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The Foggy Dew
- 803 King St. W. (at Niagara St.) • View on map »
- 416-703-4042
Editorial Review
Noisily busy, this traditional pub draws crowds for the cooking, not for the ho-hum beer selection.In the winter months, chicken-and-leek pot pie, delectable in its butter-fragrant crust, is chock full of white meat and veggies braised in Harp lager. Irish stew simmers lean beef and lamb in Guinness with root vegetables.
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