We have been coming here for about two years and it's our go-to place if we have guests in town that want some good food. This place never disappoints. Beef ribs were decent and fish and chips were really good. The batter isnt too thick so you can really taste the good quality fish. French onion soup is good but the cheese curds had the texture of dough instead of your standard cheese curds which was off putting. Beer selection contains a lot of good Ontario beers.

 A girlfriend and I went last night (she had been many times but this was my first). Lots of seating which was great and the servers were really on top of walking by to see if you needed anything or top up your water. I love the menu and how it's laid out "utensils options" "No cutlery needed" etc. Really cute and so many great options on the menu for any taste buds. I tried the Pretty Paper Plane cocktail and WOW it was so lovely! They added passion fruit juice to it, which I've never seen. We shared the scotch eggs. Interesting to try them. Still really must look up how they heck they do it. I also got the Posh Ploughman. It had a good mix of cheese and meats. the salami wasn't my favourite so I ended up leaving it and they had a pickled egg which was interesting but not for me. The bread and candied pecans were great but the jam/chutney wasn't what I was hoping for. I'd love to go back and try more on the menu. The muscles sounded great as did the deep-fried cheese curds

 Loved the Patio. Great food.

 I've been coming here for years. The food is always good, great selection of beers and cocktails. A little pricey but worth it. The tables are small and the serving dishes big, so not a lot of room.

 Amazing as always. I went for brunch (personally I think the best brunch in the city). My go to is eggs parliament. Do the upgrade for 2$ and get half salad half home fries. The tomato jalapeño chutney will make your day. Trust me. Other favourite are the French toast and the shootine. Cheetah is the best hostess/server. She always puts a smile on our face when we walk in.