Sabina’s Casual Dining & Pub

Visited here for lunch. Service was prompt, friendly, and welcoming. The wings were huge. I had the suicide and it was truly hot, not vinegar tasting like most places. My two young sons also enjoyed their meals. One had nachos and the other had the kids wings.
The fries are great too. This is a much better place than Portly Piper, which is in Ajax.

We’ve eaten lunch here a couple of times since it’s been Sabina’s. (we weren’t happy with it when it was the Courtyard).
Food is tasty and served hot (or cold if that is what was ordered), very reasonable prices and friendly wait staff. The drinks are quite reasonably priced as well. Menu has a lot of items and variety which is surprising for the size of the restaurant. And I found them accommodating to me and my son who avoid eating certain food groups and they seem willing to sub in other items.
Atmosphere is alright, nothing spectacular, could use a little updating, but is still pleasant enough. They have an outdoor patio area as well for use in the good weather.
We’ve tried the wings-​very good, steak sandwich-​very good, turkey sandwich-​very good, fajitas-​really good.
So all in all it’s worth going to here. And we’ll be back again and again.

Great location, I liked it when it was the previous chain. Still like the atmosphere. Always enough seating. Went during the Jays playoffs, and they were couldn’t handle the amoutn of people. food was late and some things ignored. Servers tried their best, but aren’t used to large crowds. Food is decent and their promos are awesome prices. I’d go again, but not during peak times.

They have a great breakfast special for $ 3.
Meat is extra.
Food is good. Service is generally good as well

The Courtyard in Pickering has gotten to be our favourite restaurant — and we eat out a lot.
The food is always great (try the seafood linguini or Salmon teriyaki) — always with ample portion sizes.
The staff is very friendly and super efficient.
And as an added bonus, if you are a frequent diner, buy the discount coupon book.
You can’t get better food or service.

Wife and I came here for dinner today. We are looking for a new pub closer where we live. We were a bit worried on entering the parking lot, the pub is located in a area full of retail stores. However, once we arrived we were pleasantly greeted and seated quickly. The pub is clean and there are a lot of TVs to watch the game. I opted for the wing special ($ 9 for a pint and a pound of wings) my wife got the chicken parm dinner. The service was quick and the food was really good. The wings were perfect and a steal for 9bux. My draught was also great. My wife was very happy with her dinner.
They seem to run really good specials we will be back to try more of the food. I’ll be back with the boys for drinks and the game.
Check this place out!

Went here on a friday night. Only spent $ 50, and guess what I got?
THE BEST mushroom appetizer I have ever had, 3 cold beers, rib dinner and big amazing bowl of pasta! I will certainly be back as this quality and quantity of food would usually cost over $ 100.00!
WILL BE BACK!

Was there on March 25, 2013 to try the prime rib dinner. We did find the place a little on the noisy side. I guess this normal for a pub environment.
The prime rib was a very large cut (thick) and rare-​medium rare, as I ordered it. The presentation was good but that is where good ended. The meat was not very tender, rather a bit fibrous and had little taste. The au jus also had little taste. The addition of some salt improved the taste slightly. The service was good and the servers cheerful. Would not go back for the prime rib but I will try some other menu items at a later date.
Was looking forward to a good prime rib dinner. I will have to continue my quest in the Pickering/​Ajax area.

Talk about a bad location. This restaurant is located in an outlet mall surrounded by furniture stores and other discount clothing stores with no visible signage from any main road. We happened to be in this Pickering outlet mall visiting a lighting store when we accidentally stumbled upon this place. It was late Saturday afternoon and after unsuccessful afternoon of shopping for home décor items, this place seemed like a good place to stop in to unwind. The Courtyard claims to be a «casual dining and pub» establishment so we decided to order a pint of MGD and Kronenberg each and try out the quintessential pub fare of burgers and wings. My husband ordered a burger with bacon, sauteed onions and cheese and I ordered a pound of cajun dusted wings with their suicide hot sauce on the side. Our beers arrived refreshingly cold with perfect carbonation. As we sat and watched the beginning of the leafs game, our food arrived. The wings were a good size (8 in a lbs order), deep-​fried and dusted with well balanced cajun dusting that tasted of herbs and spices. The wings could have used more dusting but I prefer my wings to be slightly under-​seasoned as I’m trying to avoid intaking too much sodium. The suicide hot sauce was a little hotter than most suicide sauces I’ve tried at other wing joints. If you can imagine a cross between St. Louis’ hotter than hell and Duff’s Armageddon, that would be The Courtyard’s suicide sauce. So far, I was pleasantly surprised to say the least. My husband’s burger was a towering monster stacked with a good ¹⁄₃ lb patty (from what I could see) with nicely melted cheddar, mounds of sauteed mushrooms and the usual condiments of lettuce, red onions, a slice of tomato and a pickle on a soft kaiser bun. Although the patty was cooked to more than medium well, the burger was still juicy. All the condiments complimented each other very nicely and the burger was definitely one of the better ones I’ve had in recent years. The fries were a bit of a disappointment in comparison (a lot like the old KFC fries) but all in all, the food was very good. Too bad their ho-​hum location had only managed to fill barely half the restaurant on a Saturday evening with a leaf’s game on. I do hope this place will stay in business so I guess I’ll be going back there soon.