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Ein - stein Café and Pub

  • 229 College St. (at St. George) • View on map »
  • 416-597-8346
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This kitschy pub—complete with a hodgepodge of furniture and Einstein paraphernalia—always seems packed with thirsty and starving U of T students noshing the famous chicken wings. Patrons choose from one of several flavours: barbecue, honey-garlic, hot, suicide, spicy Thai, Cajun, Jamaican jerk or naked (with salt and lemon). Those looking for something other than fowl might sample the three-bean veggie chili, triple-decker club, Chicago-style steak on a bun, deep-fried pickles or all-day breakfast. Mains $5.75–$8.25.

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    229 College St. (at St. George)
  • 416-597-8346

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