The Three Brits Public House

I went to this restaurant during happy hour on Wednesday, and it was worth it! It wasn't that busy and really cozy atmosphere. There Jameson Whiskey was so delicious☺️. Please visit here during happy hour on weekdays if possible. The sunset is so beautiful, and it is not busy, also quiet.

Place was busy, and loud, on a Saturday afternoon, we sat at a table at the window with a great view of the foggy inlet and Morton Park. One waitress working the whole place made delivery feel a little slow, but we had our drinks within 5 minutes of order and food within 12. Fish and chips was really good, hot, crispy batter around moist tasty fish and the fries are skinny and crisp. All around a pleasant lunch after a chilly stroll.

I came here for a relaxing pint and lunch. I was very impressed by the hot chicken sandwich. Great taste and texture! This place also has superb views of English Bay.

We had a mid-week evening get together here for a party of ten people. Good times, good snacks, good service. We’ve been before - and we’ll be back again. We found the bathroom soap dispenser a bit cheeky! 👀😂

I came here 2 times. Firstly I think therir breakfast is not enough. The bread was too dry under the egg benny and I couldn't taste the benny taste but overall it was nice. We watched the euro2024 which is nice. Secondly it was much better. Staff was super was even the crowd for copa2024 finals. I ate salmon thing but I forgot the name. It was really delicious but very spicy. I like spice so it was perfect for me and before I ordered that the staff warned me about the spice which is very nice. I love to come here I will come back. Thanks.

Amazing experience here! I had the “Beautiful You” cocktail definitely recommend trying it. Sam was super helpful and made the experience so much better! Thank you, will for sure be back!!

This pub has publicly announced they will no longer accept cash payments. It’s the first business I’ve ever seen with such a policy. This is very disturbing. Although I, like most people, very rarely use cash due to the overwhelming convenience of credit cards, it is extremely important to retain the option to pay with cash throughout society lest we fall under the totalitarian shadow of central bank digital currencies. I will not step foot in this establishment until this policy is reversed.

Food was pretty good, but bar staff seem uninterested in providing service. I sat down and they never gave me any napkins or utensils to eat my meal. Someone spilled a drink on my partner and it was pretty difficult to flag someone down for a rag or at least some napkins.

Place was busy, and loud, on a Saturday afternoon, we sat at a table at the window with a great view of the foggy inlet and Morton Park. One waitress working the whole place made delivery feel a little slow, but we had our drinks within 5 minutes of order and food within 12. Fish and chips was really good, hot, crispy batter around moist tasty fish and the fries are skinny and crisp. All around a pleasant lunch after a chilly stroll.

This bar has great views of the english bay which is beautiful. Coming to the food and drinks the options are pretty limited and I wasnt very impressed with it. The service is good like that of a bar. Really wish they have more food and drinks options would love to enjoy it with that view

FALSE ADVERTISING, subpar food (if they're not out of the first three things I ordered, the first being the advertised wings), lackluster service at best! Sign at front door CLEALY said they have drink specials, then when I ask why I didn't receive the advertised price the waitress just tossed down a handbill saying 9pm-12am Sun-Thurs, and she then flat out REFUSED to honour the advertised price, even after I pointed out that it's quite clearly advertised at the front door, she could care less, absolutely disgusting and dishonest! Tried ordering food, she said OK, then came back saying each time they were out, so I ordered the cheese stick app; small portion , just warm, and bland... sooo I'm going to say BLAND and outright DISHONEST sun up this excuse for a restaurant.

Great place to view the water and people watch during the day while enjoying the a beer. They were out of Guinness on Sunday. Must have been a crazy Friday and Saturday to be out of a beer that's on your signage. Our server was extremely sweet and accommodating.

Visit here and across the street upstairs for water views in a happening park area. Recommended by a bar tender.

In the summer the large windows will be open so you can enjoy the nice weather and breeze. With the windows open you can people watch and also see people at the beach. Such a nice place to hang when the weather is nice. The staff are adequate and the beer is fine. We didn't try any of the food, and I'm sure it's good. The name is cute and that's the main reason we stopped in.

