Fox and Fiddle Restaurants

Quick summary: Average bar, but probably the best in the immediate area to catch the game.
As with other F&F’s, the décor is nicer than your average pub (the other pub in the area is a Firkin on Leslie) with slightly higher prices to match.
It has a nice atmosphere, clean, modern and tons of 60+” LCD screens that show a number of games.
Chicken fajitas ($ 16) were ok, chicken was overcooked and bit dry, but there was plenty of it and tons of peppers and onions, enough to stuff 4 tortillas and then some. Typical for a pub.
Beer selection was boring — big brands like Molson, Creemore, nothing remotely interesting to try.
Took quite a while for fajitas and wings to come out, but if you’re with company and having some drinks or watching the game I suppose it’s not so bad.
Overall an average bar to go to, between Firkin, Fox and St. Louis in this area though, Fox is probably your best bet to catch the game.

I am definately between a 4 and 5 rating. The restaurant is newly open so I feel bad reviewing as tho it was well established. Food was hot and tasty but lacked the ummph in presentation. Everything seemed like a dry run. I will definately return to try this location again in a few weeks.
Pricing seemed reasonably for the portions. Staff deserves a 5 star rating for sure. They were always there making sure all was good with the meal. And the servers are all very pretty girls, polite and approachable. Wins my votes.
Bruschetta was served on under-​toasted bun halves which made it difficult to eat, topping was quite good. Next time I’ll ask them to toast them longer and skip the black olives. The signature club was actually very good, and the fries were fresh and tasty. My friend ordered calamari and said the batter was a little heavy and under seasoned. These are all small things in my book — especially when a newly opened restaurant.
I’ll wait to give my full opinion, but right now — Very good. Give it a try.