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UpFront Bar & Grill (Bar and Pub)
- 457 King St. E. (at Parliament St.) • View on map »
- 416-703-4728
Editorial Review
This scrubby, unassuming bar—with its well-worn wooden chairs and walls plastered with sporting paraphernalia—is tucked away among the trendy, chic restaurants of Front Street. The after-work crowd flocks here for its good old-fashioned pub grub, such as fish and chips, New York tenderloin and pizza. Those looking for snacky-type nosh choose from mozzarella sticks, cheesy fries, nachos, potato skins and pierogies. A pint (or two) from the list of 15 beers on tap eases workday stress. Mains $8–$19.
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