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The Olde Yorke Fish & Chips

  • 96 Laird Dr. (at Eglinton Ave. E.) • View on map »
  • 416-696-9670
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The tiny, family-run pub provides a homey respite from the noisy Laird industrial strip. Traditional red leather booths and velvet-clad chairs contrast with creamy walls in the clean, bright room that features a dark wood bar and fireplace. A small but focused menu lists fish and chips (halibut, cod or haddock), clams, the house chowder and a Scottish meat pie. Dessert tempts with fried pineapple rings and homemade sherry trifle. Mains $7.75–$15.

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    96 Laird Dr. (at Eglinton Ave. E.)
  • 416-696-9670

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