Keltic Rock Pub & Restaurant

I was in keltic on Saturday as well as previous review. They were very busy and staff did an amazing job. I have been there a few times lately and had an amazing time. I use to be a waitress/​bartender so I know what’ it’s like to be running your feet off and trying to remember everything and everybody! They do there best! This bar is amazing and service is always great as is the food! Karen was our server and I was very happy with her service ! She is great even when bar is packed! Way to go Karen !
I highly recommend this bar in Brampton! It’s a blast and everyone is so friendly! It’s like a cheers bar! Hopefully everyone still remembers cheers lol

Only one star cuz I can’t give zero. Absolutely horrible service. We ordered fries with our wings and they did not come. We reminded our server after we finished our wings and she said she would get them. Still no fries. The server paid no attention to us at all. Just awful.
Too bad as the wings were pretty good and the beer selection is great. This place needs to get their act together. If this is the normal level of service I have no idea how they stay in business.
As I write this we have had a credit card sitting on our bill for almost 15 minutes and we are still waiting for the server to pick it up. It’s not busy at all. Not sure what the heck she is doing.
Unless you have a whole afternoon to kill and you are not very hungry or thirsty I would avoid this place.

Amazing food and just a great place to hang after a long week at work. Everyone and the employees treat you like family. Only ever had one problem when my waitress wouldn’t bring me my bill or I had to wait for my beers and I see her dancing. Wasn’t impressed but that won’t stop me from coming to this bar

First the good: the place seems to attract regulars, so it has a bit of a ‘Cheers’ vibe where people have a place to belong. They also advertise nightly events, so they’re at least providing things to do for anyone interested.
That said, the beer and the selection is just okay. The food is barely above terrible. I won’t even go into much detail other than there’s virtually no seasoning, everything is plain and even given the low price, you still have regret paying for it when you’re done.
Kudos to them for giving options for things to do in a town that doesn’t have much in that regard, but there’s really not much else you can say good about it.

I would write a review on the actual establishment if it wasn’t for bush league bouncers. I was denied entry because i was suspicious of being «on something». I was completely sober because I was the DD but there was no reasoning with the doorman. Refused to get a manager when I asked.

Awesome local spot to go and get your drink on with friends. Good karaōke night on Saturdays and some good bands on Fridays. Check it out.

Was out with a group of friends for their Saturday Karaōke night!
As far as the bar goes, it’s pretty standard, for a country rock feel, nothing fancy. There was ample seating, as long as you got their before they filled to capacity and the staff was extremely friendly and attentive. The atmosphere caters to all ages from your college buddies to the more «experienced» players.
The bar counter was always packed but you didn’t have to wait long to get served. Great beer selection, nice and cold! Mmmmm…
Now onto the karaōke! It’s on every Saturday from 10pm — 2am. I’m a bit of a Karaōke Queen/​Nerd if you will, and know a good place and selection of songs when I see it.
The selection of songs was beyond my wildest dreams and the sound quality was pretty standard. The host knew what he was doing with flow of singers and no glitches in his equipment. The stage was on the small side but it left room for a dance floor for people to tear up and bust a move to our «professional» talents.
I haven’t had this great a karaōke/​bar experience in a while and this made me happy! I l left with my group to continue our drunken debaucheries singing and playing the acoustic guitar waiting for a taxi driver to serenade.
Definitely going back again.

I’ve gone here often for years but after last night’s St. Patrick’s Day celebrations, I’ve realized they deserve a review!
This is a no frills pub with a pretty good beer selection and friendly staff who seem to stick around for a while (a rarity in this industry, for sure). It is not uncommon for bars like this that are a bit «dive-​y» to have staff with a cold, hard, exterior due to dealing with drunks all the time but they somehow manage to stay cool, which I admire. Hell, yesterday I saw one girl kind of slap the bouncer and he remained perfectly cool. After denying two stumbling drunk guys entry who got angry at him and left, he made sure to call out to them as they left since they had dropped a $ 20 bill on the floor. Like, you can’t make that up.
Karaōke night on Fridays is awesome, they have Live Bands on Saturday (which I personally dislike, but the bar always seems pretty full), and a cool laid back atmosphere during Leaf games.
This bar is popular and successful enough that they don’t really need my review but hey, they get it anyways.

Behold, the only bar in the Heart Lake region that doesn’t suck!
Ok, maybe that’s an unfair statement, as I haven’t been to every bar, but Keltic Rock is certainly the best one I’ve been to.
Located at Heart Lake Town Center, you might remember ol’ Keltic Rock from the media not too long ago, as a motorist accidentally drove through the wall/​window of the place. I guess the confused motorist thought it was a DRIVE THROUGH WINDOW (*rimshot*)
One thing I really like about this place is that it’s consistently clean. They really seem to take pride in the pub’s appearance, and it shows.
Another great thing is that it’s very spacious. There are different sections for whatever you’re into that night: The jukebox/​golf arcade area, the dart-​boards, the bar, a separate row of stools and a long table, booths, pool-​table area, and a wide open area with many small tables. They always have a game on when I’m there, and there are a few big screens located in different parts of the place.
I have yet to order anything from their food menu, but it’s more than just your regular pub food. They feature an all-​day breakfast (done Irish, American, and Canadian style), some Irish-​centric delights (shepherd’s pie, steak & kidney pie, Keltic chicken curry, etc), among many other things.
They also feature weekly events: Darts night (Mon it’s free and they have 2 import pints for $ 10. Tues is for the league play), Wednesday is Texas Hold Em, and Thursday is 2 for 1 wings. The weekend is a whole different beast. Friday nights are devoted to the live bands, and Saturday is their karaōke night. I’d also like to add that the gentleman who runs the karaōke, Joe, is an awesome dude with a very impressive collection of kickass karaōke tunes in his book. He used to do the karaōke at the now-​extinct The Place, and it rocked.
I love karaōke, but I just don’t like how packed it gets here on the Saturday night. It’s not chaotic-​packed, but I like a more relaxed atmosphere, and with karaōke, I like not having to wait an hour for my turn to sing.
HOWEVER, KR seemed to have rectified that issue, and now offers karaōke on Sunday nights as well, which I have yet to attend.
As for the service, I’ve never had an issue with any of the servers or bartenders in this place. In fact, they’ve all been very personable and efficient.
I really have nothing bad to say about this place. In terms of bars around here, it’s a rare shiny needle in the B-​town haystack of fail.