Piper's Pub

One of the nicest looking pubs I've been to. The woodwork on the bar and stonework on the fireplace were impressive. The beer was good and cold, and the rueben sandwich was very tasty. Service was very good as well. Prices were about what you'd expect for a good pub.

Great fish and chips, so I've been told. Liquor store in same complex.

Food was ok. Daily soup lacked pizzazz. Service good. Atmosphere was average.

If you are looking for a place to replace you having to cook, then this might be the place. If you are looking for a great experience then this is not the place for you. I want to support local but it is difficult when the food, drink and service are always different.

Went here on a rainy night for supper. Lots of people in, always a good sign! Had our concerns when the server forgot our clamato juice with our liquor order, didn't know what the soup of the day was and didn't right our order down, but it wasn't justified. The food was delicious and exactly what we ordered. The French onion soup was one of the best that I've had, even the hubby liked it and he hates onions! The steak was cooked just the way I like and was very tender. Hubby had the crispy chicken clubhouse and aside from the bread not being toasted enough for him, he said it was quite good. Yam fries were an upgrade from regular fries for $3 more and they were good and plentiful. I had a glass of house white wine and hubby had a bottle of beer and clamato. Total with taxes but before tip was just over $55. Definitely going back here.