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Abbot on the Hill

  • 1276 Yonge St. (at Woodlawn Ave.); plus one other location • View on map »
  • 416-920-9074
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A quintessentially British pub. Locals sip pints at the bar, and adjacent high-tops host couples bathed in the glow of tiny tea lights. The menu features beer-battered halibut and chips, shepherd’s pie and grilled pork ribs, plus a selection of items from the subcontinent (beef vindaloo and chicken tikka masala). For those seeking something less pubby, wasabi cream envelops salmon fillet, and vegetarians find solace in a meatless version of beef Wellington and vegetarian chili. Mains $10–$20.

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    1276 Yonge St. (at Woodlawn Ave.); plus one other location
  • 416-920-9074

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