I've tried to come to this pub a couple times, but they're VERY strict with checking IDs and I never had two pieces of ID on me (I was usually out for a walk) to go in. Finally I got a chance to try this spot out a couple of Saturdays ago. My group of 4 came around 6:30 pm and there was no wait. None of us were hungry, so we had a couple of drinks and snacks. The food menu here is pretty limited and is standard pub fare (fries, sandwiches, fish & chips, etc.). I tried two of their cocktails ($10 each), the P.S. i love you and stray bullet, and both were just okay. The P.S. i love you wasn't as sweet as I was hoping, and the stray bullet was very tart. For food, I went with the clam chowder ($15), but honestly it was very underwhelming. It didn't even come with bread; I had to pay an extra $2 for some toast on the side. All in all, I'm glad I was finally able to try out this spot, but I don't think I'll be back again.

Came here for a late lunch during happy hour. Drinks were fairly priced for a happy hour - my margarita (delicious) was $10 and my partners Pilsner was $5.50. For food we got the Tempura Cod Tacos and the Short Rib Dip. The cod was fresh, the veggies were crunchy & the hot sauce gave it a nice kick. The sandwich was tasty - the au jus was a pretty runny but that wasn't an issue, and the greens on the sandwich were refreshing. The fries were good, a bit on the lukewarm side but still very tasty. Wish the bun was a little more crispy but it overall tasted great. The staff were helpful and quick, and took my peanut allergy seriously (thank you!). If you can, try to get a seat in the window overlooking English Bay. We'll be back!

Stopped in for a late night drink and was delighted to find a Monday night special that had a discount on drinks (I think it was for between 12:00 am to 4 am or so )‍ , especially my go to: an old fashioned . Didn't know they're open till 2 am on weekdays and later still on weekends . I will be back to explore their food and drinks further and really soak in the vibe , hopefully on a nice sunny day .

Excellent pub located in the heart of English Bay. We did enjoy a great deal the happy hour with the excellent service offered by Sofie . The white wine was exquisite and extremely affordable and the selections oh appies as edamame, mozzarella sticks and dirty fries are very delicious . A place to go back anytime. We had a blast with also the beautiful view and they are very good in following the social distance protocol and sanitization.

Happy Hour drink menu Weekdays 3-6pm Got a nice patio area where you can enjoy the sun and enjoy the views. Food menu is reasonably priced. Mask is recommended but not mandatory (none of the servers wore them). Menu and payment was all electronic and done through a QR code, which thought was pretty cool.

Overpriced and horrible TV's. Not a very good place to watch a game. We paid about $13 for 6 chicken wings! That's more than $2 a chicken wing. They were good, but not THAT good. The burger was $16 and came with McDonalds fries. The atmosphere is nice, the waiters are wonderful, and the view is great if you're on the patio, but other than that, the chairs were uncomfortable and the TV's kept changing colour. All-in-all, a two-star experience.

Vancouver pubs and restaurants had fairly mediocre service before the pandemic. In 2019 and prior, my choice word for bad service was "weird". In 2020 it was "whatever". In 2021, it was "alright". The choice word of 2022 is "dreadful", and The Three Brits takes the cake. Service 1/5 -- Things were alright in 2021. They were doing their best. At least I think so. Service really was alright. Out of the few times I've stopped by in 2022 (I guess I'm a glutton for punishment) I at first wanted to give them the benefit of the doubt. The first visit was awful. I didn't know who my server was as a different person took my drink order and food order. When I looked around to get someone's attention for a second round, the two servers were chit chatting with the bartender -- not a big deal. They're not robots after all; humans require human interaction. (Eh-hem, especially when they're paying for a service that hinges on said interaction.) When I finally caught the server's attention, she immediately looked away. Considering I was one of two customers there, I decided I had had enough and threw my credit card on the table. Second time wasn't so bad -- it was actually quite alright. The manager seated and took my first round order which was expedient as you could have guessed. After that, a server took the reins and things slowed down... at least this time it was somewhat busy, though, definitely winding down. Third visit of the year was just dreadful. I went in and ordered a beer, and from the cold reception I decided that if the server didn't make any effort before I finished my beer, I'd grab lunch elsewhere. This time there were three other tables there; a two-top and two solos, both on their laptops and looking pretty settled in... so again, this is not a pandemic understaffing situation. The server didn't ever even come back to the table until my beer was empty. I settled up my measly one beer, and went over to the Park and spent 50 bones. The Park, by the way, was busy. ‍ The thing that really bothers me about the service here is that I want to spend my money! I have good memories of this pub, and pretty low expectations! Tldr; service is dreadful. Atmosphere 3/5 -- the atmosphere isn't that bad. It's a pretty comfortable place with a good view, however the wrap around bar has always bothered me, and I miss the layout from when it was the Calling. The bathroom situation has been pretty weird. Last time I used it, there was one regular bathroom and one more that was pretty much a utility closet. The closet is not really a comfortable place to crown a Duke. Cleanliness 4/5 -- Seems like they're doing a pretty good job keeping things tidy. It does fall into some of the trappings of pubs; litter on the floor, sticky surfaces, but for the most part they're on top of it. Food 2/5 -- I think the food has gotten worse since all the Donelly pubs started carrying the same menu, however it has improved over the last year or so. That being said it still isn't much to write home about. One of the reasons I like the Three Brits as an option though is that they have a decent plant-based selection. Overall 2.5/5 -- All in all, it would be a pretty average pub if they could sort out the service. I don't know if it's just bad luck on my behalf and I keep getting getting the same awful servers, but it almost feelings like entering the Twilight Zone whenever I go in there; you have no idea what's in store for you.

