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Stellar patio with a chill inside. Lots of selections of beer, comfy stools, hot waitresses
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I had driven by this downtown georgetown pub many times without even noticing it was there, so when a friend suggested we go in for a few beers, I was surprised that I hadn't heard of this place before!
The beer list was mostly new to my eyes. They offer a huge selection of local microbreweries, which are surprisingly delicious! We ordered the fish and chips as we sipped on beer that had been brewed no more than 40 km from where we were sitting. The food took a bit of time, but this is definitely no fast food restaurant.... The fish, which we were told was freshly beer battered in the kitchen, was the best we'd ever tried. This would not be my last visit.
After coming in for the past year, I've noticed that this pub is at times understaffed, service can be delayed due to volume, but this is also a place to come and take your time. Don't come in expecting to have a quick meal in time to make a movie...This pub was created for people to come in and forget about the hustle bustle of their day to day lives!
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Been here several times and have always experienced great food and great customer service. Pretty fun crowd on game nights so it's a good time!
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"Cheap eats and cheap drinks make O’Grady’s a popular choice around the University of Toronto."
After Class Destination
A popular two-floor Irish pub/restaurant/sports bar, O’Grady’s lures crowds of students, professors and neighborhood folks with a broad selection of reasonably priced pub grub, greasy spoon favorites and draught beer. O’Grady’s also features a number of deals, including lunch specials and late-night drink specials that are popular with undergraduates in particular. Located right across College Street from the U of T gates, it’s also a convenient distance from the lecture hall.
Remarkably Complete
O’Grady’s’ menu has a large selection of dishes that are typical of a neighbourhood pub or restaurant. Sandwiches include the clubhouse, BLT, Western and grilled cheese, to name a few. Salads include tossed, Caesar, Greek and julienne vegetables. With a name like O’Grady’s you’d expect some British fare and the pub doesn’t disappoint with the shepherd’s pie and Scotch meat pie. Popular nachos are also on the menu, as well as an all day breakfast. O’Grady’s even offers souvlaki. Burgers are available with all the fixings one might expect – bacon, cheese, mushrooms – as well as some completely unexpected toppers. More than a dozen draft beers plus a few micro brews are available to accompany your meal.
Upstairs, Downstairs
O’Grady’s offers comfortable surroundings on both floors, with dark hardwood tables and chairs. A long bar graces the main floor, with several stools to sit on while you enjoy a solo pint. Upstairs clientele can play while they drink – there are three pool tables, a foosball table and a couple of arcade games.
Quick Tips
Payment: All Major Credit Cards
Directions: Queen’s Park station, College streetcar
Cross Street: College & McCaul
Hours: Mon-Sun: 11 a.m.-2 a.m.
Atmosphere: Patio, Pub
Cuisine : Pub Fare/Burger/Sandwiches/English/Irish
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Pub near Hanlan ON (386 Result(s))
A small neighbourhood bar run by 2 British ex-pats that features fresh Kensington fare. Much of the food, including spicy vegetable soup, pate de campagne and a good selection of sandwiches, are bought fresh from the market stands. There is also a selection of tasty microbrews from Ontario and Québec, a full bar and parties every night.
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Established in 1983 in one room at the bottom of 14 Madison Avenue. The Madison today is built out of three Victorian Houses combined to create a dynamic English Pub consisting of 6 floors, 5 heated patios, sports bar, pool tables, darts and 150 drafts on tap. A very comfortable but yet intimant pub, all the pub rooms display a distinct British flair with decorated walls, brass fittings, oak bars and comfortable booths. Each pub room has it's own special attributes that appeal to different people.
12 Kensington Ave Main, Toronto, ON M5T 2J7
Pub, International, Mediterranean, Casual
Kensington Market, where people moving to the ebb and flow of world events make a pit stop. Among them, enclaves of hippies, struggling students, chefs shopping with integrity, preppies from the suburbs buying torn jeans from secondhand stores on gold credit cards, and savvy restaurateurs and shopkeepers who've seen it all. Last Temptation is a cafe named after a novel by Kazantzakis and owned by William Pham. Hummus with pita is smooth with a garlicky tang, green and white linguine primavera is generous and fresh, Oriental chicken or shrimp stir-fry sings of garlic or ginger, spicy roti is fresh and cooked with a light hand. Fresh fruit salad on yogurt is swirled with honey and cinnamon. A tiny price buys a main course with salad. And it's all served on white plates with blue trim, gold edges, and pictures of Hebrew tablets.
