Treble Pub

Treble has a varied and imaginative menu offering tasty food with creative names highlighting local culture. The many drink options include wine, mixed drinks as well as local and foreign draft on tap. Attentive and friendly service is a hallmark of this well appointed neighbourhood pub. I especially applaud that the health conscious can order half fries and half house salad, adding greens to your meal. And I must say, their house salad is delicious with dried cranberries, nuts, and other flavourful ingredients. I had the fish cakes with the fries/salad and a Guinness. Both very tasty! My wife had the fish with a Caesar salad. She gave them both two thumbs up . Well worth repeat visits! Parking: Large parking lot with dozens of spaces.

Have not been to the establishment since the change of management. I was very pleased that the same friendly staff was there, just as good the same cooks were there making their delicious food. We had a fantastic dinning experience and would recommend the Treble Pub as a place for anyone to check out.

The food was delicious. The variety was great. Just love the names of some of the dishes. The staff was wonderful.

We were sad to learn that Finbars closed. But we decided to try this new restaurant and really happy we did. The food was delicious. I got the pineapple peanut butter burger. Very fresh vegetables crunchy lettuce and tomato (pet peeve is old soggy tomatoes). Burger was really good. We had the best fries I've had in a while. Tasted like they were just made. It's a cozy place to eat but everything is the exact same as Finbars.

Food was okay wasn't bad atmosphere the music was a little loud waitresses lovely as usual pricing a little steep

This restaurant is in new ownership and is now called Treble. The service was not very good. Waited over a half hour for our appetizers. Lots of staff but not enough cooks. They said they were really busy but there were very few customers in the restaurant. While waiting for our appetizers. A customer came in with their small dog, waiting for their pick up order. The waitress came up to the dog and was petting it. She then left and cleaned an empty table with a cloth she picked up. She did not wash her hands. Right after this she and another waitress came out with our meals,there were four of us. We would not accept the meals from the waitress that was petting the dog because she did not wash her hands. She took the two meals back that she was carrying. Well, seven mins later another waitress brought out our meals, seven mins. To get the original meals we had to wait over 45 mins. Guess what, my meal was not hot, meaning to me that they did not make another meal. Not happy. They did not compensate us in anyway. We will not be back and I will be letting others know. Also this restaurant is a lot more expensive then Finbars was. One more thing, the food was not very tasty

Visited on a Thursday night a week or so after the rebranding from Finbars to Treble and was sadly disappointed with the food. The service was also slower and less attentive than what we experienced as Finbars (although we were told by the hostess that the owners have not changed). We’ll give them time to work out the new menu but do not plan to return anytime soon. Beer was flat, service was slow and food just ok.

The music played over the restaurant speakers was too loud to be able to talk to each other at the table. It was so loud that the waiter misheard my order and had to ask me to repeat myself, only to ultimately bring me the wrong dish. The fish and chips was pretty pricey at $19 for 2 pieces, and the fish was bland and overly greasy. Crispy, yes, but that is the best I can say about it. No ketchup or other condiments were offered, nor were they provided on the table. Fountain pop was also very expensive at $3.75, and although the waiter offered a free refill, they did not bring one. I will not be returning. I do not recommend Finbar’s.