Hours of Operation:
Monday to Friday, 11:30 Am to 10:00 Pm
Saturday, 3:00 pM to 10:00 Pm
Sunday closed
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Duke of Cornwall Specials
Nacho Mania Monday
Toronto’s BEST Nachos for $18.99 + $2 OFF pints of Mill Street Organic!
Taco Tuesday
$6 Tacos + $7 Margaritas + $7 Corona aftrer 4pm!
Wing Wednesday
Pound of Wings for $14.99 + $2 OFF pints of Cowbell!
Thirsty Thursday Stein Fest
$2 OFF Dukes’ Draught 1L Stein!
Fish-Fry Friday
A Pint of Alexander Keith’s and our Traditional London Fish and Chips $29.99.
Sizzling Steak Date Night
2 for 1 Steak all day Friday and after 4pm on Saturday!
Half Price Bottles of Wine
Why Order a Glass When You Can Get a Whole Bottle? Half Price Bottles of Wine are available daily until 4:00 P.M.
Duke of Cornwall Specials
Nacho Mania Monday
Toronto’s BEST Nachos for $18.99 + $2 OFF pints of Mill Street Organic!
Taco Tuesday
$6 Tacos + $7 Margaritas + $7 Corona aftrer 4pm!
Wing Wednesday
Pound of Wings for $14.99 + $2 OFF pints of Cowbell!
Thirsty Thursday Stein Fest
$2 OFF Dukes’ Draught 1L Stein!
Fish-Fry Friday
A Pint of Alexander Keith’s and our Traditional London Fish and Chips $29.99.
Sizzling Steak Date Night
2 for 1 Steak all day Friday and after 4pm on Saturday!
Half Price Bottles of Wine
Why order a glass when you can get a whole bottle? Half-price bottles of wine are available daily until 4:00 P.M.
About the Duke of Cornwall
The Duke of Cornwall is located in the heart of the Discovery District on University Avenue, steps away from St. Patricks Station, major hospitals, Toronto’s courthouse, and the United States Consulate. The pub’s casual atmosphere makes the Duke of Cornwall the perfect host during game nights and happy hours. Our customers enjoy our traditional pub fare, refreshing pints, and outstanding service.
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Located at 39 Prince Arthur Avenue in the heart of Toronto’s Annex neighbourhood, the Duke of York is steps away from the University of Toronto, Philosopher’s Walk, and the vibrant shops and restaurants along Bloor Street West. A long-time neighbourhood alehouse, it spans three levels with two patios, offering a welcoming space for both casual dining and lively gatherings. Guests can enjoy classic pub fare whether dining in, taking it to go, or soaking up the atmosphere on one of the seasonal patios. Whether you’re catching a game, meeting friends, or simply unwinding after a walk through the Annex, the Duke of York delivers a quintessential Toronto pub experience.
