I had an emergency "meeting" that had to occur this past summer. That "meeting" was the Germany v. Turkey match during the Euro 2008 tournament. After meeting with clients down by the waterfront, I ran to a place that I thought to be perfect. Why? It had "harbour" (the neighbourhood) and "sports" (what I needed) right in the name of the place.
This is a local haunt for many of the folks that work right down by the Toronto harbour front or live in one of the o-so-many condos that line the lakeshore. There's TVs aplenty so there's no problem with sight lines, and the menu is mid-to-medium-high range for a sports bar. There's all of the usual faves you'd expect (wings, burgers, etc.) but there's also a high volume of wraps and Chinese/Szechwan items as well. Not often a sports bar gives you a choice of Asian noodle, but here you are. The staff are friendly and accommodating as you'd want.
Though awkwardly placed for the staff, the patio is situated inside a small square found in between buildings. The fenced off area does make for an okay patio, but it's separated from the building making it slightly awkward for people leaving the restaurant and colliding with servers bringing out food and drink. When full, the patio area looks more and more like a pen you'd find on the farm filled with livestock. Except the animals are having wings and beer.