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McVeigh’s
- 124 Church St. (at Richmond St. E.) • View on map »
- 416-364-9698
Editorial Review
Burgers, Irish stew, chicken pie, shepherd’s pie and fish ’n’ chips are the much-loved entrées available at this inviting pub. The cheery yellow exterior, flowers and Guinness sign out front are reminiscent of Ireland, as is the interior, complete with dark red banquettes and a large wooden bar. Mains $12.95–$15.95.
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