Browse menus, reviews and photos of British Restaurants near Scarborough.
Bar · $$
2240 Midland Avenue, Scarborough
Customers’ favorites
“live band music and dancing and singing”
Pubs · $$
3750 Kingston Road, Scarborough
Customers’ favorites
“Thanks Olde Stone Cottage! See you again soon.”
Pubs · $
1423 Kingston Road, Scarborough
Customers’ favorites
“The owner Richard is a great guy. Always makes a point of talking to you and the people your with. The wings are exceptional and the beer is always cold.”
Thai · $$
2555 Victoria Park Avenue Suite 1, Scarborough
Customers’ favorites
“Love this place! Great food and service!”
Family · $
1 Eglinton Square, Scarborough
Customers’ favorites
“Bibi is literally the reason why I always come back. She always greets me with a smile and always double check to make sure the order is right. At some point, I came so often she started to remember my order off by heart. If the food is wrong, she has no problem going back to make sure the food is right. Either when im alone, or have other people with me; she always comes back to the table to make sure myself or the others need anything else. This resturant has no idea how lucky to have someone like her there. Thank you bibi for all the hardwork you do.”
Wine Bar · $$
924 Kingston Road, Toronto · 7.07 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Not only the best place to eat in the neighbourhood; one of the best in all of Toronto. Always imaginative additions to the menu. Great service.”
Fish & Chips · $$
96 Laird Drive, East York · 7.68 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Olde Yorke Fish & Chips is a genuine Toronto institution, representing the best of traditional British comfort food, family stewardship and neighbourhood hospitality. A fixture on Laird Drive in Leaside since 1997, Olde Yorke carries a family fish-and-chips tradition spanning three generations and more than 70 years, with roots in England. That heritage is evident in its commitment to getting the fundamentals right rather than chasing passing culinary trends. The fish and chips are the centrepiece, and deservedly so. Whether choosing halibut, haddock or cod, the appeal lies in the contrast between the crisp, delicate batter and the tender fish within. The hand-cut chips complete the experience: hearty, golden and exactly what one hopes for from a traditional British fish-and-chips shop. It is straightforward food that depends on care, consistency and good technique. The supporting menu adds to the experience, from mushy peas and coleslaw to chowder and other seafood favourites. And the homemade key lime pie deserves a special mention. Its bright citrus flavour offers a refreshing finish to a comforting, substantial meal and has become a destination-worthy signature in its own right. Just as memorable is the atmosphere. Olde Yorke has the welcoming character of a traditional British neighbourhood pub: warm, familiar and refreshingly unpretentious. It is the kind of place where families can gather, longtime regulars feel at home and newcomers immediately understand its appeal. The restaurant's longevity is especially meaningful. Established by Peter and Anne Feather and carried forward by the next generation, Olde Yorke reflects the patience and dedication required to preserve a family business over decades. Maintaining a recognizable identity while serving successive generations of diners is no small accomplishment. Its setting adds another layer of local significance. Housed in a building dating to approximately 1923, Olde Yorke is woven into the history and character of Leaside. Restaurants like this are more than places to eat; they become landmarks in the everyday lives of the communities around them. At a time when dining concepts frequently come and go, Olde Yorke offers something enduring: a clear culinary identity, respect for tradition and the simple pleasure of a meal prepared with care. Olde Yorke Fish & Chips deserves recognition not only for its classic fish and chips and memorable desserts, but also for preserving a family legacy and contributing to Toronto's neighbourhood dining culture. **A beloved Leaside establishment and a wonderful reminder that quality, consistency and genuine hospitality never go out of style.**”
Gastropubs · $$
454 Parliament Street, Toronto · 10.02 miles
Customers’ favorites
“A good friend from Montreal, was in Toronto today, and an acquaintance who we haven't seen for some time, and Bill and I met for a late lunch at the 'House on Parliament', (454 Parliament St. - west side of the St., south of Carlton St.). Someone recommended to us and it was our first visit there. The staff were friendly and attentive, the atmosphere was great, the food (great menu) was delicious, and the prices were fair! I had the 'Vodka cured smoked salmon' with fresh basil cream cheese, capers, cucumber, red onion confit and crostini. Very fresh and very tasty. The others also really enjoyed their meal too. If you're ever in the vicinity, I would highly recommend going there. Check out their page on fb to see some great pics of the food they serve. We will definitely go back there...”
Gastropubs · $$
35 Elm Street, Toronto · 10.84 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Our family enjoyed the Sunday roast beef dinner to celebrate Easter yesterday.”
Pubs · $$
962 Kingston Rd A, Toronto · 7.04 miles
Customers’ favorites
“There’s a great atmosphere, staff is very friendly and helpful. We’ve eaten here many times now, the food is top notch and great quality. We definitely make The Feather our local destination.”
Pubs · $$
475 Church Street, Toronto · 10.35 miles
Customers’ favorites
“A great little find in the village. Our server (a young, slim guy wearing glasses - sorry, I didn't catch your name) was appropriately attentive; there when needed, but not intrusive, also incredibly friendly. We had, probably, the best fresh Caesar salad we've ever been served and the rest of the food being presented to other tables looked amazing too. I would thoroughly recommend having a drink or a meal here.”
Bar & Grill · $$
175 Bloor Street East, Toronto · 10.14 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Always a good choice, great beer, great friends and great food. What more can you ask for, oh yes and great staff.”
British · $$
207 Yonge Street, Toronto · 10.92 miles
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“We booked to watch a match because they had a big screen but yhe big screen was not working well, pixelated, bad quality and not centered. They said they wete fixing it but that didnt happen... We ended up asking to change table to at least be in front of a smaller TV with good quality image. The waiter was accommodating and let us arrange the tables to our liking and adjusted well. The service was good and the food was okay. Good after hours drink menu as well.”