Hurricanes Roadhouse Restaurant

What is Hurricanes Roadhouse Restaurant? Anchoring the stretch near Bloor and Dovercourt since 1985, Hurricanes Roadhouse Restaurant is one of Bloorcourt’s enduring, unpretentious sports pubs and neighbourhood taverns. Run for decades by owner Ross Serpa, the wood-lined room is steeped in local boxing lore, complete with memorabilia honouring former frequent regular Rubin "Hurricane" Carter. Inside, you'll find classic wooden booths, a buzzing draught bar surrounded by a dozen screens tuned to Toronto games, and a sidewalk patio during warmer months.

Hurricanes Roadhouse Restaurant Menu & What to Order The kitchen turns out reliable, scratch-made roadhouse grub headlined by their famous crispy chicken wings, which have remained a west-end staple for over thirty years. Substantial appetites gravitate toward the signature Decadent Burger—a flame-grilled prime rib patty topped with smoked gouda, house bacon jam, fried eggplant, and hollandaise—or The Emilio, stacked with grilled chicken and bacon jam on marble rye. Pair your meal with any of the 18 draught taps pouring local craft favourites from Great Lakes Brewery and Woodhouse alongside classic pitcher specials.

Know Before You Go Reservations can be phoned in for regular dining and weekly trivia, but all playoff and major Toronto sports nights operate strictly on a first-come, first-served walk-in model. The pub is located just a quick stroll east of Ossington Subway Station on Line 2, with Green P and street parking available along Bloor Street West. Doors open daily at noon, serving comfort food and pints until midnight Sunday through Thursday and 2:00 a.m. on weekends.