Gastropubs à University-Rosedale, Toronto, ON
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36 Prince Arthur Avenue, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M5R 1A9
(416) 921-4600
A classic bar/pub tucked away in the heart of the Annex. It features a huge patio, great food and over 27 beers on tap. 
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35 Elm Street, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5G 1H1
(647) 347-2712
Gastropub, Restaurants, British restaurant, Pub 
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150 Harbord St., HARBORD VILLAGE, Toronto, M5S 1H2
647-430-7365
Restaurants, Gastropub, Pub 
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1068 Yonge St., MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M4W 2L4
(416) 927-0704
History The story of Upper Canada was written in its taverns. Everything that mattered in life was conducted within the walls of local hostelries: post offices, political meetings, even school lessons and church services. The traditional tavern was a place to gather and exchange news, to catch up with neighbours and meet travelers, to enjoy an honest meal and quench an outdoor thirst. And it was a place to plot revolution. A gathering of farmers and firebrands at Montgomery's Tavern in 1837 marched into history as the Upper Canada Rebellion. Virtually unarmed and seriously outnumbered, the rebels faced the King’s forces, led by sheriff Jarvis, in several battles on Yonge Street between Eglinton and Bloor. Some paid with their lives, sentenced to hanging from the gallows, at the old court house at present-day King and Jarvis The Rebel House is named in honour of the spirit and independence of these pioneer fighters. Like the taverns of old, The Rebel House offers its patrons a place to meet neighbours and newcomers in a relaxed and clubby setting. Since its opening, folks have organized their own teams and leagues in The Rebel House: men's and women's hockey, baseball, darts, Trivial Pursuits, bridge, golf, even Crokinole and cricket, to name a few. While based on honest farmhouse cooking of the past, the menu also acknowledges today's tastes. We've reinterpreted traditional recipes from historical sources to appeal to the modern palate and reflect current nutrition. But it is perhaps on the liquid side that The Rebel House has lived up to its name. As a point of some pride, we serve only Ontario micro-breweries on tap, only Canadian beer and ale in bottles. And we're building our wine cellar to reflect the increasing prestige garnered by Ontario vintners.