This is a pretty decent pub, but with inflation, I've noticed that pubs have become quite expensive…read morethese days. Although their food prices are on par with other places, the quality of the food here surpasses that of other pubs. The decor is quite appealing, and the service is exceptional. We decided to try the garlic puffs, the Cubano, and fish and chips. The garlic puffs were delightful. The Cubano was not only delicious, but the homemade ketchup was a standout. However, the fish and chips were our least favorite. Overall, it's a nice spot for dinner.

Great walkable location. We arrived at Happy Hour start and had the place to ourselves. By the…read moretime we left it was packed. Great value at happy hour and great service. The beet hummus was delicious.

This was my first time at unfiltered. The staff were knowledgeable and attentive, props to whoever…read morewas working they were playing all the early 2000s throwbacks. The interior of the restaurant was tastefully decorated but I felt it lacked seating that would make we want to stay longer and help create the cozy ambiance they were going for. The wine menu was extensive, reasonably priced and I loved you could do a flight and try several different wines. The food on the menu was limited and is more charcuterie style, this was done intentionally by the bar so you could experience the full aroma of the wines.

Good menu with something for everyone. Burgers, sandwiches, pizza, salads and more. Preparation is…read moregood but not outstanding. Burgers have excellent meat but could use some condiments like mayo, ketchup etc because they can be a bit dry. Staff are happy to provide your choice of burger topping. Comfy roadhouse style seating and outdoor patio. Drinks are good and the beer selection is a cut above average. Nice neighbourhood spot for drinks or family dining. Lots of parking.

First visit in August I placed an order for pickup from Spot…read moreOn in late August. I ordered the Spot On Burger which is an AAA Certified Alberta Angus Beef and includes lettuce, tomato, onion and spicy mayo for a cost of $17.99. The burger was a hand-crafted beef patty that was juicy and delicious. The bun was fresh as well as the toppings. I would give this burger a 9/10 and look forward to the next time I have it, as I want to dine it for the next burger experience. I highly recommend this burger at Spot On. Second visit in September I had previous placed only orders for pickup from Spot On, however this time I dined in for lunch in early September. I ordered the California Dream Salad with chicken. The cost was $18.98, and was okay, nothing to write home about. This is the second time I have had a salad at Spot On, however I cannot recommend any of the salads, the other items I had here were good, don't come here for salads. Third visit in September I placed an order for pickup from Spot On in early September. I ordered the Chuck Wagon Chicken Sandwich which is a BBQ marinated chicken, cheddar cheese, maple peppered bacon, fried crispy onion strings, spicy mayo, lettuce and tomato on a brioche bun for a cost of $18.99. The chicken sandwich was hefty in size and equally delicious. I highly recommend Chuck Wagon Chicken Sandwich at Spot On.

Food is always good. Great beer selection. Friendly staff. Clean and comfortable. Burgers are…read moregreat. But they do need to bring back the amazing beet salad.

Disappointed in this Time Clock Pub...2 hours and you're told to leave with your friends so that…read moreothers can sit there!

Comfortable cheerful room with great service. Food selection has something for everyone and good…read moredrinks choices. Convenient location for Marda Loop area.

FOUL language at the bar and bar staff does nothing. Came…read morefor a happy hour drink and a guy came in chatting with the bartender. Every second word out of the guys mouth was an f bomb. We mentioned it to the bartender he simply shrugged it off. Not acceptable.

This past Saturday night, a group of us visited Free House after a busy day with family, in-laws,…read moreand friends (none of us are fussy eaters and every one of us enjoys exploring new and unique restaurants). The experience was incredibly disappointing owing to a bewildering change in the menu. Gone from the menu are the delicious flatbreads, most sandwiches and other pub fare that they did so well. Also gone are the traditional side dishes that you would expect to find any pub restaurant. Quite disappointingly, we were shocked to find that a new "sharables" menu, which was disjointed, massively overpriced, and by some measure insulting (i.e. see the $11 dollar Pringles and onion dip appetizer, which is an unopened small can of pringles and a bowl of uninspiring dip that tastes about the same as the store bought plastic containers). The only recognizable menu items were the hamburger and a Ruben ($18 dollars each) that come with no sides or garnish and, as I've noted you can't even order fries or anything reasonable on the side. Literally a hamburger on a side plate. There are some more eclectic menu items that might be appropriate if you went to (and were in the mood for) a modern fusion tapas restaurant, but if you're in the mood for a relaxed pub atmosphere, most of these will miss the mark. The food itself is okay at best, but certainly not worth the exorbitant prices. It seems to me that management decided to go this sharables route to increase revenue (higher prices) and decrease costs (because there is fractionally less on your plate). The problem with this new income model is that I will never (ever) go to Free Houseagain with this clown-car of a menu, so any early increase in revenue will be short lived as I don't expect there would be many return customers. From what I can discern, management seems to be targeting $50 or $60 per customer for a meal and a drink, so expect to pay about that much or more if you are looking to walk away relatively satiated. We chose Free Housefor a relaxed dinner with family after an important and busy day. The menu is absurd and none of us plan on returning. Overall, I do not recommend Free Housewith the menu in its current state - it is RIDICULOUS. When I am in the mood for spending this kind of money on this kind of food I will go to a restaurant where they know how to do it and do it better. A can of pringles? Really? Talk about mailing it in.

Great food, excellent service, and fantastic staff. It's a…read moregreat atmosphere, with a focus on Calgary breweries.

Salads were very fresh and had great dressing. Our pizza was excellent with a generous amount of…read moretoppings. Good drinks selection. The seating is comfortable with a good view of the busy kitchen. Service is friendly and knowledgeable. Parking is a bit hard to find but there's a garage next door where customers parking is free for 2 hours with the indigo app or register at building security.

Wow! not so great loud obnoxious couple at the bar that…read moreruined the evening for everyone Sadly the manager joined in with the loud, 'look where i've been ' conversation that ruined it for our table of 5 sitting behind them Clearly he felt he had to participate, the rest of the staff stood back looking embarrassed Meal was fine, but lots of other places serve good pizza Need to head home snd give in to some silence.