3 out of 3 people found this review helpful.
Good Tymez is in the midst of a "difficult" neighbourhood -- Dundas St. at Dalhousie St. Without clientèle control, bars in this neighbourhood can get seedy and out of control. Yet Good Tymez is a pleasant oasis and an exception from the "streety" nearby boozehalls.
The owners of Good Tymez exercise a fair but canny kind of triage on potential customers. They don't overserve. They don't tolerate troublesome patrons.
That said, the pub is a cozy little place with a congenial atmosphere. Smoking accommodations vary with that vagaries of City Council, but remain adequate, and not noxious to non-smokers.
You can surf the 'Net or play a computer game while sipping your Keith's at Good Tymez! I've heard persistent rumours that it's possible to sing karaoke on Wednesdays, but I've yet to let loose my exceptional lungs and angelic three-octave voice there, though I'll continue to make an effort to show up Wednesdays to get my yah-yahs out, so to speak.
Owners: congenial and hospitable. Staff: Edgy and humour-sensible.
Leave your attitude at the door and enjoy a chat and a pint at this fine little place.
Steve White
Wordsmith Editorial Services
(This is NOT a paid endorsement!)
Toronto
P.S.: I understand the nosh is exceptional, though I've always dined =before= visiting the pub, and haven't yet ordered from the menu. Count on good victuals with a nice European touch, if my usually reliable sources are correct. :{]
I recommend this place.
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