The Commoner

I had lunch at The Commoner today and thoroughly enjoyed it! The steak was cooked to perfection and packed with flavor. The salad was a highlight as well, thanks to its especially tasty dressing — definitely worth trying. The atmosphere is calm and relaxing, and the staff are friendly and attentive. Overall, a great experience, and I’m looking forward to coming back!

The Commoner is a real neighborhood gem in Toronto. The service is always warm and friendly, with staff who make you feel welcome the moment you walk in. The menu is strong across the board, but their brunch especially stands out — generous portions, thoughtful dishes, and consistently delicious flavors that hit the spot every time. It’s the kind of place that works just as well for a casual coffee as it does for a weekend brunch with friends. Always a reliable, enjoyable experience.

Really beautiful spot, just excellent interior design! Great food, great service. I liked the vegetarian tacos; I’ll try chicken next time.

So glad we chose to have brunch here! Loved the ambiance, server was wonderful, food was great, and they were very kid friendly! Very much enjoyed the chicken waffle.

I had lunch at The Commoner today and really enjoyed it! The steak was cooked perfectly and absolutely delicious. The salad had a particularly tasty dressing — I would definitely recommend it. The atmosphere is calm and relaxing, and the staff are very friendly. Overall, I really liked this place and would love to come back!

Quite a pleasant evening spent here with friends. Really liked the paratha eith feta cheese dip and the truffle fries were decent. The nachos were not bad, but nothing special. Very good selection of craft beer with a lot of styles and breweries. Service was friendly and efficient

I planned to see 2 friends and I need to choose a place close to my work and I saw this one that has lunch menu was around 2pm. The place was just busy with 2 other tables. Generally was empty, we have a baby stroller so we move to the area with more space. One girl arrive to ask for our drinks, and after for our food. We saw the pictures and the food was looking good. We ask tacos, coliflower bites, Bao pork and a steak.The tacos were ok my Bao the bread was just wet and kind of cold from the inside. The meat flavor was good. The coliflower bites were sadly very bad flavor, just bread and oil flavor, we decided to return them back and the Waiter was very nice and apologized and removed from our bill. I am thinking was a bad day or too early I saw the weekend reviews are much better. I should try to come one day for the brunch.

Went here for a work Christmas dinner! It was an amazing experience and atmosphere! Servers were very knowledgeable and excellent at suggesting items on the menu! I recommend going here casually or formally for any event! Truffle fries are a must try, great starters and tastes amazing! Chicken wings are not worth 18 dollars for the size of the wings very small. Burger was delicious and the goat cheese salad with added chicken is a must try!

Good for a weekend meetup with friends, nice food and casual vibe -- will be back soon

The food was really tasty. Wings were a little dry but the chicken sandwich was truly so so so good. And the fries were really great as well. Service was great, beer selection was good. Overall great spot.

My fiancé and I went with our cousins to The Commoner for brunch over the Christmas break. The restaurant had a cozy vibe with all these vintage furnitures and finishings. My fiancé for the Southern Chicken Sandwich and I got this Nashville Hot Chicken. Although the chicken was juicy and the batter was crispy, the spice level of the Nashville hot chicken was disappointing. The jalapeño in the southern chicken sandwich was spicier than the Nashville hot chicken. My chicken had a lot of thick batter and it was also very oily as well. The toast under the Nashville hot chicken was underwhelming and it soaked up all the oil, causing it to be soggy. The service was also pretty slow unfortunately, but the waitress was nice though.

Brunch was great! We came here to celebrate a birthday and luckily it wasn't too busy. A walk in table was available. The bar is well decorated and creates a cozy atmosphere. Plenty of street parking available. The food was well portioned and drinks were great!

Food is okay. For a pub the quality is fine, but the descriptors on the menu definitely gave off more gourmet vibes (that the kitchen didn't deliver). Even though it was fully packed, the food came around really fast as well. Considering the portion sizes, I wouldn't say it's terrific value for money but it's okay. The service is pretty decent -- even the bar is taken care of quite well on a busy night.

The space is charming, white washed with dark oak, sports themed. The shiny glazed tiles reflect the light beautifully. Warm and cozy. A great place to meet friends for a beer, a bite and a good gab. Tried the crab cakes. Possibly the best I've had. The accompanying sauces both complimented and added punch. Small but mighty selection of wines, beers and scotches. Staff were great!

