Food was awesome, it was a little loud for our group of older ladies, but was super close to The Princess Of Wales Theatre & we received a discount off our bill for presenting our tickets for The Sound of Music! Awesome staff/servers!👍👍👍
Anthony
Server barely stopped by. One out of two appetizers we started with came out wrong compared to the description. Found hair in both starting apps. Quickly paid and left to go next door for a great meal. Come here for a pint and that's it.
Emily English
We held an event for 50 people here and it was awesome! The team was so easy to deal with and the service was good! We stayed for the live band which was tons of fun.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Sean P. Severin
Finding a place in the downtown core that can accommodate a group of 40–50 people for Happy Hour drinks is almost impossible. Most venues require a minimum spend of at least $50 per person, which is quite challenging when not everyone drinks or only plans to have more than one.
But Lauren and the staff at Grace O’Malley’s were fantastic. They were able to accommodate us, and my group had a great time. The space allowed us to sit or stand comfortably and socialize.
We didn’t eat, but we definitely took full advantage of the $6 Happy Hour drinks from 3–6 p.m.
We’ll definitely be back!
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Elliot
Went here for my first Irish pub experience on a Friday evening. My friend and I ordered a Fish and Chips and Cauliflower Bites and 2 doubles. I'd recommend the fish and chips, the fries were amazing. But the sauce for the Cauliflower bites wasn't my taste.
Our waitress was kind and helpful, but we were charged $14 per double instead of the $10 she quoted. When we went back to clarify the charge, she checked and said the price had changed last week without her knowing.
Unfortunately, another staff member stepped in and made comments like, “So you came back just for $4?” and “Don’t get angry, darling,” which felt dismissive and unprofessional. He did refund the $16 difference, but the interaction left a poor impression despite the good food and kind service from our waitress.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 1
Jesse Thill
This was the second time our Association has hosted an event at Grace O’Malley’s, and once again, the experience was exceptional. The service is consistently outstanding, the food is incredibly flavorful, and the atmosphere is warm and inviting.
Our server last night, Olivia, was absolutely fantastic—attentive, friendly, and ensured that everything ran seamlessly from start to finish. We couldn’t have asked for better hospitality.
Grace O’Malley’s has quickly become a go-to venue for our Toronto alumni network, and we’re thrilled with the experience each time we visit. Highly recommend!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 5
jessica caswell
Everything about this place was perfect. Bartender and waitress were very sweet, shoutout to Vivian & Jon.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Chear bear
Great workers very friendly, made my friend and I’s night. Great atmosphere highly recommend
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Jill McLennan
I had the pleasure of having Kurdy as my bartender. He called me “darling” and I felt so loved & cared for. I couldn’t image better bartender. Please calls me
Alaleh - FoodyTO
Grace O'Malley's is a lively Irish pub in downtown Toronto that’s perfect for a fun night out. They’ve got classic pub food like wings, burgers, and fish and chips, plus a great selection of beer and cocktails. The live music and friendly crowd make it a great place to unwind.
The vibe is upbeat and welcoming, with plenty of space for groups and dancing when the band gets going. The staff are quick and cheerful, keeping the energy high all night.
John, Fatemeh and Kurdy are legends great food amazing pints lovely gaf
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Stefanie
Not ready for our reservation or guest list but our waitress was lovely and provided excellent service
Alan
Grace O'Malley is a typical Irish pub. They were out of several meals, but their Angus and Short Rib burger was delicious! They also improved their fries which were also extremely good! Service was surprisingly slow since we arrived before the dinner rush, and with the amount of of staff on shift, but the food made up for it. The crowds arrived and it got pretty noisy, pretty quickly. I would still give them a 4/5.
Julia
Unfortunately, we were not a fan of the restaurant. Apart from our server who was very attentive and lovely, the entire experience was a bust. The menu is already limited, and then we found out that 3 of the items on the menu were 'unavailable" and we had to keep choosing different items. There wasn't a dessert menu. It was cheesecake or nothing. Then we asked for coffee after our meal. They don't serve coffee!? How does a restaurant not serve coffee? So only 2 people of our party were able to have espresso at least. The espresso was brought to the table in lowball cocktail glasses (!) because they didn't have espresso/coffee cups!? I don't understand? The night was unfortunately quite a disaster, and then the bill was astronomical with absolutely no offer of discount or good will gesture for the subpar experience. Do not recommend. Please up your game, especially considering you are in the heart of the busy theatre district.
john
Booked a table for 4 people with three friends from Ireland before Blue Jays game. Very nice waitress informed me that they had a limited beer selection and only small "nibbles" for food. We walked up the street to Dublin Calling, much better.
