Failte Irish Pub

Was in town so I popped in. This place is but a shadow of its former self, the staff are nice, but they changed the food supplier and food handling I guarantee it. I came in for a few pints of draft and wings and woke up in my bed hours later running to the toilet.

I got denied entry here years ago after coming here more than a few times because they thought my real ID was fake. This place is nothing special, nothing makes it stand out over any other Irish pub. They do charge cover on occasion which is unheard of for a bar.

Location was clean and staff was kind so that was good. I bought the wings, they have amazing flavours! I’d say their wing quality could be better, but what the meat lacked the sauces definitely made up for.

I’ve been here a few times and service seems to differ each time. Sometimes I get great service and sometimes I get very bad service.
However, the last couple of times were really bad. One time, I waited about 30 minutes for my dish. Then there was another time, where it was a group of about 20 of us and we all ordered their wings. It took over an hour for our dishes to come out. It was their special for the day so I would expect it to be a lot quicker. Then we tried to split bills, it took the server like at least 5 – 7 minutes to punch it into the system. It took forever to get out of there.
While the service has been pretty bad each time, I have to admit their wings are delicious a good size and maybe I’ll give it one more go soon since they are so close to my place.

Visited again after a horrible experience at Coopers (was craving some wings). Service was good as before. Wings are very big. Not very saucy and not the best tasting but good bang for your dollar. They have good daily specials as well. Also had an order of mozzarella sticks that were way too expensive for what they were. Place was much more livelier this time around.

Don’t go here unless you want to die… Worse place I’ve ever been to in my life. The server got mad because we asked to split the bill. Was apparently too much work to ask of him. So I reported him to a nicer hostess and he followed outside to argue with me… Inciting fear into customers?

I came here for wings today.
They have a decent wings deal Monday through Wednesday’s. It’s half off wings, making it $ 0.75 per wing or $ 6 a pound.
They have 15 or so flavors which is not bad for an Irish pub. The wings are pretty good sized, however in my batch I got mostly wings and less drums.
I ordered two pounds split between suicide and whiskey BBQ sauce. The suicide was disappointingly mild and actually a bit one-​note. The whiskey BBQ sauce however was quite tasty.
Overall very solid wings. Good sized and meaty. They are also cooked well.
I can’t really comment on the service. It was a bit non-​existent, but then again it was a quiet Tuesday and we seated ourselves in a more remote part of the restaurant.

The live music is good but the whole place smells like someone had puked all over the night before. The service is OK but the management seems something less desired.

The service absolutely sucks here. Bartenders serving other people that just walked in, while I had to wait for what felt like forever just to get a neat shot of rye. The server gave me attitude, and forgot my cup of water. Instead she would rather be flirting with this guy at our table. Clearly these people did not want my tips. The server ended up giving someone else my friend’s credit card, so my suggestion is cash only. But realistically, that’s for any busy cheap place on a Friday night.
In addition, the food was gross. You could taste the fact that it was previously frozen, and probably not even thawed/​cooked properly.
The live music was the biggest joke. Some white people covering Beyoncé and Sean Paul. It was definitely entertaining, but probably not in the way the band expected.
The only thing I did like about this place is the fact that security was chill, the patio was heated, and the bathroom attendant was the only hardworking person in this place.
Thank god I was with amazing company, otherwise I would not have had a good night at all.

The band is on fire tonight! Oh and so are the sweet potato fries with chilli mayo! Delish!
Service could be better… but thank God for alcohol!

I’ve passed by this place many times. Parked in it’s parking lot, even gone in for a quick pint but never ventured past the bar area at the very front of the building! Boy was that a mistake!
Have you ever seen this place? It takes your run of the mill Irish pub, turns it on it’s side, kicks it in the arse and sends it back to Ireland for a lesson how to be an Irish pub — this place is for real!
Not only does this bar keep going, and going, and going… literally everytime you pass a door way or an entrance another room opens up before you. I kept walking around in it this weekend until I found the restrooms around back, I had walked for almost 10 minutes. When I asked the bartender/​manager the capacity of the place she informed me very specifically it was 327!!! 327 is not a regular pub! That’s a HUGE bar!
We were just in for pints and I was pleased with their beer selection, both in the bottle and on tap. Their Guinness was some of the best I’ve had in a long while, it was poured properly, in stages and left to settle before topping it off — being a seasoned traveler of Ireland and a fan of Guinness I can appreciate these things!
Best of all they have a massive stage around back for live bands on Friday’s! To get a perspective, think about the stage where Holly met her husband in PS I Love You … (Yes I’ve seen the bloody movie… ya wanna fight about it?) It’s like that, but with more room for drinking, singing, brawling and general good times.
As I’m told they’re quite packed on Friday nights, so I may have to pay them a visit for some wings and beer on a Friday night some time!
Fun fact I learned on their menu — A pint of Guinness has only 197 calories, which is less than the average glass of Juice!
Slainte!!!