We have visited The Commoner a few times and were, generally, happy with the food. But....unfortunately, this time, not so happy. I ordered the chicken tacos, and they arrived looking beautiful, but were cold, through and through, alongside some warm fries. I know restaurants are struggling, but cold tacos? No excuse..

The Commoner on Dundas West is a handsome pub. The decor is classic but fresh and the space is filled with natural light. The menu is short and simple and executed beautifully. We started with the crab cakes and beef sliders. The crab cakes were perfect, crusty on the outside, well held together, and a pretty good size. The sliders were tasty with a sweet bbq sauce. The beef was a little dry but the sauce compensated adequately. The only strike on the appetizers is that they were priced a bit high for a portion of two pieces. We paid extra to get a third of each for our trio. I had the fish tacos. Perfect again. Hot, crispy on the outside and delicate flesh on the inside, not oily. The corn tortilla was just right too. It came with fries, which you don't see often on menus so it was a pleasant surprise. Nice bistro fries too. My friends had the crispy chicken sandwich and the steak frites. They were happy campers. My only other critique would be the limited beer selection for such a large and polished pub. There were several local brews on tap but not much draught choice on imports. Happily, they had Guinness. The Commoner makes you feel good about being out. It's a pleasing environment serving tasty food. Enjoy it with friends!

Such a cool vibe. Walked in right before kitchen was about to close and ordered a bunch of apps and drinks. It was last minute but we walked out happy and full. Quick service, but it wasn't super busy.

Patio was cute but I was disappointed in the food. The crab cakes fell apart easily but were decent, and I enjoyed the aioli it came with. The fried chicken sandwich though...it was incredibly salty and very oily. As I took bites from it, oil "squished" out of the sandwich and dripped down my hand You can kind of see the pools of oil on the chicken in the second picture. It was also very salty and I was drinking a lot of water throughout the night as a result.

I've eaten a lot of Huevos Rancheros over the years and there's always something just a little off. The dish is either not spicy enough or the flavors are too muted or, or, or. When I noticed that the Brunch menu at The Commoner contained their own take on this venerable dish, I knew I just had to order it. I didn't know that it would end up being the very best Huevos Rancheros I'd ever had. We showed up before noon on a recent Saturday and were immediately shown to a cozy table near the bar. The place wasn't exactly crowded, but that definitely changed over the course of our meal. (Had we arrived just a half hour later, for instance, I doubt we'd have been able to secure a table without a reservation.) Of course, I ordered the Huevos Rancheros ("Sunny Eggs. Tostada. Baked Beans. Salsa Fresca. Avocado. Sour Cream. Cilantro. Mozzarella.") The dish arrived a short time later and it was immaculate in terms of its presentation. It was the kind of plate you'd see in a commercial for a restaurant. But that doesn't really matter, not compared to how it tasted. And everything here worked. The flavors were definitely on point, and all the components worked so well together. And while on its own, I wouldn't quite say it was spicy enough, the dish comes with a small squeeze bottle of a very hot, very flavorful mango-infused sauce. Perfection. The whole thing also came with a generous amount of freshly-made nachos, too. I couldn't possibly have loved and enjoyed my meal more, ultimately. I'll definitely be returning to try some of The Commoners' other offerings.

Steak was great. It was on the small size but was very good. Schnitzel came with Dijon mustard and beets - I do wish it came with gravy but the side lemon did the job. Restaurant has a nice big patio with lots of tree covering and is pet friendly. They close the restaurant after lunch to get ready for dinner service. Recommend to make reservations as this restaurant gets busy.

Last Saturday my friends and I hit the Commoner for drinks and dinner. It was my first visit but my friend has always had a good experience so she was keen for us to go. We were not disappointed. The ambiance was warm and comfy, lots of eye catching wall art and decor. It had that cozy Brit feeling that is so appealing. The vibe was chill and casually hip. The place was packed ( highly recommend booking a reservation on the weekend). There was a great bar that I think my husband and I will eventually check out. The service was appropriately attentive. The ladies and I shared a half decent bottle of Beringer Cab Sauv. I ordered the Cob salad and it was perfect. The eggs were a a good consistency and there was fresh avocado, grilled chicken with an understated and tangy French dressing. A few of my friends had the French onion soup and I was tempted even though it is not one of my favourites. My husband was not over the moon with his wings however the rest of the group was very satisfied. We ended up staying far later then planned.. And the best part? Very reasonably priced. Another great Toronto pub to add to our rotation.

