Dora Keogh Irish Pub - Toronto

The menu is small and focused on items like burgers, wings, and pastas. The burgers looked appetizing and were popular among my group, but I decided to have the wings. The wings were crispy and lightly battered, coated in a tangy barbecue sauce that had a rich flavor, possibly infused with alcohol. The portion size was generous, with about a pound of wings for $12. The service was friendly and accommodating, and the live music added to the atmosphere. The music featured a mix of blues rock with jazz elements. The pub has a hipster vibe reminiscent of the Prohibition era, but it is still a great place to enjoy a meal and drinks.

This is easily the top small, authentic Irish pub in the city. With a great selection of popular beers and live music on weekends, it's a must-visit spot on the Danforth.

This restaurant is incredibly authentic and cozy. I enjoyed trying many of their light bites and highly recommend the fried mushrooms. The ambience is excellent and...

No food? How? I came here to meet with some friends I warned that no food was served in this place, which I totally thought, my...

By far the best small authentic Irish pub in the city, with no frills selection of popular beers and live music on weekends, this is a Danforth