being huge supporters of anything that opens in Fairview, one Saturday afternoon we opted for dinner at Freeman's Fairview. We were the only people in the dinning room except for a guy (who may work there) having lunch and a woman who ended up being our server yapping loudly in her cell in another booth. We seated ourselves and waited... and waited... Our server walked past us to the bar where she stood and chatted with another woman working at the bar until the guy having lunch got up, went to the bar and informed our server she had patrons. She finally came over to us saying something about shift changes and took only our drink orders. By the time our drinks came we had been there 30 minutes. By the time another server came up to see if someone had taken our order we'd been there the better part of an hour. They comp'd our milkshakes and while our new server seemed incredibly nice we were too hungry to waste another minute there. We were given a card for 2 free meals to give them another shot. We haven't been back since. While I don't think the horrible server we had is representative of Freeman's, we have never experienced such horrible service before and it will probably be awhile before we will give them another chance. read more

Ordered dinner from the dutch village location for 3 people. They messed up the two burger orders, our mozza sticks were cold, and my chicken souvlaki platter came smashed, like it had been dropped, obviously hard because the tomatoes in my salad were pulverized. Wont ever make the mistake from ordering from this location again. read more

Best wings and servers in the city. Hands down. I love this place and we come here often

Wednesday night trivia at this location is a great time. Great menu (not just pizza - have yet to try a meal that isn't delish - the veggie burger is like no other) and lots of beer options on tap! Trivia includes a fun crew of regulars but is very open to newcomers and is usually good for more than a few laughs - and lots of door prizes! Love that this round is sponsored by Propeller :) read more

Has anybody ever had the guacamole burger? My guacamole grew baby Tostitos! According to the culinary expert that was the chef, apparently they weren't chips but part of the guacamole - i didnt know organically grown avocados came with chips. Five bucks says it's someone's leftover. When asked about said Tostitos babies, the ensuing Chocolate Explosion piece of cake was but a mere sliver of its larger brothers. The tap water was delicious, although slightly chewy and not readily available. Cutlery was clean, so A+ read more

Daughter and i dropped in for a quick bite, didnt venture in as it was a beautiful day and sat in the patio so i have no idea what the interior is like. Patio was clean and spacious, nice music playing. Busy street so there was a fair amount of traffic noise but that was to be expected. Daughter had the Chicken Kaiser with sweet potato fries which she enjoyed very much. I had the nachos which were very good and particularly liked the salsa which i assume was made in house. Kaylan our server was very friendly and attentive to our needs and was very apologetic that the speakers went crazy several times. All in all a nice experience that will no doubt bring us back again, oh, tthe steel patio chairs were a little tough on the backside, other than that, two thumps up for Freemans read more

Great pizza! Terrible customer service, took 4 hours to bring me a can of pop they forgot, gave me a free pizza coupon then when I ordered, they brought the wrong pizza. Will not be ordering again, sad because pizza was great. read more

I work for Sysco and I've avoided eating at Freeman's on Quinpool for many years after seeing the disgusting mess that the owners and cooks of Freeman's call a kitchen. But that's another story. After attending a party in the area, a few girlfriends and myself decided to stop in at Freeman's in Fairview for a few drinks and food before going downtown.. Being the newest of The Freeman's franchise and I was sure that the kitchen would be much cleaner than her sister location on Quinpool. Our server was spacey and out of it, almost like she was super high. We order chicken wings and garlic knots as a app....waited almost 30 minutes for her to bring our food..even though the place was empty. She forgot to take out order for a our main meals...we had to call her back our table to take our order. The apps were gross...we got a large plate of 7 tiny, under sauced, freezer burnt chicken wings and giant plate of undercooked dough soaked in what seemed to be cooking oil and raw garlic. No salt, just just pure garlic and oil. For our mains three of us split a large Donair pizza and nachos, and my girlfriend ordered the Thai chicken pasta special. The pizza and nachos were alright, the pizza and nacho3w lacked meat, and both dishes lacked enough cheese. My girlfriends pasta was disgusting...it was like someone threw hot sauce in cream on top of cold pasta. The sauce was chunky like sour milk, and and way too sweet. Our server took forever to bring us our bill, and at then end off it with our couple of drinks, our bill was nearly $200. Not worth the price at all. read more