After watching a movie, seeing burgers for a customer on the way out I craved a nice, juicy sandwich. Went for dinner to this neighbourhood spot. As we sat, it filled up pretty fast. Lots of kids and groups of people. Seems really popular with the locals. It's a new, comfortable modern Americana space - gastropub I would say. Menu isn't too big which is great and less overwhelming for choices . Customer service here is fantastic. From the moment you walk in and til you leave you feel very welcomed. Ordered the regular burger which I find out as a standard is cooked medium well. That explained why I was disappointed with it. It was okay but lacked flavour depth and very dry. I can't say I'd order it again. I saw other dishes that were around and they seemed more appealing. I would definitely give this local indie spot a shot. It does have a lot going for it. Ps bathrooms are pretty cool.

Came in here last Friday after they've been opened for a week and the restaurant was packed! So nice to see a new restaurant do well in the area. We were told by the hostess the wait would be 30 mins (it end up being closer to 40-45mins). We were going to go to Bandit Brewery to grab a drink before dinner but I noticed empty seats on the side (waiting area). The hostess said we could grab a drink there while we wait (but only after I asked). The drinks took awhile as they were busy but I thought they had a great selection. I could tell the staff looked completely overwhelmed with how busy it was, which is understandable with a new establishment. We finally got a seat and ordered some food. I thought the burger we had was good. However, we also ordered the fish tempura which I thought was over battered, and I agree with another review below regarding the wings - they were a bit 'tough' and I don't believe they were deep fried or anything. I think this restaurant has really great potential but they may need to step up their food game. I hesitate giving less than a 4* because I truly did enjoy my time there.

I've been here a few times since it's in my neighbourhood, and it's always consistent. Great service, atmosphere and food. Ashley our server really had great suggestions on drinks and food.

Lovely decor and staff. Had the avocado on toast with egg to make it vegan. They come with potatoes which are great! Unfortunately the rye bread is cut super thinly and you get very little avocado. So it all tasted great but I left hungry. So my recommendation to the management is cut the bread thick and double the avocado serving size.

The southern chicken sandwich is amazing. I'm still thinking about it. Had a great dinner here. Staff is friendly and helpful. And they have a ton of local beers on tap.

A cute modern pub, with a wide variety of drinks. We came for Sunday brunch and our table ordered the huevos rancheros, the breakfast sandwich, a vegan burrito, and the eggs Benedict. Overall, the food was tasty and portions were good. A nice touch was that they offered both flat and sparkling water for no additional charge. Service was also pretty good, though the place was relatively quiet.

Great food and atmosphere. The tuna tostada is one of my all time favourite dishes. The patio is great and they were one of the first to fully open in the city. Despite turnover and being short staffed at certain times during the summer, the service hasn't skipped a beat.

This place is super cozy and inviting and the food was delicious! I will 100% be coming back next time I'm in Toronto.

Delicious food, beautiful interior, friendly staff and affordable prices! Highly recommend this brunch spot in Roncy.

I finally made it in to his high-end pub, and it is no commoner. What a welcome addition to Dundas West/Roncy hood. My family and pals squeezed into one of their luxe booths and enjoyed some beer, nachos, mussels and truffle fries. As you can tell by the order, this place is a lil' fancy, however, the price is right. They have TVs on the wall for your favourite sporting event (I hear some dinosaurs are playing well these days), delicious menus perfect for a date or the family and a patio.

We had been trying to go here for a while. It's kind of annoying that basically a neighbourhood joint is pretty much by reservation only. The place is beautiful but with a certain amount of masculine sterility, the attempt at BDE. The leather seats got uncomfortable and the height of the chairs at the low top are slightly too high to settle in for a date night. Decent beer and cider selection. Kind of annoying to pay a premium not to drink beer but that's an ongoing gripe everywhere. Our server was lovely but definitely carrying one table too many. Now, the food is priced pretty fairly but, the kitchen is poorly run/short staffed. We waited forever for our food. I found that the portion sizes were also a little skimpy. The tuna tostada was delicious but basically just avocado and slaw. For that it was $11. The burger was adequate, patty was a bit thin and my dining companion had to load their burger with the aioli from the fries in order to make it more tasty. I'm also going to go on record and beg restaurants to stop with truffle fries. They are disgusting. You ruin delicious food by dousing them in truffle oil. Just stahp it! I was still hungry so I ordered a chicken taco, as I mentioned the kitchen was extremely slow. Our server came over to address this. By this point I no longer wanted my taco but as it was "two minutes from being done" I said sure I'll take it. If you're going to overload a corn tortilla with salsa and other ingredients that completely saturate it's shell, the least you can do is double up the shell. Or reconfigure it so you can eat it without a knife and fork. The food is basically not well but not horribly executed "elevated pub food". We'll probably be back for drinks but go grab a bite somewhere else.

