Vicars Vice

Great service awesome food reasonable prices what other place is there to go. I think we are going to be weekly customers a must go to.. compliments to the chef. Turkey pot pie to die for. Montreal smoked meat closest what you will get to being in Montreal and the crab cakes..good lord!! Sooo yummy keep it up!!

What a cool place! They refitted an old church into a restaurant. I highly recommend getting the Yorkshire Pudding Beef Bowl! This is certainly their specialty and very unique dish! The bowl is a Yorkshire pudding filled with garlic mashed potatoes in the bottom, a layer of tender toast beef topped with a delicious beef gravy! They also have Irish fries where, instead of nacho chips, they replaced it with cactus cut fries! When I was there, they were playing awesome music too!

Vicars Vice is a pub in a converted church. Stained glass windows and high ceilings. The food is delicious. Definitely try the Philly Cheese steak pizza with garlic aioli and whiskey bbq sauce. The pizza was big enough for 2 people to share and great value. The French onion soup side with the wrap was delicious and cheesey. Fish and Chips fried golden brown, crisp and moist. Friendly service and great food. They also have $5 caesars and Mimosas on Saturdays and Sundays with a brunch menu till 2pm. There was a musty stale odor coming from the ladies washroom on the lower level right near the entrance which should definitely be addressed. But this restaurant should definitely be visited for its ambiance and great pub food and beers.

It’s a BEAUTIFUL building and the service was solid. Do NOT go here for St. Pat’s. They hired a talented musical act that had NO idea what St. Pat’s sounds like. A well-intentioned redneck in a Crocodile Dundee hat managed to mangle the Irish Rovers into a Dukes of Hazzard ballad. Guns ‘n Roses. It went on. For the record? St. Pat’s is a day that begs for Irish tunes.

Very good breakfast buffet. The bacon was crispy, sausages were a little overdone but still tasty. Eggs ( scrambled ) were excellent, everything was very good especially the chocolate pie. Staff were friendly and attentive. The decor is beautiful, it's a renovated church with stained glass windows. Would definitely recommend this restaurant / bar.

The food wasn't terrible but it wasn't great either for the price you pay. Felt bad for the server as she seemed to be the only one there despite it being 6pm on a Friday. The only reason I gave it 2 stars was because she did her best to keep up with everything in spite of that fact. Don't order the deep fried chicken sandwich. Its 4 separate pieces of chicken in what tasted like burnt shake n bake coating on a bun. Spinach dip tasted like cheese coated warm sour cream, and fries were covered in so much salt they were inedible.