The Lennox Pub

Dropped in here for a couple of drinks before heading to the NYE event. Big beer list so that’s really good, my girlfriend tried 2 different beers and really liked them. I had a cider (stongbow, yuck) then a cocktail. For 4 drinks our cheque was almost $ 50 (and we had glasses, not pints). I get it’s the middle of the touristy/​bar area, but come on. The service wasn’t great either, she didn’t speak to us aside from getting our drink order.
The bar is beautiful though so it’s worth dropping in to have a look around, at the very least. We didn’t eat but it smelt good. All in all would probably not return, definitely not worth the cost.

Woo, I don’t know about this place. The location is absolutely and utterly convenient, just steps away from Granville Station!
The food however, is just not up to par. I had the baja fish tacos. There was practically NO FISH??? in the battered bits and pieces of halibut. Way too salty, just not a good pick I suppose.
They don’t have a whole lot of beer options on tap, but they do nice pricing for a pint.
The atmosphere is lacking, not enough energy going on here. Lovely place though, clean and Irish inspired. I just wouldn’t pick this place to go back to unfortunately.

We looked at the menu outside and someone on the balcony told us this would be a good place for drinks. When we inquired about the food, he described it as «your typical pub food», however the menu looked appealing so we gave it a shot. I ordered the Salmon over quinoa and asparagus and was SHOCKED at the huge serving they gave! This was massive and for $ 18 I would have been happy with half the portion! The salmon was very tender and very nicely seasoned. The quinoa was good, and the asparagus was one of the best I’ve tasted (I don’t normally like asparagus, but this was good!). My sister ordered the pulled pork burger which she really enjoyed! She said the bun was soft and overall a ⁹⁄₁₀ rating for the burger! However, we both tried her side of yam fries and were disappointed. They were soft (not crispy) and lacked flavor. The chipotle sauce was bland and tasted like plain mayonnaise. Yam fries were probably the worst we’ve ever tasted… they definitely need to work on the batter, because I prefer McCains frozen yam fries over what they served us!
Anyway, we were pleased with our experience here and definitely would love to come back to try the rest of the delicious sounding menu! This is not pub food, this is restaurant-​quality food! Yummy! (except the yam fries!)

Nice little spot for Pub fare. A good selection of Beers here also. Beers can be a bit pricey though.
The food is ok. as it is Pub Food after all.
Our server was very busy but managed to tend well to us and was friendly.
This place is located right on Granville Mall so it is close to all the shopping and night life downtown.

nice place, spacious and a lot of space to move around. there is a small 2^nd floor that we spent a little bit of time, but then moved downstairs near the bar. they have a good selection of beers and they had one of my favorites — leffe! it was on draft.
they had a waitress come to our table to see if we were going to order food, but we said just drinks and she said that we have to go up ourselves to the bar to get it. that was a little rude as I saw many waitresses service just drinks. not too much food was going out that late around 12:30am.
overall nice, great corner location on Granville.

Can’t say enough about the Lennox. I think it’s one of the best places in town to enjoy watching the game. Food is above par for an irish pub. My favourite is their coconut crusted chicken dish. The first time I had it, my mouth was blown away by the flavour. Another meal I think of fondly still is their Thanksgiving poutine. What a wonderful combination of flavours.
Each time I go I find that I have a pleasant experience with every staff member. I feel that they have a good team and leadership must be strong within their group to provide this quality service. The location is superb, but I wish that they had a slightly better beer list. That’s my only beef.

Had the fish and chips plate! Outstanding service and a great location. A very inviting and comfortable setting loved everything about the place. Must be 21 to enter, it is a pub. Beer was great, just a great place to stop and have lunch. Although crowded it provides a setting that allows quiet conversation to take place.

Great service and prices. Some of the best food I have ever had at a pub. The black bean cigars, stuffed avocados, and veggie quesadilla are a must try. They have a lot of healthier options that actually taste good. It is right down the street from the Orpheum and made for a good after show meal and drink.

