Fynn’s of Temple Bar

Second time here and the food was as always, extremely delicious.
Service can be a little slow but the alcohol makes up for it. Many choices and they are all very good.
The wings were just the right amount and were the right mix of crispy and saucy. Loved the flatbread too, that was my favorite. If you are in Toronto, this is a good quick food spot/​bar.

Nice, romantic and cozy décor with a great selection on the menu. Excellent flavours and much better than your standard pub.

The weekend bruch here is pretty good with $ 4 mimosas. I had the eggs benedict with a side of salmon, a mimosa and a pint of Erdinger, all good.

DO NOT USE YOUR CREDIT CARD THERE! A couple of my friends got their credit card declined and had to order a new card and one got it stolen there. Always use debit or cash. The food portion is large. Food is pretty good for an Irish bar.

Surprisingly good pub food. Love this spot for a nice lunch patio. The salmon quinoa salad is great. As well as the chicken sandwich. Drinks are always good too.

Amazing food! I was amazed. So good. Great, cold beer as well. Always recommend Fynn’s.

Great crew! Friday’s are amazing! $ 3 pints 3 to 5pm and free oysters at 6 pm.,.,.,.,??? where does it get any better than Fynn’s on a Friday. cheers!

Very nice restaurant with many varieties of food on menu. We were pleasantly surprised to find Indian food on the menu and much to our delight the mixture of spices was excellent. Definitely recommend the chicken tikka masala. Also got the chicken salad with goat cheese that was amazing as well. Very cozy restaurant. Street parking is close by.

Delicious, warm and welcoming — as always!
The menu here has a great selection of warm classic pub fares, healthy snacks and meals and even a few items you wouldn’t typically expect from a pub. They have a menu which shows each day of the week and their daily feature, tonight (Tuesdays) is 2 for 1 entrée night — great deal and great prices, especially for king west!

An average low-​key pub found on the King West strip. There’s no need to dress up or call a limo to come here. They carry a number of beers on tap along with an average wine list. We ordered the garlic bread with cheese, which went really well with my glass of red wine. Price point isn’t too bad as well.
Good for: casual drinks, snacks

It has the nicest bouncers and staff in the world.
There are spaces where you could sit down and eat and also an area around the bar for people to mingle.
The crowd seemed to be 28 to 35 tonight.
Mostly dressed casually. Girls were not making much effort and boys were in jeans and t-​shirt.

Fynn’s has expanded their patio this year and it’s much better than it was! It is certainly not the best pub bar, even compared to the rest on King Street but they’ve done what they could with the space.
Fynn’s has decent food and drink specials and it’s always fairly easy to get a table (save for St. Patrick’s day). On this day I had a jerk chicken wrap and thoroughly enjoyed it, I was surprised by the quality of the seasoning and the ‘roti’ style wrap. I’m sure this wasn’t the last time I’ll end up here!

Definitely no more than 3 stars. I’ve come here twice and it’s usually relatively busy, but later in the evening, it can be slow. This is not an authentic Irish pub by any stretch, more like a faux North American tourist trap. Beers are OK and service is shruggable. Seeing as this place is in the financial district, with so many other pubs out there, why come here? Wouldn’t really recommend.

Rude about paying the tab, left for the washroom and they chased me down, embarrassing!

I wouldn’t consider this bar to be ‘authentic Irish’ but I still thought it was great!
Went there for a few pints. Pretty standard place. Got some late night snacks from there which is great.
I’d go back!

Decent food, good price, overall great fifa final game watching experience! You should try the coffee there if you are there during the day it is organic and tasty;)

Went here last night around 8, it was jam packed!
Food was delicious and you all have to ask for the hot sauce (it’s a ghost pepper one) .I had a teeny bit and my mouth was on fire! haha. but seriously, everything I tasted was great. Service was prompt and very friendly!
$ 20 for an entrée and drink is pretty damn sweet!

Had a pint and an appetizer in the afternoon here today. It was a solid irish pub, doesn’t stand out per se but the music they were playing (we were sitting outside) was awesome. All this oldies music from Elvis to Tom Jones to The Supremes. Definitely made it a place to remember based on that alone.
Service was fine enough, prices average, food average.

Fynn’s is a pretty decent place. I used to work down the street so we’d all end up there quick often.
On Friday’s they have complementary oysters, so I definitely like to take advantage of that. Also on Tuesdays they have a 4 dollar strongbow special which is great for those who like cider. Innis and Gunn is probably the best beer they have on tap which they just started doing a while ago. As for food, I recommend the lamb shank, or the flatbreads. The waffle fries is also a nice plate of food to share.
All and all, it’s a good place to go with co-​workers or a group for drinks. Not so much the one on one place to have a date with the Mrs, or a first encounter.

Today’s travels brought me into Hogtown for lunch meeting. Whipping out our Unilocal apps we decided to try out Fynn’s of Temple bar which was only a stones throw past Spadina on King West for us.
I’ve been here numerous times before, except usually its for a little more liquid and little less lunch. Today I stuck to 1 pint of Amsterdaam Blonde (gotta love those blondes) and ordered Fish and Chips. Ill give this place one thing a really eclectic meal, a strong mic of Indian, Asian and UK fare, pretty good mix and from what I could tell from my dining mates the other items seemed up to par.
We sat on the patio (which was steaming hot) but who’s to complain as it might be some of the last patio days for awhile. If you can, drink and dine out here FOR SURE.
My fish and chips were just the way I like’em. Deep fried with a good crunch to it. I did however find that the coleslaw was lacking a certain something… or maybe the fact that it was 75% shredded carrots is what threw me off. Also while the taste of the tartar sauce as on point the consistency left something to be desired.
My one major complaint was the speed of service, I’m not sure how a lunch like this takes nearly 2 hours, but food took forever to come out and the wait in between us finishing our food and drink and receiving the bill was painful. If this is the speed then I would avoid this spot for you busy business lunchers. That being said, give it an honest try and perhaps suggest that you are on a tight timeline and not here to siesta LOL.
I’m sure I’ll be back again, I loves me a good Irish bar with Indian, Asian and Irish foods…
Another good thing, pretty respectable selection of Ontario Craft beers… looking forward to trying some of their stuff in bottles.
Cheers and have a good weekend all.
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