Lucky Clover Sports Pub - Toronto

I don't understand why this place has such a low rating. The food is very tasty, the beer is excellent and there is a large selection, they broadcast various sports. Great sports bar?

On Christmas Day 2023, I embarked on a quest to find a breakfast spot stumbled upon Lucky Clover on Lower Simcoe Street by the water in downtown Toronto.To my delight, Lucky Clover was open serving breakfast until 3pm—a true gem on a holiday. The restaurant, although not bustling, offered a quiet pleasant atmosphere, perfect for a relaxed holiday meal.Our server, while initially needing prompting of our arrival, was friendly throughout. While not going above beyond, their pleasant demeanor contributed to a positive dining experience.However, a minor hiccup arose with the condiments. The limited selection—only grape jam for toast, peanut butter that was separated liquid—could use a bit of improvement. It didn't detract significantly from the experience but stands out as an area with potential for enhancement.Overall, Lucky Clover provided a welcome refuge for a Christmas Day breakfast, I'd recommend it for those seeking a calm spot with decent breakfast offerings in downtown Toronto.Dietary restrictions: This is not a restaurant I would recommend for people with allergies or specific food diets/needs.

Interesting place with a big screen at the bar. Delicious beer and great food! Thank you!

I ate here for brunch because the place next door had an hour wait, and I’m very happy this ended up being the case, because the food here was excellent. I had an irish coffee with smoked salmon eggs benedict and both were perfect. the service and atmosphere were very good as well.

Chicken carbonara was phenomenal (a bit oily, but wat can you expect from a cream based pasta with lots of bacon?! . Enjoyed the meal they put up with my very active toddler lol! Will return.