Have been coming here a few months now even though it's touristy, still love the English Bay view. Usual and expected protocols in place and like everywhere likely a bit short staffed. It's not McDonalds so be patient and enjoy the view. It's cozy, and comfortable with a decent HH during the week and features and brunch weekends. The surprise has been the food! Honestly some of the best chicken and waffles ever, the roast cauliflower dish is great, chicken sandwich feature is good. Better food than I've ever had at any Donnelly group place. Servers are great and just a nice spot to chill, have a beverage and some food.

Nestled next to English Bay Beach, you will find The Three Brits on Davie street. It's a nice location for a catch up and that's why I was here. After that awkward entering 'do I wait and get seated or is someone coming to greet me?' moment, our group of three chose a hightop table to sit at. We were greeted by the warmest server and soon ordered drinks. All in all, service was slow. We had to flag someone down to put in a food order, and retrieving the check and paying was a whole other deal of trying our patience. The fish and chips were notably good, with a nice serving of fish. My all-day-breakfast was a basic breakkie for $13. Drink prices were pretty bomb though, and there's a rotating tap of craft beer. Happy hour is from 3-6pm with $4 craft beer, $5 wine, and $4 liquor. The Three Brits is a good place to come if you have time and nowhere else to be. I wasn't all that impressed by my first visit BUT I wouldn't yet give up hope for the other Donnelly Pub group venues.

Was there last Saturday and aside from the food being pretty good (appies) I would not go back. Our server (blonde girl) was not very nice. At first we were told to pick a spot, which i thought that's great! When we realized we would be at the corner with no airflow, we looked around and 2 guys were about to leave so the middle table with better airflow and a view was becoming available, they told us we are leaving go ahead and take it, i asked them if they would mind me putting my bag there, they said no problem. I went to lean on the bar across while I waited for my husband to be done from the bathroom and while the table would be emptied and cleaned up. The waitress said "i still have to clean the table so find a place to sit" i said "i am waiting for my husband to come out from the bathroom, no worries. But she seemed upset to the point of going to her bartender colleague to complain. Oh well. Then we are seated and she says "just so you know this table is reserved so you have to be done by ...., we were just there for a quick bite and a drink, so yes, you can have the table back by then. Needless to say the attitude received was not appreciated and will definitely opt out to go here and will definitely go to Cactus club across the street where i have never had bad service in over 15 years. I really wished I would have had better service and enjoyed the pub.

We had an amazing time here dining at The Three Brits. The food was unreal and the drinks were amazing. Definitely worth checking this place out! The staff were great too.

Hung out here for a couple of hours during our vacation in Vancouver. As we sat here, we drank Guiness and Jameson/Gingers... which hit the spot. We also ate like kings. The Currywurst for an app was spectacular and the fish n' chips were good. How better to end the meal.... Dark Chocolate Praline bar!!

Excellent food. Friendly staff. Conveniently located near the waterfront. Great beer selection.

We happened upon this place after a long walk through Stanley park. The atmosphere was great, open windows with a view of the water. Service was excellent and some of the best chicken wings we've ever had - light and crispy. We will definitely be back!

We were walking around Vancouver on a cloudy afternoon looking for a place to eat. So naturally we resort to YELP. There are a ton of restaurants on this road. This place was right across the street from the park and the road that we needed to walk up to get to our destination - it was a natural. Keegan was server - I guess he is the manager as well and they were shorthanded that day... We sat by the window and ordered our first course. Crispy Cauliflower. I really like cauliflower and was intrigued. It was really good and I especially liked the sauce that accompanied it. Next up was the Buffalo Wings - after all - it was Wednesday and they are on special. I am a big-time buffalo wing eater and like to consider myself an aficionado of them. These did not disappoint. They were meaty and tasty. Next was the Special of the day - Toasted cheese with meat. Sounded very interesting...taste awesome. It was a nice combination and very "Home Made" style. Good Place, nice view of the park and the people and the water. Good service and good food. Definitely worth a try.

