The Roy Public House, Toronto, ON

Gord and I had supper this evening at The Roy Public House in Leslieville.

Gord had Fish’n’Chips (Crispy beer-battered 8 oz. North Atlantic Cod filet. Served with coleslaw & tarter sauce). He said it was very good.

The Roy Public House, Toronto, ON

Gord and I had supper this evening at The Roy Public House in Leslieville.

I had Chicken Pot Pie (Tender chicken, onions, celery, carrots, corn & peas, in a rich sauce topped with puff pastry. Served with house made mashed potatoes).

Gord had Fish’n’Chips (Crispy beer-battered 8 oz. North Atlantic Cod filet. Served with coleslaw). 

The Roy Public House, Toronto, ON

Gord and I had supper this evening at The Roy Public House in Leslieville.

He had Guinness Steak & Mushroom Pot Pie (tender beef & mushrooms in a rich Guinness gravy, topped with puff pastry; served with veg & chips).

I had medium East End Curry (authentic butter chicken curry served with basmati rice, butter brushed naan, topped with fresh cilantro). 

Both were very good! 

Lane was our server … she was friendly and took good care of us.

The Roy Public House, Toronto, ON

After the Leslieville Beer Fest, Gord and I had supper at The Roy Public House in Leslieville. 

I ordered East End Curry (authentic butter chicken curry served with basmati rice & peas, butter brushed naan, topped with fresh cilantro).  

The Roy Public House, Toronto, ON

Gord and I walked along Queen Street E and came across The Roy Public House.

It was a nice friendly pub. Mike, the bartender, welcomed us as soon as we walked in and we had some conversations with people at the bar. We watched the first half of the soccer game.

Here's Gord and Mike ...

And me ...

The food looked really good.

Here's Gord ...

And here's me ...

I wish it was in our 'hood!

I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in that area.