Came here for Sunday brunch and it was fantastic!!!! When you walk in the decor is so nice, the mustard yellow chairs!!! Will definitely be returning to try out the dinner menu. Food was full of flavour, fresh and well seasoned. One of the best meals i've had in Toronto.

This place is new to our 'hood and looks SO CUTE that I wanted to give it the best review but I just couldn't. A group of four of us went for brunch on Sunday. Our server was super sweet but sooooo slow. There was four servers working a half full restaurant plus (who I assume to be) the manager. It shouldn't have taken us 15 minutes to get drinks. When our food finally arrived it was cold. Not even lukewarm but actually cold. We were too hungry at this point to complain but when my eggs (which were supposed to be over easy) were cold and clearly over cooked, I finally said something (after 10 minutes of trying to flag down a server). Unsure of how long it would take to actually get another plate of food, I forewent them making me a new plate. They offered me a complimentary mimosas for my trouble but it never arrived so we finally just gave up and left (and they didn't even bother to comp the mimosa that was on my bill ) Anyway, long and short is I'm hopeful that this place is just having new restaurant pains but I've seen a few reviews about cold food so it's something that must be addressed. I don't want to see this gorgeous spot leave our area!

The Commoner must be a Gemini because it teeters between being a sports bar and a "nice" restaurant that won't decimate your bank account if you've been swiping right to make up for lost time. The ambiance is great for wine and steak OR nachos and beer. The YUGE centerpiece of a bar separates the high-top seating from the romantically-lit-tufted-leathered dining area where you won't hear the disappointed moans of Leafs fans from the other side. Truffle fries and cocktail specials on Thursdays are *100 emoji* the reason why this joint is going on my rotation. Fish and chips, eggs bennies and home fries for brunch were all worth falling off of keto. No regrets, will be a regular.

The Commoner took over what was a sketchy wings place and made it into a lovely, upscale British retro pub. The decor is charming and there is lots of seating. We went for dinner on a Sunday night with a group of 7. We called about an hour in advance for a table and they were very accomodating and shifted some other reservations around so we didn't have to wait too long. My husband and I shared The Commoner burger (with short rib) and an Asian salad. The burger was delicious and totally worth paying extra for the short rib. The salad was disappointing- a $14 salad should be substatial and this was not. The dressing was too bland and the whole thing was just blah. Our server was very nice and friendly and the service was very good. But overall,with so many other good places in the neighbourhood I'm not sure I'll be back.

Went for dinner on Sat night at 9pm. It was super loud. Like unusually loud--by far the loudest place in the neighbourhood. Reflective ceilings and walls. Not a good option if you're looking for conversation. We had burgers and fries. Burger was above average, fries were below average. Our food was half an hour late because they ran out of burger buns (they bake their own.). Service was prompt and friendly. Not for us (we're in our 50's) but the young folks there seemed to be having a lively time, so it's probably just not for quiet foodies like us...

Fantastic renovation given this place used to be a Wild Wings locations, however their choice of hard surfaces interior creates a very loud interior where I feel like I can hear other tables conversations as well as I can hear my own. That said, loud restaurants aren't that unique in Toronto so I'm not influencing my review around it. As for what does matter, let's start with #1 reason to come here - the food... I had a very tasty "Commoner Burger" that comes with provolone cheese and bacon jam. I was admittedly skeptical of the $6 chicken taco, but it was a good size and pretty darn good as well, with lots of white meat chicken breast sliced up within. The fish and chips were decent but 1 piece was mostly batter and the fries with both meals were a bit soggy and limp. The craft beer selection is quality, with a nice mix of all styles and some of Ontario's best breweries. Kudos to the place for putting together a nice variety to choose from. Also, bonus points for the fact they take reservations, and the service levels were all perfectly fine, so overall it was a solid 4 star experience.