We were excited to try what appears to be a new menu item at this restaurant, a short rib beef dip sandwich. When the sandwiches arrived, they were small, not enough meat to fill the sandwiches, but worst of all not sure what the watery substance was in the little bowl on the plate. We assumed the thin watery substance was meant to be the "dip" but it was like water with a little salt and pepper. These meals were not cheap, priced at $20 each. The "honey and gold" cocktails, we each had, were $14 each and said to have 2 oz of liquor, not so we believe, very weak and unappealing. Won't be back here anytime soon..

Great location, facing towards Vancouver's famed English Bay Beach. The best seats are against the window, scenic and also for people watching during the summer. The atmosphere is friendly and the staff have always been friendly, with the exception of one bad experience with the person who checks ID at the door. The open area seating for bar/restaurant are one in the same and it can get louder as the place gets busier. The food is pretty standard bar fare and since it is a Donnely Group pub, the menu shares a lot of items with their other establishments. The stand out for me is the Fish & Chips though, huge portions of both, so bring your appetite or a friend to share it with. Breakfast is served all day and is good value. The bartenders craft a terrific drink, personally I really enjoy the Caesar (great garnishes!) and the Moscow Mules.

Place is about half empty... Server is slower than molasses in January. Food was pretty decent, although portions were a bit small. Would I come here again? Probibly not... Also, place is dirty... Cobwebs all over the place and the caked dust on the backs of the TVs is a bit gross. Hope the BOH is better than the FOH.

This was my favorite random public house to fill our stomachs and sip on an ice cold house brew!!! seriously had to stop myself from ordering everything on the happy hour menu! The waitstaff is knowledgeable and inviting. The owner was helpful with opening up the sliding windows for fresh air. Our bar table overlooked the street where we could see clearly the harbor and laughing statues. The food is AMAZING! The sauces and flavorful dishes truly made my heart sing.

Three Brits is a pretty standard little pub along the waterfront. The have a good selection of local beers as well as bottles, and the food offerings are traditional pub style. We got burgers and I got fish and chips. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND the fish and chips! They definitely don't skimp you on the piece of cod, and it is so fresh and perfectly fried. I appreciated the selection of beer and had a local BC IPA. My colleagues said their golden ales were good too from BC. The service was friendly here too. Our girl waitress was pretty bubbly and eager to wait on us. I would visit Three Brits again but there's so many restaurants on this street, I'd want to try those too!

Donnally group .. happy hour. Service was good food is just ok. Was just happy they had happy hour!!

So-so. Usually Donnely Group restaurant. Slightly overpriced, underdeveloped food. Great vibe, and location. Views must be stunning on a nice day. Good service. I got a sausage plate. $14 for 2 sausages and some fires, with "mustards" that seemed like mostly mayo, and bland kimchi. Extra $2 for fries onions which barely filled a ketchup dish. Really nice atmosphere. Has a great sort of protruding bar section that would overlook the water. On a nice day, the view must be stunning. Servers asked us to move tables to make room, after telling us to take a seat amywhere - apology, but not comped anything.

We got their fish and chips and a burger and both were really good. Their beers were good too and we stayed for happy hour. It's a small place, but they have huge windows and a great view. The service was good and people were friendly. There is also parking for two customers in the back.

The location here is great with a big window looking out to the west. It is great sport for sunset watching. The drinks here were great. They have many specialty cocktails to choose from. I had a couple. I recommend the Danger Close. I also tried the BK block party, that had too much going on (too much party I guess) but was still OK. My wife had the pine street sour. She liked it but wasn't overly into it. We didn't eat the food but what I saw looked great. My biggest issue with the place is that it is a little claustrophobic in there.

First time I went they were too busy. Next time I finally got a table. Been there both for dinner and brunch. Service is fast, efficient and very pleasant. Great food, both taste and presentation. Definitely more of a higher-end pub fair, though still not a gastro pub I'd say. Staff is attentive, friendly and not hovering. Food comes out fast and hot. Beer is great and served fast. What more could I possibly wish for? One of my neighborhood watering holes now. Love it. Highly recommended.