I went to The Lennox pubto drink one beer and I was surprised by the great atmosphere. You are served by friendly servers so the service is perfect because they are always smiling and nice.
They are a lot of Canadians beer and other alcohol. I didn’t try the food but I saw that it looked good. The pub is clean and comfortable, there are two floors, many table where you can sit and a bar. You feel like you are in an Irish pub.
The pub is located downtown, so it’s easy to get there but in summary, the price is a little bit expensive but it wasn’t really a problem.

My girl and I pop in for a nightcap on Sat. and we decided to go in for dinner the following evening. It was the best flavorful food ever and our server was running around like a chicken with her head cut off but she managed to assist us with our food selections and spirit choices I drink a old fashion which was amazing and for dinner I had the duck and prosciutto sandwich! We look forward to visiting again in the near future. Great place!

Great pub fare. Got the fish and chips and they were amazing. Great stop to watch the women’s World Cup and get a drink. Had to take away a star for asking the server to bring water three times. Finally had to ask a bartender. Would come back the next time I’m up here!

Good atmosphere on a Friday night. Stopped in for a drink. Good location. Would recommend to others to check out. Seems like a fun spot to watch some hockey.

Nice ambiance and the perfect reprieve from the hustle and bustle of Granville Street and it’s many packed clubs.
I very much enjoyed the Poutine here (WARNING: I am from California so take it with a grain of salt). Not too goopy and a good amount of cheese curds.
Reasonable drink prices and friendly/​unrushed service.

Lively Irish pub in downtown Vancouver serves up a solid Irish Stew, friendly service, and a healthy selection of local taps. Nothing exciting, but a nice break from the rubber chicken at my hotel. Bonus points for NOT showing hockey and curling on every TV in the place.

Location, location, location! And that’s about it.
Pints were close to $ 8 and our waitress on Saturday afternoon was extremely rude. She seemed annoyed if we asked for anything that she wasn’t going to get tipped for (like water, that we’d already asked for).
She was so rude we left without finishing our expensive beers.
Despite the rockin location I will never go back.

Placed an order for take out at this pub over the phone.
I ended up ordering an Ahi tuna Burger with a side of ceasar salad.
When I called in to order the guy on the phone told me it would be ready in 10 – 15 mintues.
Came in to pick up my take out after 20 minutes, just to give them extra time since I used to work in a restaurant and I know it can get busy, so I did give them an extra 5 – 10 mins on top of the time that he told me it would be ready in.
As I got there my food was still not ready :(, ended up paying for the bill and having to wait another 10 mins for my food. Wasn’t too thrilled about that.
Got home gobbled down the burger and the salad. The burger (had an odd taste to it, but since I never ordered a tuna burger before I thought it was normal for it to taste like that.) This was my last meal for the day around 10 pm.
The next morning I woke up throwing up and having diarrhea and my whole weekend was ruined.
I could barely eat anything and had to take a few days off work the following week. Whether it was e coli or food poisoning, I’m not sure.
Just a heads up when you order the Ahi tuna burger from this place or any food.
Definitely will not coming back here ever again.

Reasonably priced Irish pub in Downtown Vancouver. They have a good selection of beers. The food here is surprisingly good and the portions are generous. The Irish stew is pretty good. So is the «Bangers & Mash». Both the dishes come with a crispy garlic bread. The Shepard’s pie is good too.
Food: Good
Service :Friendly
Ambiance: Casual
Worth the price: Yes

One could expect an irish pub on Granville street, the very center of Vancouver, to be overpriced and serving bellow average food but this is the complete opposite. Very reasonably priced food and very tasty!
We came in here during lunch time to catch the game between Sweden and Finland (IIHF 2015) but found that none of the TVs were showing this particular game. The waitress was very nice to switch the channel.
Overall a very good experience, above my expectations. Recommended!

We were in town again and decided to return to the Lennox Pub. We sat upstairs which is quieter and cozier than downstairs. Very nice service again. My husband had the Shepherds Pie and I had the Thanksgiving poutine which was very tasty.

Such a cold night and the guys want to find a place for a drink.
Décor — dark and slightly grungy, just like your avg Irish pub (though I am not sure this is an Irish pub).
drinks — my companions had wine and beer, not too exciting, avg…
food here is bar fare.