Location: Toronto
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Ontario, Canada Food Guide: 7 Pub food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Toronto
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7. Hair of the Dog Restaurant & Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 309 reviews
An upscale neighbourhood pub and restaurant on Church St, across from the old Maple Leaf Gardens, Hair of the Dog was recently voted one of the best patios in the city and best pub downtown by Torontoâs Now Magazine. Itâs a downtown hot spot and a great p
Reviewed By DVDPlayer_13
We followed an old guide book recommendation to this place and although it was a different name, the patio looked nice and we decided to go in. The food was very average and kind of old fashioned in a city like Toronto with lots of more modern options. This was a disappointment as we had chosen this place for our last night in Canada.
6. The Blake House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 283 reviews
Reviewed By DonL577
A great spot for a relaxing evening. It has a wonderful, gay-friendly vibe. Seating inside and out.There is a good selection of beers on tap, including a particularly lovely citrus IPA. There is an extensive and varied menu - the food is delicious and reasonably priced. The staff are welcoming, friendly and knowledgable.Highly recommended for a relaxed night out in Downtown.
5. Bar Hop Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 255 reviews
The Bar Hop is a craft beer bar that offers 36 taps with rotating choices & 2 on Cask, one off brews and seasonal selections. In bottle we have close to 100 options including harder to find and private orders. This is complemented by a full bar including
Reviewed By ANDYKWestYorks
This is a good beer bar with reasonable service.It has a more relaxed vibe on a Sunday and I enjoed my 15oz Canuck whihc was well priced at 5 dollars.The bar is comfortable and Josh looked after us !
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4. Indie Ale House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 204 reviews
Reviewed By 616scotth
We stayed several nights in Toronto for a birthday trip for my husband. Though we spent most of our time in the downtown area, our Airbnb was located several miles outside of downtown and they had a list of some local recommendations and we decided to give this place a try. We were not disappointed. We both had beer flights so we could sample several beers, and all were delicious. For diner we split a bison&pork belly burger and a BBQ duck pizza. Easily one of the best meals weâve ever had. The service was phenomenal as well. If we ever make it back to Toronto, weâll definitely be going back!
3. House on Parliament
Overall Ratings
4 based on 335 reviews
Reviewed By Mary B
Nice place, lots of atmosphere, good service and excellent food. I had the falafel on naan and this was very flavorful. Fish and chips looked really good too and I have high expectations for F&C as lived in England 3years
2. C'est what?
Overall Ratings
4 based on 450 reviews
Toronto's best choice in craft beer and comfort food can be found in the casual, charming cellar of a historic building in the St. Lawrence Market area. Featuring the biggest selection of Canadian craft brews on tap, an all Ontario VQA wine list, art, ind
Reviewed By ErinK3
Sat at the bar with Bryan, who was awesome and recommended several delicious beers . The poutine was so delicious Loved the atmosphere and would definitely go back!!
1. The Tilted Dog Pub & Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 199 reviews
In the heart of Cabbagetown, this local favorite offers the choice of an array of classic dishes for lunch and dinner - burger, po' boy, steak frites, fajitas and Burritos, pastas and popular pub grub, and of course an amazing Craft Beer Selection!. And w
Reviewed By Michael v
I like choosing restaurants based on location (close to hotel) and Tripadvisor reviews. Because of Labour Day weekend, a lot of restaurants in Toronto were closed, which forced me to look at a larger area around our hotel. This one got decent reviews, but did mean we had to take a taxi. Some Canadian friends decided to join us, and contacted the place to change the booking.They did not need to have bothered, as it was almost empty. It does not look great - it's a dingy pub without much atmosphere. It will probably look and feel better if it is full of people.The service was fine. The food wasn't. At least it was cheap. And there was nothing wrong with the beers. Altogether, this might be a good place for some drinks, if it a bit busier. But I would give the food a miss. I have no idea why so many of the reviews are so positive about the food, because this was not our experience.
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