I wanted to like this place but I left feeling as though I was being hustled. I first walked in…read morelooking for a pub to chill at with some drinks and a bite to eat. The bartender (GP) told me they don't serve food but kindly gave me other alternatives. As I was leaving I thanked him and said I would be back for a night cap after dinner. It was a pub after all and I am a sucker for them. When I came back I asked for a Canadian whisky (only my 2 nd time in Canada and I've heard that they have the best rye whisky) he only had one offering Canadian Club. I found this odd but said ok I'll take it. Then he informed me that they only keep it there for Canadians from the west that visit. He then pointed out all of the other whisky s and scotches on the top shelf that I have already had, I guess I was looking for something exclusively Canadian. I asked if I could start a tab and he said no because he was getting off soon. I said ok well I can pay with a credit card or USD. he said they don't take credit cards and if I pay with USD they will give me $9 Canadian for every $10 USD. The other option is that there is an ATM upstairs. I looked at the exchange rate earlier that day when I got to Canada and it was $1.25 Canadian for $1.00 USD. I didn't expect that they would exchange my money at the going rate however an even 1:1 would have been acceptable. Not wanting to make a scene I gave him $10 USD for my $6 Canadian dollar whisky. He said ok you get $9 Canadian for $10 American minus $6 Canadian for the drink here is your $3 Canadian change. I set $1 on the bar and got the fuck outta there. I love pubs and I would have definitely stayed longer and ordered more drinks if I had been treated fairly but I felt as though maybe that was the point. They didn't want my business. The place looks promising but either their policy towards American visitors is really bad or that bartender is just an asshole.