Jockey Taverne Racée

Though not a close follower of harness racing, I found the manager, William Santiago Alayo, to be very welcoming, polite and quite friendly to this establishment. My chicken fajita was spectacular; better than in most big-name restaurants & the French fries out-of-this-world!!
20 slot machines, many automatic betting boxes and one in-person betting counter. Very clean throughout, including washroom. Will definitely return.

Bartenders are friendly and easy on the eyes, the owners are nice, the drinks are reasonably priced, and without trying I always end up talking to someone interesting. I've learned a lot about Inuk culture here. Plus it's close to home. What more could I ask for?

A good place to have lunch or dinner, enjoy a beer, watch various sporting events or try your hand at betting on some horse racing. The majority of patrons are over 40. The atmosphere is relaxing with music set at a volume that allows for comfortable conversation. Weekdays are fairly quiet but weekends are more busy. Staff members are friendly and engaging. The menu is reasonably priced and the food is decent but keep in mind that the kitchen is closed on Mondays. Fully renovated / updated in early 2018.