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beerbistro Grand Opening on November 10th
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Visited the BeerBistro today after my last exam and before my train ... Stephen, I was the guy with the orange blue jacket asking about the cask Black Oak Pale ale.
Impressions? The staff are great, and they know quite a bit about the beers ... they were even willing to pass along selection suggestions. I had some Black Oak Nutcracker - excellent, excellent ... followed by a Scotch Irish IPA, also in top form. But Perry, you better watch out for these guys at Black Oak!
Physically, I can see how it might get noisy, but it was pretty vacant when I was in there, so I couldn't tell. Very good first impression, and I hope to visit it next time I'm waiting for a train!
Impressions? The staff are great, and they know quite a bit about the beers ... they were even willing to pass along selection suggestions. I had some Black Oak Nutcracker - excellent, excellent ... followed by a Scotch Irish IPA, also in top form. But Perry, you better watch out for these guys at Black Oak!
Physically, I can see how it might get noisy, but it was pretty vacant when I was in there, so I couldn't tell. Very good first impression, and I hope to visit it next time I'm waiting for a train!
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Nice meeting you, Duke, and sorry that I didn't have more time to chat. Maybe the next time you're caught between trains.
And BTW, I was delighhted to note five uniformly positive customer comments posted on toronto.com. Check them out at http://www.toronto.com/profile/217775/?cr_index=1, and to the reviewers who might be among you, thanks very much for the support.
And BTW, I was delighhted to note five uniformly positive customer comments posted on toronto.com. Check them out at http://www.toronto.com/profile/217775/?cr_index=1, and to the reviewers who might be among you, thanks very much for the support.
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Visited the BeerBistro last night for the first time since it opened and I was very impressed. Had an Achel Bruin and a piping hot
bottle of Quelque Chose that was heated perfectly. The food was great as well, started with the mushroom porter soup and also the rosemary braised lamb beerbread. Both were delicious. Hope to see you next time Stephen.
bottle of Quelque Chose that was heated perfectly. The food was great as well, started with the mushroom porter soup and also the rosemary braised lamb beerbread. Both were delicious. Hope to see you next time Stephen.
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First, regarding New Year's, I don't have a copy of the menu on my computer, but believe me, it's going to be great. Anyone interested should call the restaurant at 416-861-8242 and ask for details.
As for reservations, Greg, we do take them for parties of all sizes at lunch and large groups at night. A dozen people certainly qualifies, so please give the restaurant a call and drop me a line back when you're booked. If I'm around I'd love to come down and meet you.
As for reservations, Greg, we do take them for parties of all sizes at lunch and large groups at night. A dozen people certainly qualifies, so please give the restaurant a call and drop me a line back when you're booked. If I'm around I'd love to come down and meet you.
Thanks for the info, Steve. We'll be there Friday night at 7 PM. See you then, hopefully.On 2003-12-29 15:26, Steve Beaumont wrote:
As for reservations, Greg, we do take them for parties of all sizes at lunch and large groups at night. A dozen people certainly qualifies, so please give the restaurant a call and drop me a line back when you're booked. If I'm around I'd love to come down and meet you.
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There is a review in the globe and mail today:
http://www.globeandmail.com/servlet/Art ... query=wine
http://www.globeandmail.com/servlet/Art ... query=wine