While traveling in Vancouver with friends we stopped here for lunch! It was right on the water with the windows open. Weather was perfect so it was a great stop. The staff was great! Becky & George took care of us and both were quick, attentive and super friendly!!! They even split our 11 people check into separates. On top of that great service the food was awesome. We got wings in tons of flavors all great. A little small on the meat, but we are from the states so we are use to large wings. A bunch of us ordered the chicken avocado salad.... So good! Get it! Fresh and very big!! I'd suggest this place to anyone around. Great spot

This place has so much potential but it's poorly managed. It's a tiny place so space can be an issue, especially, during weekends. They have seating area near the window overlooking English bay, but even when those seats are empty they reserve them for large groups, which is silly considering not everyone comes there in a large group. This happened to us and it a disappointment so we left. Their reasoning for this defied any sensible logic. It's a restaurant, you fill it up with customers who drink and eat...whether you have three people by the window and two inside or two by the window and three inside, you still have a total of five customers! Would not recommend this place to anyone who is not celebrating a friends day with all their Facebook 'friends'.

Well, I've always liked this place because they have Tiger Beer However, once I found out about the happy hour, and $4 pints..decided it was time for a return visit My friend ordered the currywurst, which was done well, and I got the fish and chips..which were pretty tasty. Service was very good Sure, it's a Donnelly , but the location and beer specials can't be beat

I have been to this place a few times, and every time it has been a great experience. Every time I go I am sure to get the chicken bites because they are ridiculously good! However last time I also tried the classic breakfast and it was one of the best breakfast plates I've ever had. I know, bold... but true. Also the location and view is unbeatable.

Couple friends and I were staying in Vancouver for a friend's wedding. We found three brits one more just walking out of a Starbucks and thought. It's right in the beach; let's get brunch. In the summer months they open up the window and you can look out at beach traffic and feel a nice breeze from the water. We ordered Caesars (exceptionally well executed), bowl of berries, and chicken & waffles. They also gave out complimentary banana bread - great. While the food was good it was nothing to lose sleep over. It's an excellent place to start your day off especially for an out of towner looking to walk along the shoreline. Check it out.

You come here for the brunch and nothing else. Sorry 3 Brits, but I'm saying this from experience and you know why ;) Lets just say, the table of 5 gays that walked out of here were extremely happy and drunk. Now lets keep that on the down low~ Already been here 3 times with my gays and we love it here. I haven't had a bad thing about to say about this place much, except that some of the seats are not the comfiest. The food is great, the drinks are AMAZING, and the service is FABULOUS. Sundays are the best day to come to 3 Brits and the brunch time of course. Got the Waffles and Chicken, as it is Asian Mild Spicy, so it wasn't that strong. But it just adds a taste to it. The waffles were cute, but not the best because it didn't feel hot, so I was kinda disappointed on that. I did enjoy that whisky maple syrup though, that was kinda a special surprise there. Anyways, that is all. If you are coming to visit this establishment on a Sunday, give me a shout, because I might be there already having a great time :)

When I come to Vancouver, the first thing on my to do list is go to Three Brits for the Maple Bourbon Chicken and Waffles. You're salivating right? Now imagine that it's in front of you, and then it's taken away. We called to make SURE, that my favorite meal in the entire world, was going to be there on the first day of 2018. "Oh my gosh no, it's been taken off the menu, I'm mad too" said the employee on the phone. Do you not listen to your employees? Your customer base? Your common sense? I wish there was a something lower than one star for this, because I have never been more let down by restaurant than I am now.

I absolutely love this place. Keagen, was a great server. The place was quite busy, still he was attentive. All seven of us loved our food and drinks. I had the battered cauliflower and yam fries. They were both so delicious. The cilantro sauce that comes with the cauliflower was so good. I will return. A little tip, if you are worried about parking, 8$ for the valet parking in the alley beside.

i had such a great dinner here a few weeks ago! It was a Friday night and my friend and I hadn't seen each other in ages. The server was right on time with our drinks, and even recommended us some of their new cocktails (Bourbon Insider was delicious, just like she said). She was very diligent to ask us what flavour profile we enjoyed in a drink and I appreciated that because she seemed to know exactly what I would like. We shared some appies, more recommendations from our server, which were bang on and delicious too. I will definitely be back here for summer time. They have a great view, fun staff our server was Ashley but another man also helped deliver our food so it wouldn't sit for too long while she was with another table. Cheers to the 3 Brits...we loved it! Will be back soon.

First of all, you can't really beat the location and view. We stopped in for lunch after a walk in Stanley Park. Bartender/server was funny and friendly and made good suggestions. Fish and chips were on point and the foot long hot dog was about average. Would definitely return for a pint and some eats.

