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The Duke of Gloucester
- 649 Yonge St. (at Charles St.), 2nd flr. • View on map »
- 416-961-9704
British pub loyalists are in their element at the Duke. Scarves for Arsenal and Man U adorn the walls, the worn mahogany bar blends with a threadbare floral-print carpet, and servers remind you that it’s called football, not soccer. Thanks to the Duke’s satellite connection, there’s a steady diet of British sports on the big-screen telly. And a partially enclosed heated patio welcomes patrons in all seasons. Dartboards in the back are home to three league teams, with tournaments every Tuesday. The sizable pub menu serves up favourites from the home country, including an all-day British breakfast ($8.25), as well as a club sandwich ($8) made with roast turkey carved on-site.
- Outdoor dining
- Kitchen open past midnight on weekends
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