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Black Bull Tavern

  • 298 Queen St. W. (at SoHo St.) • View on map »
  • 416-593-2766
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This favourite watering hole features laid-back English pub–style decor, complete with old beer signs. Young professionals, tourists and average Joes forgo the hardwood floors and cacti-dotted windowsills inside and throng the large patio for great people-watching in warmer weather. Typical pub fare (nachos, fish and chips, cheddar-stuffed pierogies, chicken wings), sandwiches, BLT burgers, oven-baked pizzas and pricey salads are on order, as is a good beer selection. Mains $6.50–$10.

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