I can't love this place more. I went here just after it opened and it was way too busy. In the months afterwards, it was easier getting a table. But news is out, this place is great! So my fear now is that it's too popular, that I won't be able just to walk in and get a table...so make reservations on line, no matter what night. The staff are all AMAZING, including Marie-Dawn, the manager, who greets everyone. The menu has changed since it opened and it is amazing. The burgers are HUGE, so beware if you aren't too hungry. The schnizel and potatoe salad that come with it are my favourite on the menu. And I went for brunch and the selections are just as selective as the main menu. So whether you go for brunch or main menu, it's worth it. Please keep this place in business. SO GLAD it's in the neighbourhood, as it's a most welcomed business!!!

I really like The Commoner and commend the owner(s) for their ambition. The place is exceptionally renovated and you can feel the love that's set this place up well ahead of its time. ("If you build it they will come.") Having been here for dinner and brunch, I think the food is decent but found it overly complicated. I'd like to see simpler offerings with high quality ingredients assembled in balance. I think the creative options are well thought out. I just found the food to be over-salted (brunch) or, as in the case of the jerk ribs I had (dinner) under-marinated (meat with jerk sauce on top). Portions are great and I hope they get the gourmet gastropub foundation right. Service is mixed for me. Dinner mains were fast but dessert took way to long. Brunch was excessively slow (they open at 11 and we arrived at 11:20, before they got too busy). Super friendly and responsive wait staff. I just think they need to get the rhythm right. Having worked in this business it may be a matter of synchronizing the kitchen with the service and rotating table seatings in balance. Not sure what it is but something is off and I can't blame the wait staff if it's the same pattern on different meals with different servers. I opted to leave this review because, if any of it resonates with The Commoner then perhaps it can improve. I think this place has bright a great vibe to our community and stands to bring a regular crowd together for local events and televised sports. And if my views are off then no big deal: it's a decent place that's walking distance and I still plan to drop in for the odd meal. Ending on a positive: thanks to the owner(s) for creating this great place. I look forward to The Commoner becoming a landmark gastropub that becomes a well known draw both in our community and within our city!

Went for brunch today. Yes, they now do weekend brunch! Food- delish, only complaint was that it wasn't hot. Drinks- can't emphasize how much I love freshly squeezed citrus at brunch. Necessary! Service- excellent! Our sever Sarah was friendly, calm, and helpful. Beautiful space, thoughtful menu. Looking forward to more to come from The Commoner. Ask for Sarah

What a great place to grab lunch or dinner. The food is fantastic, highly recommend the burgers and can't go wrong with truffle fries. A great selection of wine is available here that you can't buy in the store. So head over on your next date night.

So I've been here twice now in less than a month and I've got to say, I am impressed. What once was a sketchy looking Wild Wing is now a beautiful British-style Gastropub. Now that we've got that out of the way, let's get into the nitty-gritty. The menu has lots on offer, which is something that I appreciated. Each and every single time, I have found myself at a loss for what to order because I kind of want everything. On this second visit, I had made a mistake thinking that we would be there during brunch, and it seems that brunch is only served on Sunday's. Weird flex, but okay. Both times I have had the French Onion Soup ($11) and have enjoyed the comforting and satisfying flavours. The serving size is also pretty forgiving, but you absolutely need to order a secondary item. On my most recent trip, I got the tuna tostada ($11) which when asking the server how big it was she described it to be a LOT smaller than what it actually was. I thought it likely could have used a bit more acid: the slaw was lacking in flavour, the lime slice they provide you to squeeze on was way too small. But otherwise, it was okay. Not the most mindblowing tostada I've had, but pretty legit. One thing that was a bit disappointing was my pal's fries. On the menu, they are labeled as "Duck Fat Fries" but literally they tasted that regular fries that weren't that hot. The service here is pretty hit and miss. What I've noticed from visiting twice now is that both times there seemed to be one server for the entire restaurant. I visited at two contrasting hours (8 PM weeknight and 1:30 PM weekend) and the servers are literally doing their bests, for the amount of space they have to cover. Since my two visits here, I have suggested it to everyone I know. It's in a weird spot in Roncy/Dundas West but I'd love to see this spot not only thrive but survive.

