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More relaxed and less image conscious than neighbouring Drake Hotel, The Beaconsfield is paramount for casual conversation amongst friends. Ironic given its sleek decor of dark walls, elegant chandeliers and swank rouge banquettes. New friends can be made too amongst the welcoming 30-somethings, mainly musicians, artists and film junkies that surround the steel bar. Expansive glass-front window is ideal for observing West Queen West bar hoppers and local derelicts alike.
Thanks to its white hot pedirgree--co-owner Dave Mitton is also the man behind Czehoski and Harbord Room--The Double Deuce Saloon opened with loads of hype. With a prime location sandwiched in betw... read more
Decor is dark and intimate but vibe is exuberant. Crowd is similar to that of The Beaconsfield: mature and low key. Fashionistas and their ilk crowd up this tiny joint on the weekends. Groups of fr... read more
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