Very friendly and kind service. Riley our server was absolutely lovely. We were so pleased to have…read moremy friend's dog with us in the patio. And they kindly provide water for the doggo. Riley even brought a milk bone for the dog. The front patio is small yet well set up. I love the way they built a divider from the street. We started with the edamame, which was seasoned nicely with salt and spice. As well as the chicken dumplings. We both had the Rue burgers. I had the salad and my friend had fries. The burger was juicy as stacked. And the salad was fresh and delicious. I will definitely go back there again.

Me and a group of friends walked in on a Saturday afternoon.We left as quickly as we walked in .The…read moresmell was so putrid that we almost threw up. It smelled of dirty homeless man and dirty socks. It's too bad , we were looking forward to seeing the band but couldn't handle the stench.

Always come to Bar Hop on King for the Buck-a-Shuck (usually on Mondays or Tuesdays) and honestly,…read morefor the $1 oysters, it is pretty good quality. The red wine mignonette is spot on. The oysters are usually smaller, but I mean, you can't complain for the price you're getting. We had a few Aperol spritzes and were very happy with them. I do prefer the patio compared to the indoor seating as it's quite dark in there. Service was very fast too the last time we went, but we also went right when they opened at 4pm so maybe that was the case. Either way, I'd recommend Bar Hop as a casual day or evening out.

Probably one of the most laid back vibe bars we visited in the entertainment district. The vibe was…read morecool as was the service we received. We tried the chicken bites and had a few cocktails. Everything was pretty solid, the chicken bites could have used a bit more of the namesake sauce but they were fried well and served hot. Perfect neighborhood bar in a busy district, the ambiance they've created is impressive.

Food is okayish! Beer was chilled :)…read more Service wise they are good. I like their patio, it's right by the main road.

Tout est fait maison ne vous attendez pas à votre mal bouffe habituelle, de très bonne bière et…read moresuper cocktails. Des gens adorables, un des meilleurs bars restaurants de Toronto. Allez-y les yeux fermés !

Over the last few years, The Duchess of Markham has been a reliable spot for a good Irish Pub!…read more I can always count on them for a good time with friends while watching a soccer or hockey game while enjoying classic Irish pub fare! The Bangers and Mash is a classic representation as it hits home with the blend between perfectly grilled sausage with mashed potatoes and onion gravy! The Guiness Lamb Stew is also perfect for the winter as the lamb is nicely cooked with the root vegetables and does enjoy well with a slice of bread!

Location: Main Street Markham…read more Parking: There's some on street parking, but good luck with that. Half a block away there's a huge free lot! Decor: Send an old Tudor looking building. The inside looks like a pub. A pub that hasn't been decorated since the 1980s. I know it can't be the original carpet but it hasn't been replaced in a while. There is a nice big bar some seating around it and then the dining area is separated by half wall. It's a smaller space but comfortable. There's tables. They set it up in twos and fours. There is a fireplace and it's nice and cozy to sit by there on a cold day. What's kind of cool is when the kegs come in, the building is really old so the floor shakes is the kegs roll in. The food: Typical pub fair. It's good. I wouldn't call it generously portioned but a proper serving. Lunch time there is always a chicken wing special. They're pretty good. I do like the fish and chips. Staff: Everyone's always nice. I don't know if they have a lot of stuff or if they just go through stuff but they're always seems to be different people every time I go. I don't know how they manage hire all the really nice people but they do! Will I be back? Of course I will I come all the time

Tried out Three Speed on a busy Saturday evening. They're a casual neighbourhood bar. The back…read morepatio was full but spots opened up after a short wait. - Smoking gun ($17.00) and pilsner ($9.00) - Brisket + mac ($20.00) - brisket was slightly overcooked, mac and salad were decent - Sirloin burger ($16.00) - subbed for a gluten free bun ($2.00 extra). Bun was a touch crumbly but the handmade patty was tender

Nothing like some crisp lagers and crispy chicken & mac…read more Quite the spot to visit in the summer as they have a large back patio and you can start here on the bar crawl for the evening. Lagers are flowing and vibes are great.

Long time great neighbourhood restaurant/tavern with a rooftop patio with tv screens and bar and a…read morevery lively vibe, perfect to watch the fifa world cup and any sports events. They also have a patio on the street level (dog friendly) before going inside the main dining area. Rooftop patio doesn't have AC but it's got many ceiling fans (not dog friendly). Service was good when we went there even during world cup game days. But some of the food items got delayed as they're extremely busy around dinner time and especially with the ongoing world cup match. We only got nachos as they're very big portion and could likely feed 4 people. But because of the delay, it got a bit soft. Service was good even during busy hours. I've noticed they also have live bands and jazz and burlesque events and would definitely return to check them out. Will try the food menu again at a less busy time as well.

Saturday Jazz : every Saturday 3pm to 5pm - grabbing some drink while listening live jazz musdic is…read morethe most relaxing way to spend weekend! I was here to attend Jazz FM event JAZZ MATINEE! Featuring Canadian musician Alexis Baro's Afro-Cuban Jazz. The doors open 2pm (first come first seated). although we arrived shortly after 2pm, the stable seats were already taken, so we seated at the bar counter. By 2:30 this small bar was full with a lit of standing audience already. We had the following cocktails. # Trinidad Sour (Angostura bitter, JP Wisers rye, orgeat, lemon juice) # Screwball white Russian (Screwball peanut butter whiskey, stolichnaya volka , khalua 1/2 & 1/2) Both were boozy and all the unique flavors wee well balanced. Trinidad sour is very fruity with slightly spicy aroma. Loved it! Screwball white russian had nice nutty aftertaste. Delicious. I will definitely come back for music & booze. Had a nice time. Alexis Baro's band was powerful. Nice to learn about great Canadian jazz musicians. Thank you!

Great place near high park to catch the game. We had the perogies and the brownie and it was…read moredelicious!

Five stars for the service! Pedro was very friendly, attentive and took good care of us during our…read morevisit. The location is across the street from High Park and from the station. The food was just okay - the spicy crispy chicken wasn't really crispy, while the rainbow trout was a bit too salty. A good place to stop in for a drink after a visit to High Park.

I attended a 200-year university anniversary celebration here, so full disclosure: I didn't pay for…read morea thing. This review is based on free-flowing appetizers and drinks, which, as we all know, is the best way to experience anything. The decor is standard Firkin pub meaning cozy, British, and featuring the signature Union Jack couch that I unfortunately neglected to take a picture of as there was an event photographer. For a British-style pub, my only real complaint is the cider selection. As someone who isn't a Strongbow fan, I was hoping for a nice local option, but the choices were slim. I happily pivoted to a perfectly pleasant Malbec, so I was okay in the end. The service was surprisingly excellent. Our party had about 30 people, and although there was another large group there at the same time, the staff was on it. Our waitresses kept us well-stocked with appetizers and managed to get drink orders filled with impressive speed. For those taking transit, it's incredibly accessible and just a five-minute walk from Rosedale station on Line 1. I can't speak to the parking situation as I didn't drive, but I didn't notice any garages on my walk from the subway. I'll have to come back on my own dime to give a more "authentic" review, but based on this experience, they know how to handle a crowd.

no frill type of bar, would only ever come here again if there wasn't anything else in the…read moreneighbourhood.. we got the sangria pitcher and it tasted like juice :/ not sure if the worthiness for your dollar is there