Blarney’s Gate Family Restaurant

went here for a karaōke night awhile back,
the food was delicious and flavorful, decent pricing on the drinks, and the «dj» for the karaōke had all of the hits.
the best part was this pub is very well spaced out, so it doesn’t feel overly cramped by any means, a very warm environment for sure :)

Great food for a pub. I recommend anything on the menu — the main entrees are great ! And they accommodate for your taste. The waiters are very friendly and the chef is always willing to please your taste. Drinks are cheap and always good. They also have discounts for students from UTM.

Now that P.K. Creek has closed, it really seems that Blarney’s has filled the void. The wings are now identical to those from P.K. (I suspect I know why), which means they’re large and cooked just right. The wait staff is also very friendly, with our waitress actually remembering our drink order the last time we went without even having to ask. The place is still a little dead most nights, but I actually appreciate that it’s a place where you can go and talk and hear yourself speak. Blarney’s has become our go to place for wings when we’re not looking for something extra fancy but just want good food at a great price.

We went for the Tuesday night wing special and the Blarney’s Gold house beer. At 45 cents/​wing we were expecting tiny little wings, these were enormous monster chicken wings! They weren’t very saucy though so next time we’ll ask for extra sauce. The fries were pricey — 4.99. They were delicious, although they were jullienne — NOT pub style chips.
They were out of the Blarney’s Gold beer, so the second choice was offered at Blarney’s Gold price. All in all, it would have been a really great weeknight out, but the clientele and barman were a little rough around the edges, to say the least — discussing their difficulties in getting into the US on account of «one f*ckin DUI». Yup. The place looks pretty good but it acts like a dive bar… like all dives though, you can’t beat the prices!