Great open air space for a bright sun filled lunch or chill evening during the summer months. The windows open up during the warmer months, opening up the patio space to the main bar area. It's a great place to enjoy the summer breeze over a ice cold beer or cocktail.
The food however, seems to be equivalent to that of Jack Astors or any other over franchised bar/pub in Toronto. The menu offers a wide selection of items, none of which are high quality or extremely delectable. You can tell they make their living off the drinks and vibe mostly.
I came here for brunch and while I did enjoy the space and the nice pre-spring air, the food itself was lacking. Portions were also unfortunately small.