The Stout Monk

Great atmosphere and service, food was great as well.
Will definitely go back.

The food was just ok, but the service was very pleasant. I had the Fish & Chips, and the fish was a little over cooked but it was still good, but the fries were definitely under cooked, & were not edible.The waitress did offer another order of the fries, but I did turn the offer.

I arrived at the Stout Monk, by chance as Holden and I could not decide where to go for dinner to celebrate his new job promotion. After driving around for a bit we found ourselves in the plaza at Neyagawa and Highway 5. Holden proclaimed that he had been advised of the Stout Monk by our other friend Matt. I did some quick research and came to the conclusion that I would be satisfied as a vegan. We parked the car and went in, looking forward to trying the menu. We also noted that out friend Justin recently bought an apartment that is being built across the street.

Upon entry we were seated at a table with plain view of two TV screens, both playing the Leafs game. This was absolutely critical. I was also delighted to see other groups seated around us who were also cheering for the leafs. We began by ordering a beer each. I was pleasantly surprised with the selection of beers, and I ordered the Cameron's Jurassic and then the Hop Valley Bubble Stash. I always enjoy a heavy beer and these were each enjoyed thoroughly.

I ordered the Beyond Meat Burger with fries and a side garden salad. I was quite hungry when I ordered, but I was shocked when my meal arrived and saw the helping of fries accompanying the burger. I barely managed to finish my meal, feeling utterly satisfied. I must again commend the Stout Monk for giving a generous portion of French fries. The burger was quite tasty as well.

I am grateful that the stout monk has a vegan option, I urge them to provide more plant based dishes.

The women are always mad the men are so nice and love the guys service but mom is always having a bad day