Located in Toronto's oldest merchant neighbourhood and now one of Toronto's hottest dining areas, the Bier Markt King West remains a place to see and be seen. Inspired by Belgium's passion and unparalleled reputation for the finer things in life, they offer the ultimate dining experience to their guests: a contemporary European menu and knowledgeable staff guiding you through pairing beer to complement your meal in an atmosphere that perfectly balances sociability with sophistication. Join in and see for yourself how Bier Markt combines food, beer and entertainment in a completely unique way to create a memorable occasion. Dine on contemporary European cuisine made from scratch and paired to a selection of beers spanning over 24 countries. For the world traveler; take your palate to Belgium for lunch and enjoy the Moules Duvel paired to the infamous Duvel Ale or for dinner why not stop in the Netherlands and enjoy the summer feature beer Dommelsch Pilsener Lager paired to the
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1-537 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M5V 2B6
Coffee Shop, Pub, American Cuisine, Restaurant With Terrace
Come savor a delicious meal at Java House. Their bar is the utmost spot for after dinner drinks. Come recline on their terrace under the sun. They are open after-hours all week and are readily accessible by bicycle. The neighboring location is notable for its stores and parks.
520 Wellington St W, Toronto, ON M5V 1E3
World Fine Pubs, Bar, Pub, Lounge, American Cuisine, Alcohol Served, Lunch Menu, Group Reservation, Restaurant With Bar, Restaurant With Terrace
Built in 1891, bar Wellington has become a favourite destination for the famous and not-so-famous
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Fox and Fiddle Bloor Yorkville where fine fare and great friends are found. We are known for our classic and hearty English-style dishes and our fabulous array of draught beers. Grab a bar stool and try one of our 22 beers on tap include
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One of the last bastions of old-world Queen Street West, the Cameron House is easy to find by its psychedelic mural on the Cameron Ave. side of the building. The inside has lofty ceiling and it's common to find artists, writers and musicians sitting hunched over a beer. Music ranges from house to jazz. There is often some theatre and live music in both the front and back stages. Be sure to catch The 'Mad Bastard' Cabaret if you get a chance.
480 King St W, Toronto, ON M5V 1L7
Gastropub, Canadian, Restaurant With Wifi Internet
Weslodge Saloon offers a little bit of everything - brunch, lunch, dinner, prix fixe, dessert and cocktails. This slickly designed restaurant at King and Spadina offers an open kitchen where you can watch your meal be prepared. Just look for the iconic yellow doors.
While The Duke of York has grown from it's basement beginnings to include the upstairs floor and an added patio, they've never lost their authenticity as one of the premier Brit-pubs in Toronto. The menu features all the expected fare including bangers & mash and finger food. For drinks, 'the Duke' has a good selection of imported and Canadian drafts plus a Scotch bar serving single malts. With its proximity to both U of T, the Annex and Yorkville, The Duke' enjoys a steady crowd day and night.
The Shepherd's Crook is a traditional pub-restaurant. It's a place to meet friends and have a chat - and there's no television set to distract you from the craic. We serve good food, for good value. There are daily lunch and dinner specials to supplement the menu. Nineteen draught taps pour only microbrews - we have one pull handle for cask-conditioned 'real ale' - and imports.
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Prenup opened its doors in 2014!
Now why is the name Prenup? Let’s just say that maybe we should all consider getting a prenup perhaps.
Such a stigma surrounding “prenuptial agreements” and how offensive they can be.
But we believe that you can come to Prenup Pub and sign your prenuptial agreement in good spirits.
What better way to sign a prenup over some great beer and food?
With 70 beers on tap and a focus on German and Belgian cuisine you cannot possibly go wrong!
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Located near the U of T campus on College Street, O'Gradys offers two floors of fun - A friendly neighbourhood pub that features free pool everyday of the week and a kitchen that stays open until 3am.