Hidden away on Colborne St, right behind the King Eddy, is P.J. O’Brien. This is the city’s top Irish pub; a downtown fixture for as long as I can remember. I had my first “legal” pint here and continue to frequent when I need a place for a semi-casual client lunch or a pint before…
Tag: Pub Grub
The Queen and Beaver ~ 35 Elm St ~ (647) 347-2712
The Queen and Beaver Public House is, hands down, one of the best gastropubs in town. It’s the Toronto Food Blog’s go-to spot around Yonge & Dundas Square. Head chef Duncan Simpson makes everything from scratch, documenting most of his team’s creations on Instagram. This is fine British fare taken to the next level; a…
The Dominion ~ 500 Queen St E ~ (416) 366-5555
The Dominion Pub & Kitchen is the newly-restored space by FAB Restaurant Concepts (the folks who brought you The Brazen Head, etc). Standing on the corner of Queen St. E. and Sumach St. since 1877, this heritage building has been given the makeover it so desperately needed, while still maintaining enough interior space to continue…
McVeigh’s ~ 124 Church St ~ (416) 364-9698
McVeigh’s Irish Pub (formerly known as the New Windsor House) has been a landmark on the SW corner of Church & Richmond for the past 50 years… making it the oldest Irish pub in Toronto. If memory serves (believe me, it’s groggy at best), I used to wait in one heck of a line to grab a Guinness on St….
Prohibition Gastrohouse & Oyster Bar – 696 Queen St. East – (416) 406-2669
Riverside’s best local, Prohibition has, without question, the best Hooch Hour in town. Pints of imports, premium bar-rail (Grey Goose and Single Malt included) and vintage wines are pulled for $5 (no questions asked) every day from 4pm ’til 7pm. Then they do it all again from 10pm ’til 12am. Any hour, Prohibition serves up…