Hearken ye, good folk, unto this most wondrous tale of a fair mead-hall in the bustling realm of Toronto. In the year of our Lord two thousand and five and twenty (and in years yet close), the Prenup Pub stood proud, its doors flung wide to welcome all wanderers. Lo, in this fine haven did travelers and townsfolk alike rejoice, for here the cups did runneth over and the tidings were glad.
The hall itself shone brightly, bedecked with warm woodwork and tables stout enough for merry feasting. By the hearth, kindly keepers of the ale did serve with gracious spirit, bearing forth platters of the choicest meats and victuals. The fellowship therein was as lively as a summer fair, laughter mingling with the clink of brimming tankards.
Of the drinks, many a goblet of ale, stout, and other fair brews abounded, each a gift to the tongue, sweet and full-bodied. The taste was so savory that kinsmen would travel far to sample these potions, and they hailed the flavor as fit for both king and commoner. Likewise, the fare from the kitchen was a cornucopia of hearty delights—nay, none left hungry or wanting.
In this place, the good folk may while away an eve in merry company, partaking of feasts and fine stories as the shadows lengthen. The merriment endured late into the night, and the spirits were lifted high, sustained by the gracious guardians of Prenup Pub who did attend to every comfort.
Thus, in the annals of Toronto’s proud taverns, let Prenup Pub be remembered as a radiant gem, a refuge for revelers and wayfarers alike. May all who enter drink deep of its overflowing warmth and depart with gladdened hearts, eager to return once more to this most...
Read moreNice-looking place, but the owner seems to specialize on taking maximum advantage of the university clientele, with little to no consideration for customer comfort. Tries to force as many people in as little space as possible to get the maximum bang for the buck, with prices that are ridiculous, music blaring so loud you cannot hear the person sitting beside you, and food that's overpriced and insanely BAD (think of calamari - EDIT: sorry, it was "braised octopus" - made from cheap frozen crud that's soggy on arrival, and frozen burgers that spurt hot WATER when you bite into them!). It's not a place to hang out and have a good time; merely a shamelessly brazen money-making machine where product and service rank at the bottom of the list of priorities. To top it off, they claim a huge selection of beer, but they don't even have basic first-tier brews like Guinness, and the waitresses have NO IDEA which beer is a lager or an ale. This place would never survive anywhere else if it weren't located across U of T. (EDIT: the owner responding to my review asks why I didn't try other ales/stout - I would've, had their wait staff been able to recommend ANY! Their waitress was so ignorant about their own selection, she didn't even know if they HAD any...
Read moreIf you're seeking an outstanding dining experience coupled with unparalleled service, Prenup Pub in Toronto should be your go-to destination. From the moment we entered, our experience was nothing short of remarkable. Our waiter, Gavin, was an absolute star - warm, attentive, and well-versed in the menu offerings. He provided superb recommendations and went the extra mile to ensure our meal was truly unforgettable. Based on his prompt and attentive service, Gavin undoubtedly deserves a raise. The food was simply exquisite! We indulged in a variety of delectable dishes, including the succulent chicken sticks, the mouthwatering Belgian poutine, and the rich, flavorful spaghetti bolognese. The top-quality ingredients and meticulous attention to detail were apparent in every bite. To finish our meal on a high note, we savored the Belgian waffle drizzled with maple syrup, which was an utterly delightful dessert that left us craving more. In conclusion, I cannot recommend Prenup Pub highly enough. Whether you're organizing a lively get-together with friends or an intimate dinner for two, this establishment will surpass your expectations. And if you're fortunate enough to have Gavin as your waiter, rest assured that you're in for an...
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