Crossings Pub & Eatery

The Crossings Pubs are to die for! Amazing food, excellent service and the beer smörgåsbord (if you will) is incredible. Definitely try the pulled pork wonton nachos. You won’t regret it!!!

Amazing breakfast. Huge portions. I had the smoked salmon eggs benefit served with a fresh harvest salad with homemade lemon balsamic dressing. My friend had a harvest breakfast with a nice garlicky Caesar salad. The pis de resistance was the freshly baked complimentary pastries.
Definitely a return visit is in the future. Great place to being a group of friends or just your bestie.

I’ve been a few times for Monday night trivia and sat on their patio for a drink and a bite recently.
Patio wise, it is one of the more underrated and unknown patios in London. You can opt for subn or shade and it is roomy and clean.
Food wise, there are a few gems on the menu but I find most things a little overpriced. The burgers are good but a little steep at $ 15. Both the pub and Asian nachos are a good value and pretty good at 13 – 15 each.
There is a good beer selection. The cheapest pint is the 5 plus tax house brew which is ok but not great. Other choices bring you to the 6 and 7 dollar range.
The service is ok but not top notch. Very average.
Crossing’s looked so promising at its inception and like most London’s restaurants lands on the side of somewhat disappointing. That said, it is a great patio a bit off the beaten path if you don’t want to contend with the Barney’s (or other Richmond row) asshats downtown.

Food was good but small portions. We made a reservation and when we got there they had lost it. They asked me repeatedly if I was sure I had called that location and not the other one. they never once took responsibility for it. I was then called a week later asking if I was planning on showing up. They had written the wrong date down!

We stopped in for a quick lunch at Crossings as we were coming home from a business meeting. It was a beautiful day so the podium was outside and the girls there were ready and happy to greet us.
First thing I noticed was the beers on tap, TONS of great choices. There were lots of really interesting varieties that you dont normally see. Also, the patio outside looks so wonderful. The menu is quite large and I like that they have beer pairing suggestions for certain foods.
Service was quick to get our orders and drinks but it did take a bit of time for our food to come (I think part of it had to do with the chicken pot pie someone ordered at our table). I ordered the chicken and brie sandwich which is really nice and fresh. It wasn’t super hot when it got to me but the cheese was melted so I was happy about that. On the other hand, my friend’s chicken pot pie was so hot she had to pack it up to go since we were in a bit of a rush.
Everyone enjoyed their meals and the bill was quickly taken care of. Either way I’m fairly happy with the experience here. I’d go back for dinner one day since I’ve only ever experienced lunch at both of these locations.

Service was good. Quick and kind. Food however was brutal. I had poutine which tasted like it came out of the microwave. My wife’s butter chicken, smelled great. However was full of grical. I’d give it zero stars if I could. I wouldn’t come back here.

First time at this location. We were seated promptly with a smile and within a minute, the staff came over to our table asking our drink order. They have a nice sized kids menu and offer a great selection of both meat and vegetarian options. Prices seem reasonable for the type of food being offered.
There are two areas to the restaurant — the pub side and dining side. We came for lunch and sat at the bar side. Lots of TVs to keep the kids occupied. 25 beers on tab which I find to be a nice.
The food was good. We ordered two appetizers and the kids ordered a pizza and a burger. All came out hot and in decent time. The eggplant appie was a bit overcooked which made it quite tough. The nachos were good and plentiful and the kids burger and fries seemed to be a hit.
The service was terrific and because of that, I would revisit.