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  • 67 Front St. E. (at Church St.) View on map »
  • 416-867-9499
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This massive bar and pub is located in the cellar of a century-old building, yet the numerous fireplaces and comfortable seating areas scattered throughout the space give it a cozy, warm atmosphere. Live music on many nights of the week, multiple televisions and pool tables step things up a notch. Customer favourites include the Bronto beef rib (one very large beef rib) and Moroccan stew, but there are plenty of soups, sandwiches and other plates available. Mains $8.95–$14.95.

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    67 Front St. E. (at Church St.)
  • 416-867-9499

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