O'Gradys Tap And Grill

Shepherds pie was greasy, definitely NOT an Irish pub, only thing Irish about it was the name on the door.

Sub-par service

Last week two friends and I went for food around 4:30. I ordered a burger and my friends ordered sandwichs. There was hardly anyone there at the time and our food took 45 minutes to arrive. Many people arrived after us and had their food before we did. Our server did not acknowledge the food was taking a long time until two minutes before she brought it out. The food was alright, other than my burger being a bit dry. The service is enough for me to never return. Very very disappointed.

"Cheap eats and cheap drinks make O’Grady’s a...

"Cheap eats and cheap drinks make O’Grady’s a popular choice around the University of Toronto." After Class Destination A popular two-floor Irish pub/restaurant/sports bar, O’Grady’s lures crowds of students, professors and neighborhood folks with a broad selection of reasonably priced pub grub, greasy spoon favorites and draught beer. O’Grady’s also features a number of deals, including lunch specials and late-night drink specials that are popular with undergraduates in particular. Located right across College Street from the U of T gates, it’s also a convenient distance from the lecture hall. Remarkably Complete O’Grady’s’ menu has a large selection of dishes that are typical of a neighbourhood pub or restaurant. Sandwiches include the clubhouse, BLT, Western and grilled cheese, to name a few. Salads include tossed, Caesar, Greek and julienne vegetables. With a name like O’Grady’s you’d expect some British fare and the pub doesn’t disappoint with the shepherd’s pie and Scotch meat pie. Popular nachos are also on the menu, as well as an all day breakfast. O’Grady’s even offers souvlaki. Burgers are available with all the fixings one might expect – bacon, cheese, mushrooms – as well as some completely unexpected toppers. More than a dozen draft beers plus a few micro brews are available to accompany your meal. Upstairs, Downstairs O’Grady’s offers comfortable surroundings on both floors, with dark hardwood tables and chairs. A long bar graces the main floor, with several stools to sit on while you enjoy a solo pint. Upstairs clientele can play while they drink – there are three pool tables, a foosball table and a couple of arcade games. Quick Tips Payment: All Major Credit Cards Directions: Queen’s Park station, College streetcar Cross Street: College & McCaul Hours: Mon-Sun: 11 a.m.-2 a.m. Atmosphere: Patio, Pub Cuisine : Pub Fare/Burger/Sandwiches/English/Irish

sucks big time

do yourself a favour and buy some frozen wings and serve yourself!

Good food, though the service is attrocious. Fun...

Good food, though the service is attrocious. Fun to go with a large group and watch what's on the big screen, but otherwise nothing special.

This place has the worst food and service I have...

This place has the worst food and service I have ever visited. If you have money to spend, I suggest you try something up or down the street instead of wasting money on the over-priced food and absolutely horrible service. upsde: nice, big patio. recommendation: try the place across the street