Queens Quay terminal @ Toronto harbourfront 416-214-2772 www.watermarkirishpub.ca

 
Some Pubs we've seen around have a beautiful selection of the best songs picked
for jukebox playing with a modern machine that offers a huge number of such great
songs from the 70s (bee gees, Fleetwood Mac, The Eagles, Yvonne Elliman, and tons
more) and with the best songs from Van Morrison ("Someone like you" / "Have I told
you lately") Christopher Cross (Arthurs theme, Ride like the wind), Leann rimes, ("Cant
fight the moonlight" - discounted price, plus "Wasted days and wasted nights") Jackie
Evancho, Andy Gibb (even played a George strait song - "Amarillo by mornin!" - nice
country selections equally!) You might even blow a twenty on a jukebox in that case,
and not live to regret it as it gives a shot in the arm our planet hasn't had for just too
bloody long now I say - time to end the abuse with bullshit so-called music we are
subjected to in a bid to make for stupidly equals in such regard as human sensibilities
as applied to music tastes and what have you - for gods sakes I submit with care!
Jackie Evancho's best song performances of traditional great songs were included in
what we found around, - except my most favourite "imaginer" - although not a song
as well known - check it out at my music appreciation and download site here:
http://musicfromrizzo.com


Theres no better deal on which to spend your money in this town
than on the fantastic great taste of souvlaki at Frankie's restaurant
and pub located west past bathurst on queen street in Toronto.
(across from CAMH) CLICK here to visit their website full menu listings too


By the way, should your Souvlaki craving come to you at some ungodly hour or you just happen to
be by this other place here at Dundas/Jarvis, The "Pita Land" location here offers fresh made
chicken Souvlaki in a pita wrap with a huge spread of fillings to choose from - as you like it -
pick fresh tomato, onion, olives (green and or black) plus more, along with loads of tzatziki
sauce and even added tahini sauce if you prefer - they are here to please. Open to 3AM weekdays
and even 5AM the following morning on weekends. Wow! (Ten bucks for the full regular "sm" size )




Mezes offerings samples below:

Fresh prepared lamb chop - as you like it  - decently priced at just $4.50


Pork Souvlaki stick - ready to serve - $3.50


Chicken Souvlaki stick - ready to serve - $3.50






 
        
Nice folks over the years! Have had the calamari here
Great burgers too - even tried the lamb burger here!!




Special now includes soda pop rather than a beer can - price is lowered accordingly.


Over this past decade I've been in literally hundreds of times I figure for the Wednesday drink and burger special back then - now its just five bucks for a
full 20 oz pint on their molsons and other drink specials - late nights and
afternoons too - check for posted times. currently 3pm-6pm and again from
9pm - close (as late  as 2AM at the atrium location - its the only one for me as
 they potentially have the right music with the jukebox option mainly available
for some of the greatest songs of 70s-90s decades plus more! Special
also applies all day sat-sun


$5 Molson canadian (my actual fav beer - only when served
as draft - on tap - tastes better that way I find)
20 oz Pint and drinks special  3-6PM 9PM-close PLUS all day
sat-sun (St Louis wings pub - atrium on bay near eaton
Centre) My fav bar drink - smirnoff vodka cooler or
Italian limonata (sparkling lemonade) or fresh orange
juice - plus, of course, a shot or two of mainly Russian
vodka mainly too added here too!!

By the way, a bar is where you come to for sensible ideas of social
interactivity, and relaxing to wonderful music. Get rid of the
rap minded shit on the loudspeaker plus any such related ideas
as watching rough hockey/football or any sports including fer
crissakes "kick boxing" in favour of being humanly sanely spirited
engaged ta and merci - danke and grazie amen


The best tasting drink wherever liquor is to be found to be had - smirnoff


available by the whole case too on amazon.com
- cheap to get stocked up on now for parties etc!!


Top idea for quick lunch - sausage on a bun/croissant!! My most fav quick food
by far!!


You'd have to be a lunatic to buy the food quality at McDonalds instead!!!
Choose from regular or spicy Italian, Polish or German octoberfest




Brandt "European quality mini sausages" have a similar quality
texture to Octoberfest genuine German style quality sausage -
great for partying for even better taste fer shure, get the style
with cheese type fillings and soft texture etc




Chrizzo sausage tastes great - even better - when grilled and served plain
or on a bun/croissant





This was an even better offering when Rusi restaurant was still
around at 7 king street east - it was especially delicious and tender
tasting made - (not overdone) plus lots more curry mash potato filling
plus a tiny bit more meat



check out the French onion soup as a great food option at your local bar
especially st louis at atrium on bay street at dundas d/t!!

check out the "firkin bar " locations around town too
("where have all the flowers gone in this town around??")

www.eurocoalition.com




Try the local Sikorski Polish Company's offerings 
here of great sausage from traditions throughout 
Europe at the Metro and Loblaws in the cold foods section
Just a couple of dollars gets you a great tasting Sikorski
Polish styled chicken and turkey sausage, along with kabano
and delicious chorizzo available "to go" at the cold foods deli 
counters here as well grilled to ready serve hot at a deli counter 
all around your town such as deliciously at metro at church street often.



