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"OMG - Yorkshire Pudding entree...aka "catcher's mitt"."(2 Tips)
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Juan ZunoOctober 22, 2017There is 15 minutes parking for the liquor store in the back and longer underground parking for the Pub accessed through the lane
If you like or love bitter beers try the Blood Alley Bitter brewed locally by Russell Brewing. It's delicious & quite possibly could become your favorite beer!
Sarah ChambersSeptember 26, 2012Order a Yorkshire pudding. It comes with some roast beef on the side. So good.
- DeanSeptember 29, 2011OMG - Yorkshire Pudding entree...aka "catcher's mitt". A must try for the hungry!
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Queens Cross Pub
2989 Lonsdale Avenue (at W. Queens Rd.)
North Vancouver BC V7N 3J3
Canada
North Vancouver BC V7N 3J3
Canada
Voted Favourite Pub by the readers of the North Shore News 2012
Closed until 11:00 AM (Show more)
- Mon–Thu, Sun
- 11:00 AM–Midnight
- Fri–Sat
- 11:00 AM–1:00 AM
(604) 980-7715
Features
Credit Cards
Yes (incl. American Express)
Outdoor Seating
Yes
Music
Live Music
Food & Drink
Menus
Happy Hour
Drinks
Beer, Full Bar, Cocktails
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