The Maple Leaf Pub

A nice cozy feeling social pub at Midtown. Cosy as in not small, but warm. Its chic, located in a very good area, with lots of food options including vegan. Used to be a heavily occupied place, Covid had made it pretty quite soo much that when we visited after it had just reopened, we were the only other group. We sat there hydrating ourselves while we caught up on the last year and munched on snacks. The added bonus was the games in the house.We ate samosas, these came with green and tamarind chutney, and naan bites which came with yummy hummus and loaded tortilla chips. We relished all items. I have to mention that they do have a long exhaustive menu of various entrees as well, its just that we did not try any that day. Now the games, there was dart game, billiards, computer games, mini indoor basketball, board games, card games and many more. Price is appropriate to the location and ambiance. We had a wonderful time. Its a great place to catch up with buddies and really chill.

This is the go to place in all of Houston to enjoy hockey at any level. I have lived here for 10 years and will always spend my time here to watch my college hockey team.

delicious food and a really nice chill bar. there's a bunch of pool tables and games to play. the hot dog was only $7 and came with tots. it was super interesting and had a bunch of flavors. I didn't get anything to drink but it's one of my friends favorite bars.

So my friend comes in from out of town, he's into hockey, I google and find this place. We decided to go here for the rangers game. I have several chronic illnesses including gastroparesis. Basically that means my stomach digestion is paralyzed, I used to be on a feeding tube until I got a stomach pacemaker implanted into me that saved my life. I have some dietary restrictions and one of them is sugar. For that reason I bring Sprite Zero cans with me every where I go in my purses (it's like my ginger ale) I've never had an issue with ANYONE, ANYWHERE.. until this place. I walk into it and my friend is already there, he had got food and two beers. I was planning on getting food and vodka shot lot later but I just arrived so the bartender asked me what I wanted, I asked if they had Sprite Zero or any non sugar drinks. He said they did not, they only had "soda". I said "is it okay if I get my Sprite Zero can out of my purse and just get some ice then I'll order some stuff in a few mins?" I don't know if he heard me or if I misheard him but I thought he said "ya". I bring out my Sprite Zero can that's clearly closed and he says "absolutely not, No, no you can't drink that" and I'm like "what?" Thinking it's a joke or something and he just stares at me serious. I said "I can't have this?" And he replied "okay you can if you pay me $3 to open it" I said ..."okay". He grabbed the sprite and poured it into a cup of ice then threw it away, He was very rude about it& I felt uncomfortable. I totally understand from a bartenders POV, as my brother is a bartender for 15+ years, how it is. However he could have said it MUCH NICER, & I would have been happy to pay. Also If ALL I was going to do was drink the canned Sprite Zero I may have understood the issue but I also got an appetizer and 2 shots of vodka (even tho I wanted to leave after that, my friend wanted to stay). I had two other cans of Sprite Zero in my purse and before drinking I asked the other two bartenders about it & NO OTHER bartender had had issues with me drinking it & did not charge me. They said "don't worry about it" and I poured it myself. Again it wasn't really about PAYING to drink a canned Sprite Zero I already had, it was the way he said it. Just keep in mind people have chronic illnesses and do better in the futureLOL with the reply from owner: so it's illegal to bring a can into any alcohol establishment but he was willing to lose your license for me giving him $3? That's a poor excuse. Also he didn't say anything about Mio, I asked if there was any other options. He was absolutely rude.

Loved this place! Had the deviled eggs and they were delicious. Fast service and I liked ordering the food on app then they bring it to your table. It was a chill Friday night when we went and had a great time.

So I'm currently at maple leaf listening to the employees laugh and talk shit about how much my friends suck for being hungry at 12:07

One of Midtown's coolest bars, proudly Canadian and passionate about hockey. They show all the hockey games especially the Maple Leafs (see the name) and serve Canadian beers and eats. What's not to like about that?Molson beer runs a plenty here as well as Crown Royal whiskey. Of course they have all kinds of alcohol and they do shots as well. You'll see people here taking plenty of those when a goal is scored. Food wise, they serve poutine, a Canadian stable. They also have some Indian cuisine such as samosas and hummus.They also have darts and pop-a-shot to get the competitive juices flowing plus they have karaoke and trivia on certain nights. I'm mostly here for NHL stuff though since that's where the fun it at; especially during the Stanley Cup playoffs. Plus if you're not a hockey fan (which is definitely weird...), you'll certainly become one when you watch a game here.Props to the bartenders and staff for dealing with the customers, especially Maple Leafs fans. The New York Knicks of the NHL, one day they'll figure it out.

Dee, our waitress, was super sweet and gave us some great tips on what to order. I'd highly recommend coming here on Thursdays starting at 6 PM for steak nights. You can enjoy a reasonably priced juicy ribeye and if you're feeling adventurous you can stay for trivia as well. By far, this place is my favorite dive bar in Dallas. It is clean and reasonably priced!

Came here with my wife. Got a few drinks and food. The staff were all very kind, very friendly place with a good atmosphere.We got wings and poutine which were fantastic, and pickle chips that we both loved. Would highly reccomend the Jerk rub wings.And dont forget to get yourself a Montucky!Will definitely go back!

When I first walked in I could smell the sense of freedom. Cigarettes in the parking lot, fresh Montreal smoked meat and a freshly tapped keg of MOLSON. I just knew. This place was for me and my goons.It turned from a hockey dive bar into the perfect oasis. It was the place for me to be rock hard, and I'm not talking about the ice or the puck. I'm talking about my goon stick. The sheer euphoria I feel when I win my bets against the masses, wearing their freshly bought jerseys. I cum every time. Then order another beer.....and YOU CANNOT FOR GET ABOUT THE AMAZING POUTINE. I like mine outside by the dunpster and the on the clock hooker.