Irish Times

Ordered takeout. My mother in law who is British really enjoyed her bangers and mash. My little one liked her poutine. I had curry chips which were good but they were WAY BETTER when it was Irish times and a salad which was nice. My carrot cake was small but yummy. I think I really was craving the old menu but I would order again from here! Thanks for the nice dinner.

I have been ordering from East End Pub for quite some time. I always loved the food until recently. The seafood fettuccine in creamy curry sauce was awesome at first with a lobster tail, shrimp and salmon in a tasty curry sauce. I ordered it in April and got no lobster tail rather a couple more shrimp. I figured they ran out, no big deal. I just got my order and again no lobster tail rather small chunks of what I assume is lobster but most disappointing of all is it came in a tomato sauce instead of the curry sauce. I’m not a fan of seafood and tomato sauce. I ate I because I was very hungry but won’t order it again.

Huge number of food offerings but I wish I'd ordered something other than a salad. The lettuce, cucumber and tomato tasted like it had been in the fridge a little too long and the faintly grilled pineapple slice had a slight tinny taste. I was impressed with the fact that the chicken was actual chunks of chicken and not the handy pre cooked kind with fake grill marks that a lot of places serve. Big points for clean washrooms and the great renos done to the place! We'll give them another chance one day once people start going out a little more often.

Visited here for lunch. Food was very good. Ashley our server/bartender was very friendly. definitely a pub. Background music was perfect, my choice of music. Their menu is Irish/ British themed but is a little too extensive, it needs to be pared down ,there is too many choices, concentrate on you favourites. Food and service and pies were great, we will return.

Great service. Great music at a low volume as it should be (so you can chat). Beer selection is good but too mainstream. Steam Whistle and 1664 are on-tap at least. French onion soup’s appearance is excellent (see photo); however, it’s under-seasoned. Burgers have promising descriptions on the menu but miss the mark on flavour, meatiness, char and juiciness—not recommended. Wings are reallly, really good; you can have them breaded or non-breaded. Sauce is store-bought. Suicide wings are just-right in terms of heat. Chicken pot pie is ´meh’. Veggies on plate are fresh and done to perfection. You won’t be disappointed here but you won’t be clawing your way back for a second visit either.