Being a fan of a similar establishment, Puck 'N Wings in North York, I visited The Puck expecting an "unofficial Puck 'N Wings" as I think this restaurant used to be one at some point in its lifespan. It features a similar menu, however at a fraction of the quality. The wings were just poorly made and very blah overall compared to the same flavours I've had at Puck 'N Wings. I had the dry cajun and my personal favourite flavour, the Great One. Normally a saucy wing, the Great One here was pretty dry on the exterior and interior. The fries that come with the meal were decent, somewhat similar to the fries at St. Louis so those weren't so bad.
The Puck is really just a place to meet up with friends, have some drinks and watch a game at almost any angle thanks to the numerous televisions throughout the restaurant. If your hungry, they happen to have a kitchen that makes serviceable food if your not looking to be impressed. This bar fills the role of a sports bar with good service, but just don't visit expecting top tier wings to eat as you watch a game.