Food was awesome, it was a little loud for our group of older ladies, but was super close to The Princess Of Wales Theatre & we received a discount off our bill for presenting our tickets for The Sound of Music! Awesome staff/servers!👍👍👍
Server barely stopped by. One out of two appetizers we started with came out wrong compared to the description. Found hair in both starting apps. Quickly paid and left to go next door for a great meal. Come here for a pint and that's it.
We held an event for 50 people here and it was awesome! The team was so easy to deal with and the service was good! We stayed for the live band which was tons of fun.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Finding a place in the downtown core that can accommodate a group of 40–50 people for Happy Hour drinks is almost impossible. Most venues require a minimum spend of at least $50 per person, which is quite challenging when not everyone drinks or only plans to have more than one.
But Lauren and the staff at Grace O’Malley’s were fantastic. They were able to accommodate us, and my group had a great time. The space allowed us to sit or stand comfortably and socialize.
We didn’t eat, but we definitely took full advantage of the $6 Happy Hour drinks from 3–6 p.m.
We’ll definitely be back!
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Went here for my first Irish pub experience on a Friday evening. My friend and I ordered a Fish and Chips and Cauliflower Bites and 2 doubles. I'd recommend the fish and chips, the fries were amazing. But the sauce for the Cauliflower bites wasn't my taste.
Our waitress was kind and helpful, but we were charged $14 per double instead of the $10 she quoted. When we went back to clarify the charge, she checked and said the price had changed last week without her knowing.
Unfortunately, another staff member stepped in and made comments like, “So you came back just for $4?” and “Don’t get angry, darling,” which felt dismissive and unprofessional. He did refund the $16 difference, but the interaction left a poor impression despite the good food and kind service from our waitress.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 1
This was the second time our Association has hosted an event at Grace O’Malley’s, and once again, the experience was exceptional. The service is consistently outstanding, the food is incredibly flavorful, and the atmosphere is warm and inviting.
Our server last night, Olivia, was absolutely fantastic—attentive, friendly, and ensured that everything ran seamlessly from start to finish. We couldn’t have asked for better hospitality.
Grace O’Malley’s has quickly become a go-to venue for our Toronto alumni network, and we’re thrilled with the experience each time we visit. Highly recommend!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 5
Everything about this place was perfect. Bartender and waitress were very sweet, shoutout to Vivian & Jon.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great workers very friendly, made my friend and I’s night. Great atmosphere highly recommend
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
I had the pleasure of having Kurdy as my bartender. He called me “darling” and I felt so loved & cared for. I couldn’t image better bartender. Please calls me
Grace O'Malley's is a lively Irish pub in downtown Toronto that’s perfect for a fun night out. They’ve got classic pub food like wings, burgers, and fish and chips, plus a great selection of beer and cocktails. The live music and friendly crowd make it a great place to unwind.
The vibe is upbeat and welcoming, with plenty of space for groups and dancing when the band gets going. The staff are quick and cheerful, keeping the energy high all night.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Restaurantji Recommends
John, Fatemeh and Kurdy are legends great food amazing pints lovely gaf
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Not ready for our reservation or guest list but our waitress was lovely and provided excellent service
Grace O'Malley is a typical Irish pub. They were out of several meals, but their Angus and Short Rib burger was delicious! They also improved their fries which were also extremely good! Service was surprisingly slow since we arrived before the dinner rush, and with the amount of of staff on shift, but the food made up for it. The crowds arrived and it got pretty noisy, pretty quickly. I would still give them a 4/5.
Unfortunately, we were not a fan of the restaurant. Apart from our server who was very attentive and lovely, the entire experience was a bust. The menu is already limited, and then we found out that 3 of the items on the menu were 'unavailable" and we had to keep choosing different items. There wasn't a dessert menu. It was cheesecake or nothing. Then we asked for coffee after our meal. They don't serve coffee!? How does a restaurant not serve coffee? So only 2 people of our party were able to have espresso at least. The espresso was brought to the table in lowball cocktail glasses (!) because they didn't have espresso/coffee cups!? I don't understand? The night was unfortunately quite a disaster, and then the bill was astronomical with absolutely no offer of discount or good will gesture for the subpar experience. Do not recommend. Please up your game, especially considering you are in the heart of the busy theatre district.
Booked a table for 4 people with three friends from Ireland before Blue Jays game. Very nice waitress informed me that they had a limited beer selection and only small "nibbles" for food. We walked up the street to Dublin Calling, much better.
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