Reviews Imperial Pub

The Imperial Pub is located on Dundas St. downtown Toronto. It’s near the Yonge -Dundas Square, which is 5 minutes away from my boyfriend’s company. 2017.11.09. last day of the meeting, my boyfriend, me and his co-workers had a dinner at Imperial Pub. We arrived the Pub around 5:30 pm. Luckily, we got a table upstairs.

The imperial pub is a stalwart bar with a ground-floor pub, upstairs library lounge & roof patio with Dundas Square views. Inside of the Pub design and decorations are very unique. People can read a book and have a coffee there on the couch. Also, they can grab a glass of beers and have a fun with friends sitting on the chairs.

We were very lucky, we found a 6 seats couch to sit. After we all sat down, our server came to the table. She looked a little bit old, but she was super nice and helpful. She told us how to order the food. By listening to her recommendations, we didn’t even take a time to look at the menu. She did a great job to introduce us cheap and delicious food to share. Also, she offered an excellent customer service.

After we ordered the food and drinks, our drinks and food came out very fast. Both drinks and food are all in the super large portions. 6 of us could share the beers and the large starter platters. There are lots of deep-fried vegetables in the platters, such as mushrooms, potatoes, green peppers, and etc. They were all very well cooked and fresh. The tasted of the food were great. The drinks and food were so cheap there as well. In summary, we had a great experience at Imperial Pub Downtown Toronto. Highly recommend.

I've walked past the Imperial Pub many times. I have to admit that I had "judged the book by its cover". Something about the neighbourhood and the outside made it seem a bit divey. Today I decided rogue it a try for lunch. Well, it is a bit of a dive, but it also has some character, and they make a pretty decent burger.

The main room features a fairly large circular bar in the centre, with counter seating for about 25 people. There's a larger aquarium in the middle of the bar, and around the perimeter of the bar (over the bar stools) there are about 25 back-lit pencil sketches of historic Toronto scenes.

I ordered the regular Burger, with cheese, and a salad instead of fries. The side salad was better than many restaurants. Beyond the normal lettuce, tomatoes, bell peppers and onions, there were also generous helpings of black olives and shredded cheese. The burger was cooked all the way through, but not overcooked. All in all a pleasant lunch meal.

Great place to socialize and drink!. I just recovered from a pretty good old-fashioned piss-up from the upstairs part of the pub (the Library). I may be suffering from a warm afterglow effect but dam the place is unique... it has an overall charm and character feel to it. It's across the street from the City-TV (formerly Olympic) building, dam close to Ryerson U, a stone's throw away from the Eaton Centre and Dundas Sq., and nestled into a savoury kinda neighbourhood. An eclectic mix with heavy doses of Rye U students (on the night I was there)... kinda reminded me of my old UofT days. If you want a place to sit down and catch up with friends and drink your face off, then this place has much to offer (even if you're not up for a piss-up). The pool table and foosball table just add to the fun (and so does the popcorn)! Just a heads up... I haven't been to the ground floor part of the pub or the patio yet.

Had all the things I'd love a pub to have. Great music, jukebox, pool table, tons of books, fabulous sit out on the upper floor, amazing vibes all round. To top it all, the fish and chips is definitely one of the best I've had in the city. Will def be visiting this one more.

Cheap old pub right at the dundas...its not that clean, has smells of cleaning bleach and old. But if you can ignore all this it's very cozy, spacious and you can spend hours there reading books, playing pools or chitchatting.

My best friend and I were looking for a patio to relax on and stumbled upon this gem. Diana greeted us with a friendly smile. Her suggestion to try the chicken wings was great! They were huge and crispy. We'd both recommend the Brisket sandwich with fries. It delicious! Great atmosphere! Great food! Great service!

PLEASE READ This is a 5 star review because the bar is fn great and it is what it is. It is not fancy. It doesn't have good cocktails. The food is pub fare. The place is weird. Do not assume because of a high rating this is some must see spot in the city as a tourist in this terrible part of town (imo it is but not if you're a certain type). I give this 5 stars for being Toronto as ever. Great cozy spot in the middle of it all. It's perfect and you shouldn't ever want anything more.