The Pipes & Taps Pub

As pubs go I like this one the best. Food is top notch for a pub. Staff and atmosphere are excellent. Lots of parking and large outdoor patio.

«Check Out This Place… In a Good Mood!»
The Pipes and Taps bar is located in a newer subdivision near the Walmart, on a quiet street. It’s great to be able to park in front for free, at least at the moment. The ambiance is loud and the crowd comprised of a mix of larger groups and couples with a small bar area.
On a Friday night at 7pm, the place was full with 2 couples ahead of us. However one of the larger community tables opened up and we were seated quickly. Robyn greeted us at the door and was our awesome cheery waitress. The large Christmas tree in the front gave the room a festive spirit and live music later raised spirits even more.
The menu is a basic combination of «pub food» items with burgers, sandwiches a few salads and Mexican dishes. The beer selection is a little small given the concept behind the name however you’ll be able to find something you like. The food is well-​presented and maybe looks a bit better than the taste. The burgers were a bit «sloppy» but with a good taste. We had the Swiss Mushroom Burgers.
Pipes is a great place to social, speak loudly and unwind. The food is good and the service is friendly and attentive. And in time, everyone «will get to know your name».

Came here in between work shifts. It was Sunday night and they were offering a limited menu. That said, what was on the menu was quite eclectic.
I ended up ordering Gyoza and hot wings (I know, not normally things you’d find together). As simple as gyoza is, there’s was really good and beautifully garnished. Hot wings were terrific with the perfect amount of crispness and not being drowned in sauce. Also, they were another spice level than most places which I like.
The place is fairly classic British pub, but is well lit and not run down at all. As an aside, I happened to be there on their inaugural Sunday night Karaōke. So if that’s your thing, be sure to be there on Sundays. The DJ can sing too!
Not sure how often I’ll be in the area; but there’s no doubt it warrants another try if I am and I would recommend that anyone try it out.

Found myself in Oakville and my mom suggested I eat here. Classic pub ambience but most importantly, superlative halibut and chips. If the fish is any indication, I will return to try each and every one of their pub food items. Two complaints: 90’s music too loud, and for the love of god put something other than sports on ONE of the tv’s. Only having golf to watch in my peripheral vision was like watching paint dry. Green paint. But damn, that Halibut is making my mouth water days later.

Newly renovated. Amazing place. Food was good. Service was great. Prices were great. Couldn’t ask for a better neighbourhood bar. I’m definitely making this my usual. Loved it!

A local pub is/​was desperately needed in this area. When Greyfriar’s closed, it left a void, but not one so big that I’d call Niblick’s my new home.
This new place? So far, so good. It’s not your average English, dark, questionable pub.
It’s cleaner, brighter and has a much better menu. The green Thai chicken curry is SPICY and fantastic.
Staff is nice. Place is busy and service suffers a little, but I’ll put that down to being open short time.
My new local. Again.