Venez savourer un agréable repas chez The Leeky Canoe. Venez profiter d'un ambiance décontractée et venez passer un moment au bar après vos activités. Ce lieu apprécié est ouvert en soirée tous les jours de la semaine. L'accès est aisé par voiture, ainsi que par transport en commun. Ils sont établis à proximité de nombreux parcs. Vous pouvez payer par Visa et MasterCard.plus...Plus de texte
Local pub with small-town feel but a huge atmosphere. Well priced, diverse soul food menu, friendly staff, cottage-rustic vibe and a nice selection of beer.
We went on Wednesday Wing night and it was packed by 5:30 with a short line-up to get in. They had a table for us right away in a nice location. One of us wanted wings and asked if there were any dry-rubbed flavours, as there didn't appear to be any on the menu. To our delight they had a dry Cajun flavour that was excellent. Wings themselves were large and meaty and the vegetables that came with them were just enough and freshly cut. All of which was served with a generous stack of napkins and wet-wipes.
The other ordered the aptly named "Long-Weekend Burger" complete with cheddar & Swiss, sautéed mushrooms & caramelized onions and opted for sweet-potato fries as a side for an additional cost. (I don't know about you, but whenever there's a "long-weekend" in my circle there's always bacon involved ~ but they had another burger with some on it) The burger itself was huge, juicy, and did not have a lot of added flavouring allowing the true taste of the beef to come through. This allowed the flavour to be somewhat customized with the good selection of condiments delivered to the table. Freshly cut tomatoes & red onion topped it under a nice Kaiser roll. Sweet potato fries were plentiful, crisp, long and lightly dusted with sea salt to be complimented by white or malt vinegar and/or their own house dip.
Beers were served in a frosted glass, which compelled us to have more than one ~ otherwise this would be in the $11-25 range!
Bathrooms were clean and adequate. House was well-kept. The only gripe we had was the dim lighting which made it hard to read the Trivial Pursuit cards at each table (which were a very nice touch, even though they were obviously an older US edition!)
It's rare to have a great dining experience in such a packed house. Overall this was a great meal and it will likely become a default destination if we can't decide where else to try.
Local pub trying to feel like a chain restaurant?
This place seemed promising and the staff are friendly and efficient - but the atmosphere and food was reminiscent of your "family" chain eateries.
Boring beer selection and no nuance or subtlety to the food flavours - and then kind of expensive (for what it is) to boot.
the samon was not cooked tasted off..the waitress...
the samon was not cooked tasted off..the waitress did not come back to see if all was ok they sat us next to door door was open all the time girlfriend froze her back closest to door..
they were confused (staff)It was so hectic ..it looked as if they were newbies and NO management.
food took forever I felt bad for tables with small children..
