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Cranberries Bar and Grill

  • 601 Parliament St. (at Amelia St.) • View on map »
  • 416-925-6330
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This dimly lit wood-panelled bar has a distinctly suburban vibe. A Labatt Ice model strikes a pose on a poster taped up behind the bar, while speakers blare disco hits of yore. Bartenders pour beers and shake martinis, such as the White Lightning, a triple sec and cranberry juice–sweetened affair. Customers laugh and chatter in their booths while enjoying spaghetti and meatballs, and roast beef tenderloin—two of Cranberries’ most popular options. Chicken parmesan and the dusted jumbo wings, served as spicy as you please, round out the menu. Mains $7.50–$17.

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