This place was so great. The interior design is BEAUTIFUL - from the bar stools to the lighting to the tile floors near the washroom. I'd love to come back a few times and sit at different tables, since I'd probably notice something new about the place each time. My boyfriend had the NY steak, which was a big serving of meat, veggies, fries and spices/sauces. It was quality meat and it was cooked well. I had two chicken tacos with pineapple salsa and they were "healthy" but satisfying. Loved the pineapple salsa! For dessert, I had the toffee pudding and OH my god, it was so good. 100% I'm coming back for this dish. It was both fluffy and dense and the toffee was perfect. It was literally one of the best desserts I've ever had. Also, the server was so great! Friendly and helpful. We'll be back for sure!

Really good. Not much more to say except really good. We went out for brunch on a Sunday without a reservation and got a table at The Commoner immediately (unlike the first two places we tried on Roncesvalles that were jammed). Service was friendly, mimosa was refreshing and food was excellent. Not sure which was better, the Club or the Eggs Benny. Both were excellent. Looking forward to going back to try more. Welcome to the neighborhood, so glad you arrived.

Overall, I enjoyed my experience at the Commoner, but I am not sure whether I will be coming back anytime soon. I loved the aesthetic, but the place did not necessarily "wow" me. The food was delicious and came on time. I had tacos and they were okay (even though I wish they were juicier). It's a solid 4/5!

Four of us went here in the afternoon as we just wanted to have a quick drinks and appetizers with good ambience. Because we went early before the dinner rush, there were plenty of seats to and all of us were quite happy with the mid-century inspired decor and the ambience/colour pallet was just lovely!! The service was excellent, our server was warm and very attentive. Although we only ordered one appetizer which was their nachos, it was good for a light snack for 4, but the flavour was definitely a hit which offered fresh ingredients and had double layered cheese. Unfortunately this was our quick stop before our dinner elsewhere, so i will definitely be coming back here for dinner!

Great experience right up until the end. Was there with some girlfriends and a new baby. As we were finishing up the manager let us know that they messed up a reservation and needed our table. We probably would have stayed for another drink but were brought our bills without being asked while we still had food in front of us. The manager then cleared everything off our table and stood with a spray bottle next to us waiting for us to leave. Getting a newborn baby ready to go outside in the winter takes time and she proceeded to stand there staring while we did so. They then brought the group over before we were gone and they also were just standing there staring at us. We felt so rushed and uncomfortable, it completely ruined our experience. Up until the end, everything was great but I will not return based on this experience.

I have made my way to The Commoner a couple times not and they haven't disappointed yet. The beer selection is good and the food has been delicious. I usually get The Commoner or a sandwich when I go here. The only issue I have found so far has been that their cocktails aren't that great.

This is my favourite spot in Roncy. The food is excellent and the staff are very friendly. You won't be disappointed.

This is a quality place. Excellent food, excellent service, excellent washrooms and decor. Five stars.

Love the aesthetic and feel of this place! Very swanky and fun. Lots of great beers on tap and not too busy on a Saturday afternoon. Didn't get to try their food, but if we stayed longer I would have liked too. The plates coming out looked incredible.

This is our favorite restaurant. My husband and I like the atmosphere and their food. When we went there for New Year's eve we received a couple of complimentary glasses of prosecco. They have a nice patio with a spot for dogs. Great selection of beers, and the nachos are delicious. We can't wait to go back to The Commoner once they re-open again.

The beer selection is outstanding and lounging at the luxuriously sprawling bar while enumerating the lengthy line of taps is a repeat-worthy experience ... the menu shows promise but the dishes disappoint.

I wanted to sit outside on the extended into public property patio at The Commoner, 10 tables free outside but apparently all reserved?!? So I'll sit on the concrete planter also in public property instead and see what MGMT has to say about that, try me you self-righteous idiots. Last I checked it's illegal to serve food and not provide washroom facilities. More entitlement from Management - stay away from this place.

Our family go to these days! I appreciate the fact that they take reservations which is good for a large group. Food is solid - I like their burger and they have a great beer selection. Service is solid. It is not the best place in roncy but when you want to go out with another family for a casual meal, it is nice and convenient.

Just finished having a good meal. Beer selection is good and pricing is on par. It was a table 14 people and the service was prompt and good at the same time. Highly recommend the bar and restaurant.