$15 for $30 Worth of Homemade Pub Fare and Drinks at Irish Embassy Pub and Grill
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- Irish pub fare
- Beers & cocktails
- Brunch on weekends
- Historic building
Counterfeit Irish pubs can be detected by their poorly concealed sake taps, five-leaf clovers, and bartenders who cast no reflection in mirrors. Experience the real deal with today's Groupon: for $15, you get $30 worth of pub fare and drinks at Irish Embassy Pub and Grill, located on Yonge Street.
Irish Embassy Pub and Grill doles out a dinner menu of hearty homemade Irish grub. Traditional irish stew fills up bellies or time capsules with tender lamb and root vegetables enhanced by a redolent bouquet of fresh herbs ($15). Delve into the shepherd's pie's beefy realms, populated by a medley of vegetables and aged cheddar cheese ($13). Irish Embassy also cultivates a weekend brunch menu, which includes a hearty irish breakfast that introduces palates to pork sausages, back bacon, black pudding, and baked beans ($12). A late-night bar menu, meanwhile, sates bellies until 1 a.m., as patrons swap sock-sorting techniques beneath the glow of four 50-inch plasma TVs. Situated inside a repurposed bank building constructed in 1873, the dining area's warm hues, wooden floors, and leather furniture make for a classy nosh fest.
- Irish pub fare
- Beers & cocktails
- Brunch on weekends
- Historic building
Counterfeit Irish pubs can be detected by their poorly concealed sake taps, five-leaf clovers, and bartenders who cast no reflection in mirrors. Experience the real deal with today's Groupon: for $15, you get $30 worth of pub fare and drinks at Irish Embassy Pub and Grill, located on Yonge Street.
Irish Embassy Pub and Grill doles out a dinner menu of hearty homemade Irish grub. Traditional irish stew fills up bellies or time capsules with tender lamb and root vegetables enhanced by a redolent bouquet of fresh herbs ($15). Delve into the shepherd's pie's beefy realms, populated by a medley of vegetables and aged cheddar cheese ($13). Irish Embassy also cultivates a weekend brunch menu, which includes a hearty irish breakfast that introduces palates to pork sausages, back bacon, black pudding, and baked beans ($12). A late-night bar menu, meanwhile, sates bellies until 1 a.m., as patrons swap sock-sorting techniques beneath the glow of four 50-inch plasma TVs. Situated inside a repurposed bank building constructed in 1873, the dining area's warm hues, wooden floors, and leather furniture make for a classy nosh fest.