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Captain Jack

  • 2 Wheeler Ave. (at Queen St. E.) • View on map »
  • 416-691-5433
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As a former regular, Rob Lee liked this pocket-sized pub so much he bought the company. Just one door north of Queen, the proverbial hole in the wall offers locals a sympathetic ear and a pint at the end of a long workday. Nine beers are on tap, from Guinness and Stella to domestic brews, plus such retro faves as Labatt 50. A limited menu offers soup, tuna and chicken sandwiches and salisbury steak TV dinners. Mains $6.95–$10.95.

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    2 Wheeler Ave. (at Queen St. E.)
  • 416-691-5433

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