4.5
- 3.7Food
- 4.1Service
- 4.2Ambience
- 4.2Value
Noise • Moderate
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4.5
Noise • Moderate
Scott
Toronto2 reviews
Dined on September 18, 2026
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Toronto25 reviews
Dined on July 11, 2026
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Victoria12 reviews
Dined on June 15, 2026
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Dined on March 29, 2026
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Toronto2 reviews
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Toronto14 reviews
Dined on March 11, 2026
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Toronto9 reviews
Dined on January 4, 2026
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Jo Anne
Toronto1 review
Dined on December 25, 2025
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Toronto3 reviews
Dined on December 25, 2025
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Trevor
Vancouver1 review
Dined on December 21, 2025
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Paupers Pub often fills up at peak times, guests report busy Friday evenings and full bars after nearby events, while other visits (including some patio lunches and select weekday nights) were described as very quiet and relaxed.
Yes, Paupers Pub offers outdoor seating, including a popular rooftop patio; guests repeatedly praise the rooftop and the restaurant description invites you to secure a spot on the patio.
Yes, Paupers Pub accommodates advance seating and group requests: the owner notes party spaces and catering are available, and guests report staff honoring advance rooftop seating and private-group arrangements.
Casual dress, Paupers Pub expects relaxed, everyday attire, so comfortable, informal clothing is entirely appropriate.
Sunday afternoons for lunch/brunch are a lovely, more relaxed time, guests specifically mention family lunches on Sundays and weekend brunch/lunch offerings, and the patio/rooftop is frequently praised.
Yes, families are welcomed: reviewers describe Sunday family lunches, children enjoying Shirley Temples and darts, kid‑sized portions mentioned, and staff repeatedly accommodating groups with kids.
Sunday is a lovely pick, guests describe enjoying a family lunch on Sundays, and weekend service includes the brunch/lunch menu while the rooftop patio is a favourite for relaxed weekend visits.
Accessibility: reviewers note Paupers Pub does not appear to be wheelchair accessible, there are tricky stairs to areas like the bathroom, so it's worth calling ahead if you need accommodations.
Yes, Paupers Pub advertises party spaces for private or semi-private groups and offers full food-and-beverage catering; guests have hosted birthday celebrations on upstairs floors and bookable spaces are mentioned.
Come hungry, guests consistently describe portions as generous and plentiful, with appetizers praised and mains often noted as perfect for sharing.
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