A decent lunch crowd on a street where the lunch crowds are sparse usually bodes well, but we must not be in agreement with the locals, as there wasn't really much to praise here. First off, I now realize that McCain is a Canadian company, but serving their fries in a restaurant seems taboo. Frozen french fries I can get at the store, no thanks. There is really no excuse to use supermarket fries at a restaurant. That's like buying pre-chopped garlic. The pesto chicken sandwich was actually pretty decent and the sundried tomato and goat cheese was really a good combination. However, that was really the only positive.
There was some redemption in not being charged for the wings, but it should never come to that. Prices in general were a bit high for what is being served.
2 stars for what seemed like some really average and overpriced pub food.