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    4.1 (72 reviews)
    Open 12:00 pm - 2:00 am (Next day)

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    Jane B.

    Went to The Canuck on 9th Avenue in Chelsea to watch the World Cup before dinner nearby. It is a Canadian sports bar that's pretty open and spacious, by New York City standards. When I arrived, it was pretty busy, and I found a table in the back while waiting for my friend. The space is lined with televisions throughout, as you walk in, there is a long bar up front, then many tables and booth seating. After I sat down, a server came over with menus almost immediately. I ordered a Magners cider ($8), and they also had a good selection of beers on tap, along with bottled and canned options. The menu also included cocktails, wine, and a full food menu. Although I did not order any food, what I saw coming out of the kitchen looked good Overall, this is a good option if you are in the neighborhood and looking for a sports bar. It is fairly large by New York City standards, making it well suited for groups or anyone wanting to watch a match in a lively atmosphere. The prices were typical for the area, perhaps even a bit more affordable than some other spots in Chelsea.

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    Dina R.

    Came in for a FIFA match and the atmosphere delivered exactly what you'd want for that: packed, loud, energetic. Service held up well under pressure too, the servers stayed quick and on top of things even with the place slammed. Food, unfortunately, was just okay. Nothing bad, just nothing memorable, and a busy game-day crowd doesn't really excuse that. Good spot to watch a match with friends, not really a destination for the food itself.

    Phil H.

    How's it going, eh? A purely Canadian themed sports bar I wandered into down in Chelsea which was pretty cool. Terrific decor with Canadian flags, a stuffed moose head above the bar, hockey memorabilia all around, plenty of tv's with the games on, and a photo wall of famous Canadian actors, singers, comedians. An overall fun vibe. There's also some outside seating in front. Labatt's on tap, poutine, and nanaimo bars! Take off, eh!

    Moose head
    Ben L.

    Came in for a few drinks since I was in the area. Good selection of draught beers and for the most part bartenders were very nice as well as the patrons. I didn't try the food but I now know where to get poutine. Since I was here early around 4:30 pm it wasn't crowded and music wasn't crazy.

    Grilled chicken wrap (chicken + pepper jack + red onion + lettuce + tomato + avocado + chipotle mayo)  Poutine
    Craig G.

    Out and about on a Monday night to support our neighbors to the North, we finally took the trek to what might be the city's only Canadian sports bar. The decor (hockey, flags, and a friendly looking stuffed moose) is on point while TV's were focused on the Stanley Cup playoffs, baseball, and....Canadian election results. The menu is mostly standard pub fare (burgers, wraps, heartier entrees) with a few poutine choices to boot. The drinks list features some Canadian brews and the bar stocks some tough to find Canadian whiskys. We split the "Canadian Whisky Eh" tasting; I paired it with a grilled chicken wrap + side of poutine. The whisky was excellent, particularly the Lot 40 Dark Oak. While the sandwich (grilled chicken + pepper jack + red onion + lettuce + tomato + avocado + chipotle mayo) wasn't anything special, the poutine was on point: starchy fries topped with fresh curds + rich gravy

    Nachos and a Moosehead
    Dumond A.

    Fun bar in Chelsea with pretty solid pub fare and a good selection of beers - that fully embraces its Canadian heritage and theme. We came over specifically to watch Ovechkin score his record-setting 895th goal in the NHL, which he did. Showed up 30 minutes before the game (bar opens at 12:00 pm) just to be safe and snag a couple good seats, but in the end it wasn't even necessary - despite the big game, the bar wasn't exactly packed. But it was pleasantly full once the game started. Staff here are nice and fairly quick, and food comes out just as fast. You can get a couple Canadian beers here on tap or in a bottle, which is nice - and they have a few other Canadian specialties, including the Cesar Cocktail, the Nanaimo Bar dessert, and of course various types of poutine. Again, the overall quality of the food is solid. Nothing more and nothing less than you'd expect from a decent bar. Over the course of the game we got ourselves two beers, a cider, a cocktail, an order of nachos, one of poutine, and a dessert - and ended up spending just over $100 with tip. So it may not be super cheap, but by NYC prices it's not expensive either. What makes me want to come back, besides the fairly good service, is the ambience. It's kinda cool to have something of an expat bar for Canucks and for big hockey fans in general. If you want to catch a hockey game and treat yourself to a good time, this is the place to be.

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    Julie T.

    Have been wanting to come here for a while and finally made it here while family was in town. Fantastic bar, fantastic service (complete with sarcasm) and amazing food too!! Had the pretzel and wings which were so so sooo yummy!! You can just tell it's a local joint. Surrounded by incredible hockey memorabilia and lots of great stories, will absolutely be back!!

    The Shay Burger ($18 - Bacon jam, pickled onion, Canuck sauce, lettuce) + fries [can upgrade to poutine for an extra $3])
    Risa H.

    Solid spot for beers and watching hockey! The decoration is all Canadian/hockey themed, along with the huge Moose at the middle of the bar. The food is decent for a bar - the truffle fries ($10) had a bit too much of the fake truffle powder on top and could have been crispier, but if you are there mainly to drink beers it does the job! Great spot to hang out with friends.

    My wrap with fries
    Alanna W.

    I give this bar a 4.5 - the ambiance, food, and service as well as the devotion to Canada and hockey is a 5 but there were several fruit flies that kept flying around our food/us so that's why I dock half a point - the rest was great. My husband ordered a beer and I got a margarita. We got a salad to start and then I got the buffalo chicken wrap and my husband ordered the burger - both came with fries. All the food and drinks were super tasty and the service was quick and efficient. It was cold outside so coming in for food and to watch the hockey game was a lot of fun and really cozy. We had been there on a previous trip to NY and it was during playoffs and packed - no where to sit but this trip it was a lot quieter so we got to stay for a bit and really relax and enjoy ourselves for a bit. We'll definitely be back on our future trips to NY! :)

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    Was just there. Paid by cash and they also charged my credit card that was used to open the tab. Beware.

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    Great food, great themed restaurant with a dozen or more TVs mostly showing all hockey games

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    Great staff and food. Will definitely be back. Stopped in to pick up up some buffalo cauliflower and spent more time than expected.

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