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  • I first experienced Stratengers in 2004 when I moved into the area. From what I know, it was a big biker bar long before it was bought by Dharam. For the first year or so after the indoor smoking ban came into play, one was able to purchase a "membership" to Strats that would allow them to smoke inside the bar area. I had one, it was great and a big hit amongst my smoker friends to say the least. I believe the front room was always non-smoking and my guess is that is the main reason the divided dining room with the oven still exists. I also remember the washrooms being where the upper outdoor patio now is. The staff are always pleasant and it's true that sometimes there aren't enough of them working. Stats gets quite the diverse clientele but that's all part of the charm about the place. As far as food goes: I've always been a fan of the Indian menu. Sure, it's not as great as some places you will find in Little India; but it's a great bar with a great patio (West facing so you get sun into the evening). I generally default to the butter chicken and a side of channa masala or a chicken tandoori pizza (I ate one earlier this evening, it has not changed one bit over the years). The beer has always been cheap and comes in a nice 22oz chilled/frosted glass. I do however miss the $4.2X Red Cap they used to have on tap. I've had some of the other pizzas and they are all pretty well done. I can't speak much on behalf of the bar food. The salads are ok, as are the wings, nothing to write home about though. I moved to the other side of the city about a year and a half later in 2005 and still try to visit as often as I can. It's a 20+km round trip on the bike and it is totally worth it. I'm glad it hasn't changed that much with time. It's remains a nice, cozy, unpretenious, friendly bar. Who cares if it doesn't look trendy or associate itself with a particular popular theme?
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