Drake One Fifty

Nice atmosphere. I can't speak to the overall quality of the food, but what we had was good. I was recommended the burger and it was good, but not memorable. My friends enjoyed what they had so maybe I just made a weird choice. The price and quality of the steak was similar to The Keg. If you had the same meal in the United States it would be significantly more expensive.

Loved the food and ambiance. Walked in for lunch as we were close by and spotted the place. We were greeted upon arrival and shown a table. The place wasn’t packed because it was a weekday and late lunch time. We ordered a couple of drinks and they were amazing. One was the La Belle Vie which was : Grey goose vodka, St German elderflower, broiled lemon cordial, pear butters and sparkling wine. This was created by a resident drake bartender. The fancy fries with truffle butter were a massive portion and was very tasty. We also ordered the Cajun shrimp sandwich and it was amazing. Came with a side of salad and that was on point too. The food was served in a timely manner. The staff were nice and did a great job. Would definitely recommend and will revisit.

The ambience and feel of dinning here is surreal. Romantic, cozy, and casual all at the same time. The servers are nice, welcoming and very informative. The food is amazing, I tried oysters for the first time and wow not disappointed at all. There is photo booth on the premises so bring a $5 bill to capture a moment.

The place was a superb choice for our Sunday girls’ brunch today. The service was great and the food was so delicious and well cooked. There was a talented live band playing but the noise level was still good enough for conversation and laughter. Parking was very easy in the same building underground. I highly recommend Drake One Fifty!

Wonderful brunch experience(I think the experience would be 5 stars) they had a lovely live band playing classic upbeat songs at the perfect volume. The ambience was excellent. The food was pricey, it was tasty but the flavors were strong with not a lot of depth to them!

Overall a good place to go for drinks and food with friends. It was a bit nosier so I wouldn't recommend going there if you wanted to catchup with someone since it is quite hard to hear. Getting a reservation was very annoying since on Open Table it was a bit of a challenge and when I called in, they have an operating machine which kept directing to me to their voicemail which was having some issues at the time. The food was very tasty. Their charcuterie board is a good appetizer to share but it's quite large and it can be quite filling. The Hawaiian pizza is also very good and done well (if you like pineapple on pizza). They have a decent variety of pastas to choose from.

The eggs Benedict with ham is delicious and made my brunch dreams come true. The scones are soft and flaky and are a perfect way to get started.

The food and drinks are really good but a bit over priced. Extra cheese on the pizza cost $3.00. The boar was very tender but it had a lot of fat. The seating is very cozy, so you tend to over hear your neighbours conversations and with the music playing I found myself yelling. You can't have a private conversation without worrying about if your neighbour can hear you.