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The Royal Oak

(6 Ratings)
Downtown
Not to be confused with the "Dirty" Oak further south on Bank, the Downtown Oak features a slightly more posh décor and a covered summer patio. Drinks are fine, but if you want to nosh on some food, the Dirty Oak's ironically a safer bet.


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Reviews

Soci
Soci
Over a year ago

PUB

I agree while Royal Oak is not a 'gay' bar. It's not phobic either. Friendly Pub with many drought taps. Occasionally host to the Bear's Brunch.


jmaher
jmaher first review First to Review
Over a year ago

Not really gay

Nice place but no different then any other straight person pub. Not a gay bar perse


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