Such a fun place. Our server Hennessy was fantastic and very confident for a man with such small hands. Tequilas are very satisfying. Could use a few more.

Stinky, loud and generally sub-par. This is one of those mediocre bars that pretends it's a good restaurant, mostly because the English Bay location allows them to charge ridiculous prices to unsuspecting tourists who are too tired to walk very far from the beach. The music is always cranked up to eleven and sports screens are everywhere, even when it's relatively empty or it's mid-afternoon. The waitresses are capable, but shameless tip flirts who will badger you constantly to refill your drink. The food is where it really goes south. It's tasty enough but it's the kind of food any reasonably competent short order cook could crank out while the prices are more what you'd expect from the fanciest restaurant in town. Expect $16 burgers with patties that are smaller than a McDonalds cheeseburger and small glasses of beer for five or six dollars. I'm not sure where they buy their beef but the last time I ate there I got no less than THREE chips of bone in the middle of my microscopic expensive burger. In other words, if you're drunk out of your mind, you will think this a good restaurant because the salt and the grease will seem heavenly and screaming at the person beside you will seem normal. You will end up tipping well and thinking that you had a good time because the pretty young waitress put her hand on your arm, and the whole cycle of bad food, lies and alcohol will continue. Avoid this place unless you are drunk, depressed or both.

5 Stars for location! But i found pubic hair on my Shrimp Dumplings as the waitress puts the dish on the table. Disgusting! I was so upset! I sent it back to the kitchen and told the server to make sure the cook looks at the food he just served! Awful! Awful Awful!

Eventually, as I dreaded, I got hungry and asked for the menu. I don't know why I keep doing this to myself. I visit a Donnelly Group establishment expecting the food to be descent. And every time the food falls short and a lot is left to be desired. Maybe it is my own fault. Maybe I needed to be more than one pint in before ordering food. Maybe I was just too damn ambitious in my ordering. Nothing jumped out at me. And the beans that they were pushing we weren't wanting. Apparently these spicy garlic beans are their specialty. Special enough that I have read of them by scribbles on their sandwich board outside. Now reading their description I was not sold. Chilled green beans seasoned in a hoisin sauce glaze with sesame oil, garlic, and lime. It is just beans in sauces. For $8 a conservative plate I could buy all the ingredients and make enough for the week. But I can see the appeal. A healthy snack that is salty and fun to eat. Say, a Western answer to the Japanese edamame. The menu has your usual bar fare: wings, burgers, and fries. And I give them credit for adding on some more unique tastes: Vietnamese short ribs, quinoa salad, and a wild salmon entree. Would I go back? - No. Would I recommend it? - No. Aside for its choice real estate: walking distance from English Bay; and a better selection of not your usual brews, this place really has nothing new to offer. There are plenty of other pubs neighbouring that offer better food and better drinks, in a better space for cheaper. But what I would say is I appreciated the staff to patron ratio. There were enough working bodies for each sever to be able to cater to their clients adequately, while having enough of a yreprieve to converse with one another.

Great view of the beach and location definitely puts The Three Brits at an advantage. I very much enjoyed my eggs Benedict here, and the service was friendly. I'm not sure where the lack of enthusiasm comes from in the Yelp reviews, although the pub isn't anything life-changing.

Went here because I'd heard good things. Apparently they were "out" Olof a bunch of things, annoying as I am a pescatarian & gluten free. Had the quinoa salad... Very boring and not great. Got it with salmon which obviously was charred, very disappointing. Asked for gluten free, came with bread in it. Waitress took bread off and said it should be fine..... Um ok?!?? No. Boyfriend had the chicken burger a nd apparently it was ridiculously salty, was not impressed. Not the best service and wild pricing. Won't be going back there.

Cool little pub with one of the best views in the city. We all had a burger and beer special that was really a great deal. The classic burger and fries were very good. Our waitress was great, and the pub was great. Great atmosphere. Not too noisy. Hockey game on the TV. All good. Was a great experience with good pub food. Go there!

Just had lunch here, it took over a half hour to get our food which I don't mind if the food is good!! I got eggs Benedict and the 'homemade' sauce had no flavour at all. Wasn't offered any salt or pepper or even a glass of water... my boyfriend got the breakfast sandwich and it looked worse then the breakfast at Mc Donalds, he was starving but didn't even finish it. We would probably come back for a drink as its a nice setting but the food was a very low standard