Hidden in a house of history in Kensington Market, this bar is interesting and cozy. It's really just like visiting a friends house.
We came in on a warm fall night and the patio in the back yard was open. There was even a camper with candles and seating in the back yard!
We chose to sit down in the living room area and the owner told me the rocking chair I sat in was his grandmothers. It's pretty comfortable. We ordered a Moscow Mule and 2 tapas - salmon crostini and pork croquette. I found a the drink with a bit of too sweet and spicy (because of the ginger beer) to my taste, but the food was pretty good. The pork croquette was especially quite unique and delicious. The salad on both dishes were a bit under seasoned - we were not able to finish it.
Overall, I think this bar's atmosphere and music is great, drink and food Okay, service a bit a slow on a not so busy night, but it is great to just grab a casual drink and snack if you are not in a rush. I can see myself come back if I'm after dinner and in the neighbourhood.