A Loblaws "Presidents Choice" giftcard or a Metro giftcard both make a 
thoughtful gesture as a gift of lunch meals all month long. $10 $25 and up

Best tasting sliced meat pick: Kelbassa also for sausage pick

Ask for it on  party trays (cut into thick slices)
- See Metro and Loblaws superior party tray/ party platters 
offerings. Brandt and Pillers brands most commonly found 
around and known for best quality. Avoid the Halenda
Brand Himalayan flavoured version as it isn't real kobasa 
taste. We have bought this brand previously and it was 
great back then when regular flavoured instead

Best tasting sliced meat pick: Kobasa/Kelbassa
yet again! Beats taste of plain ham hands down!
 


Mario's gets you great ham 
from Denmark
(Imported at Montreal)




The most Fantastic sausage - 
Polish Keilbasa - as served in London too!


Recently on special at Loblaws owned "No Frills"
discount outlets was nice tasting Schneiders
brand cheese filled sausage offerings to take home 
and heat up in oven or microwave - just a dollar
each sausage in packages as few as a duo (two)
and up to ten in a party size family pack! 
I like to add Mexican Valentina or La Costena
hot sauce available cheap here and Metro 
respectively. (Or Presidents choice brand 
Louisiana style popular hot sauce). Schneiders
"Octoberfest" offerings don't seem like the real
McCoy - try Metro Supermarket - Front street etc
hot deli section for their $2.49 version instead or the 
approx $5 jumbo (whitish colour mainly) maybe 
reasonable enuf quality Octoberfest from street cart 
vendors around town (Toronto etc) (Just outside Ciy Hall 
location prices are even cheaper in early to late mornings)



  
No name branded cheddar sausage family pack
offerings are available at most supermarkets
mentioned here at reasonable enough prices
($10 for 900gms at No Frills mainly) 





Metro supermarkets offer ready to heat
(microwave out of service at present
- covid phobia etc) spagetti and meatballs
meals for $5 regular size tray or $10 large size 
tray.



Available now and then at Metro, Loblaws
and usually everyday at Rabbas (main deli offering there
along with beef/chicken pre-cooked patties)








"Bourbon Street Grill" Unbeatable for taste and sheer value - amazing 
amounts of food in huge selections including spicy beef, garlic or cajun shrimp, 
Bourbon chicken (specialty here) and lots more with great tasting lotsa sides 
to pick from - all fresh made - around ten bucks for a combo - my fav deal here! 
- check for end-of-day specially pre-made combos too - around seven bucks to go!

Also try the food court at Gerrard Square Mall (near pape) for similar food






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Loblaws deli counters offer a great variety of gourmet foods ready to eat - 
on the go - You can also use your Presidents choice financial MasterCard 
points for free purchases at the deli counter or  for picking up groceries at 
loblaws related supermarket outlets (includes no-frills huge discount 
locations) PC Choice is a superior best credit card issuer by reputation for 
levels of service quality often beyond your highest expectations (top quality 
service award winner amongst its customers) (although none can beat amex 
too in my own experience for similar service standards too in this business - 
they're american based y'know - its where my heart always is and will be 
forever more amen!! likewise TD bank is tops for best bank services provider 
many of us have found! TD also has the most convenient ATM designs with multiple 
choices of currency denominations when you make a withdrawal - even just a five 
dollar bill if need be - and their unlimited transaction plans allow all the debit 
card use for a reasonable small monthly fee - you can even use their select ATM 
dispenser for US currency withdrawals rather than having to go elsewhere trying
to find it at such reasonable cost. In the U.S. we like citibank too mainly for 
best similar service too hopefully!!


Nice looking branch with flags of friendship between our 
two countries in addition, also in clear evidence




Loblaws deli foods section 
(at select locations)






 

 - Loblaws fresh deli meats counter shown below:


Loblaws locations such as "City market" located on Yonge near lawrence
subway stop has s lovely display of Italiam made sodas - none better I say! ta! 

Get the limonata fer shure!

Great place to buy beer and wines to take home, (Open late as is the Metro)
 I don't like beer anymore I have to say  Best purchase here right now would 
be Rekordelig brand coolers from Sweden Note: Loblaws has "Wine Rack" 
outlets around  superior experience of a great drink all around I say! Best 
choices too would be Smirnoff and mikes (hard lemonade) at top of list! 
Plus where's the Port?? ('84 brand from Niagara Region etc would be nice!
(its my fav wine pick)- +Best wine picks also:) (@LCBO at present) Great 
German (Blue Nun, Hochtaler Leibfraumilch, Black Tower - French (Chatenuef 
du pape) and Aussie Cdn wines (Wallerroo Trails Shiraz) which should top your 
list especially are noted at our related website -  (even a nice offering from 
Portugal these past many decades - Mateus Rose) Click here to view

                  
Groceries here usually available 24hrs at choice locations - why not wine and
 Vodka Coolers too ("equally") The LCBO cant claim a monopoly on any idea of
 merit as they as sometimes closed (all day mondays and select "holidays") -
 some locations have limited selections of merited choices it would appear (Port
 etc) . Lets decide for ourselves instead - wherever we see fit - including beer
 and mostly wine by the glass availability at sausage cart vendors, all grocery
 related outlets and any restaurants with a minimal fee ($100 annually max)
 licence for crissakes!




Enjoy this delicious Italian-French made treat - Poppers  (7% alcohol)
great taste for just $2.50 fer crissakes!! Available at Ontario Beer stores
and similar outlets I should add!! All flavour choices shown below
are great!!