This place has been nestled away in an office building in the heart of Mississauga and although its been there for sometime I have only recently stopped in. A now popular spot for local Sheridan Students this unique Irish inspired pub was a rather delightful surprise to me. Given I only shared a pitcher I was told by my friend that she highly recommended the food and the menu boasted a few items that intrigued me but I wasn’t planning on staying long so I opted out of munchies for this visit.
First and foremost I want to comment on the space alone; the sheer size of this place is impressive with a very intricate layout with plenty of nooks and crannies to tuck yourself away in. It seems like a very intimate setting that still has the convenience of a casual ambiance and the option of large tables and different areas for larger groups. The décor offers a coziness to the large and somewhat dimly lit venue, it has a very eclectic approach with some very unique features that would require a thorough walk through to fully appreciate. The bar itself is one of the very few I have seen that is a full free standing circular bar located directly in the center of the space offering access from all sides.
With daily specials, live music and events this is a bar I most certainly will be visiting again

What a sad little place with no service? When you stand there with a fifty hand, you think they would lunge at the offer of a brew. Nope. No service whatsoever. Two times a lady, but three times I don’t go back. Sorry folks, this place ain’t worth it like a few years ago. It was fun then but this place is always more and more quiet each time i go. I smell a slowly dying bar near square one mall.

I went there with my excoworkers and to my surprise the place is very big… it is nicely decorated and different areas with different things.
the service was good and food was not bad. I have wings and they were huge and well priced.

It’s not often that a place is so poorly serviced that it prompts me to write a Unilocal review. This place succeeded in that respect. I went there last night (a Tuesday) to catch up with some friends. There was a sign on the door saying the draft machine was broken (booooooo). There was no hostess to seat me and I had to wander about looking for my friends. I’m guessing there were only 2 servers that night which was definitely not enough. After ordering our food (very mediocre fare) and drinks, we asked our server for separate bills. She just rolled her eyes and said ‘uhm that’s gonna take a while’. We chose to wait because we were really ticked off by that point. She brought some weirdly split bill saying her manager did not allow her to split items. When we tried to pay with our cards she said they didn’t accept debit cards (huh?). Finally I ended up paying cash with the waitress glaring at me as if daring me to tip her less than 15%.
I always ask myself after going to a new place, ‘Would you come back here?‘
NO!

A great place to meet with a friend to have a beer and catch a live band.
Great décor, good selection of beers and bar food make this place worth
coming too. Even though it draws a younger crowd its still a fun place to
come and see a live band on the weekend.
If you are looking for an authentic Irish Pub, this place is for you. Lots
of free parking and great location next to Squrare One.

I really liked the atmosphere. There are some private booths as well as an area that looks like an old stoney castle in the back.
Service was super friendly, and the night I was there, there was a special: $ 5.25 (taxes in) for a pint of Mill Street Organic, with 25 cents going to Movember. Sold. It was a Thursday and they had DJ spinning music around 9ish.
There’s tons of free parking in the lot on the side.
Apparently they have a happy hour that includes $ 5 Strongbow, Killkenny and Guinness pints from 4 – 7 on weekdays. Too bad I don’t work in Mississauga.

As much as Failtes can be a bit scuzzy, with drunkards everywhere, it’s a pretty fun place. You’re almost guaranteed to have a good time if you go with friends.
The staff are generally pretty cool and fun. They have live music most nights, and the bands are generally decent cover bands playing a variety of rock and alternative hits. They have a great selection of beers and a well stocked bar. The patio is a good size, but gets pretty crowded.
The only crappy thing I can really say is that I hate paying the 5 bucks cover… but then, somehow I always get sucked in and I do…

After my first terrible experience with Failte’s, I swore I would never go back. Two weeks ago I found myself back at Failte’s with a friend. We weren’t planning to go for drinks here but Earl’s and Moxie’s were full.
We arrived around 10 pm and it was pretty slow… it is early after all. We chose to sit at the bar and the bartender attended to us immediately. I didn’t know what to get so I asked him if the Jolly Rancher martini was good. He was friendly and funny and said it was popular because he always makes it but he doesn’t drink it because it’s girly haha.
The pub got pretty busy when the live entertainment started to perform, which was around 11:30 pm. I had a pretty good time catching up with my friend and the bartender was great.
I guess I can go back to Failte’s again.

It’s your average Irish pub. I’ve some here on a few occasions with co-​workers and had a good time. The food is your run-​of-​the-​mill pub fare but is tasty and good value. The beer selection is good and the staff are better than average.