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Enjoy the Classics! THE SQUIRE PUB & GRILL Located in an Art Deco former bank building at the corner of Dundas and Talbot, The Squire Pub & Grill is a welcoming, American-style restaurant and bar with good food and great deals throughout the week. Close to Covent Garden Market, the location is also ideal for before and after events at Budweiser Gardens. Perfect for a great meal or to just grab a pint and a snack, The Squire is open daily for lunch, dinner and late nights. 50 London’s Local Flavour www.eatdrink.ca RESTAURANTS
Owner & GM Chris Cleary THE SCENE Art deco features remain, refurbished to create a casual but vibrant energy, decorated with warm brown tones and lots of wood. Guests can watch the action from a long granite bar or slide into a cozy comfortable booth or 4-top. Overhead TV American-style Casual Bar & Grill 109 Dundas Street (at Talbot) MAPS A & B: 18 519-204-0173 OPEN DAILY 11 am–close ALL-DAY MENU: $6 – $25 squirepubandgrill.ca Live Local Musicians Great selection of popular macrobeers on tap as well as in bottles & cans Kid-friendly Menu Located across from Budweiser Garden screens over the bar dominate the east wall. A large draft beer fridge is both a focal point and a signpost for the brand. Large windows provide great natural light and visibility from inside and out, appealing to lunch and dinner crowds and the later-night audience spilling out of Budweiser Gardens. Expect a friendly crowd, especially on event nights. MENU HIGHLIGHTS The small plates/snack menu with larger items and handhelds (like their variety of delicious burgers) is diverse and accessible enough to cater to everyone. The Squire Burger, with house-cured pork, aged cheddar and crispy onions, has quickly become a house signature. There are lots of small plates with items like meatballs, tacos, nachos, wings and perogies. Try the Shepherd’s Pie, with braised The Classic Burger lamb, roasted root vegetables, garlic smashed potato topping, crispy peas. Other recommendations include: • The PBLT, with roasted pork belly, herb garlic mayo, pickled veg, lettuce & tomato; • Braised Beef Philly, with pulled beef short rib, beer and cheddar sauce, caramelized onions & mushrooms; • Grilled Chicken Sandwich with herb-rubbed, goat cheese, pickled vegetables, lettuce & tomato; Daily Food & Drink Specials • Rib Eye with roasted garlic & herb potatoes and grilled seasonal vegetables. Fish in Chips, local white fish breaded in crushed chips with coleslaw, tartar sauce & fries Kale ‘n’ Romaine Caesar with garlic croutons, fried pork belly bits & parmesan cheese Wings such as Classic Franks, Maple BBQ, Extra Hot, Cajun, Chipotle Mango & Salt-n-Pepper Lime RESTAURANTS www.eatdrink.ca London’s Local Flavour 51
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