Regal Beagle

We really enjoyed this place during our week in the Kits neighborhood. The staff is very welcoming and friendly. Our group ventured here regularly, great atmosphere and specials! New Year’s Eve party was fun and well thought out for the patrons.

Neighbourhood pub — Lots of great food on the menu. My favourite is the Jerk Chicken Burger. Popular place among sports league teams — basketball/​road biking/​rugby — they all wind up at this pub.

Patio was awesome. Server was awesome. Food was quite good. This is a very good option.

Really disappointed in this place. The company was delightful, the staff was friendly, the food was incredibly underwhelming and the service was exceedingly slow for not a busy day. I ordered two appies: The crostini looked good, the fig jam was tasty, and the Brie was overbaked into a greasy chewy lump. Next: the Spicy Tempura Prawns. Well, no. What I hoy was a large order off soggy battered prawns on a bed of chili mayo with a black seamen garnish. The prawns were large, and juicy. Not spicy, not tempura.
First quality check, my mouth was full. Flagged the waitress over 20 minutes later. Expressed my disappointment and was comp’ed a pretty average mixed berry cheesecake and coffee.
Bill was $ 27; I left $ 30 and still hungry for lunch.
Since I don’t drink and I wasn’t paying for atmosphere, I wouldn’t go back.

Interesting neighborhood bar. Nice place to study during the day actually. Very quiet and comfortable. Beer was good. Staff were friendly but nonintrusive to the point of being invisible when I was there. I didn’t have the food.

Solid 3.5 stars for their brunch special, just $ 4.99 on weekends: 2 eggs, toast, hashbrowns and think one of the guys said bacon too.
The times been here, it’s not at all pretentious, like a DT one would be.
It’s a cozy neighbourhood pub, a fav for the locals who can walk here sober, and crawl back drunk.
Located across from the IGA.

Not a very lively place but the food is decent and normally priced for this area of Vancouver

I’ve been here several times over the years. Their cheap breakfast is good value but otherwise I’d say things are priced a little high for what you get. The service is generally excellent. Drinking wise I’d stick to beer as I’ve had a few seemingly water down highballs.

Chill neighborhood bar with a selection of local beers … Food looked good but was too full to eat. Bartenders are chatty and nice.

No longer the best honey garlic wings in the city, I guess the chef has changed. All we get now is your typical pub honey garlic sauce. Won’t be returning…

Excellent food, friendly and welcoming staff, and a nice small establishment. Since they revamped their menu they’ve taken standard bar food and upped their game. Drink specials are always great too. It is always a pleasure to come here!

Have mostly been here on weekdays. A solid choice for food and drinks, plus they normally have pretty decent music playing as well. Canucks games played with sound on. Beware Leafs haters: all Leafs games are played with sound also. Fair warning :)

I live close by and come often. The people here are incredible and make the difference. I was here on the weekend and really liked the «ranchero» brunch option, the place was packed. Also a really great place to come see the Leafs play. Standing room only for each playoff game last year. Personally I hate the Leafs, so coming here to heckle their fans while they collapse in the playoffs is always a good time since they congregate here in droves. A great pub.

Great food, great people and great music. Plus they have a new patio. Flavourite pub in Kits.

I have been here many times and each time I was sure I wouldn’t be back.
Beer on the patio during the summer is pretty good but their food is always a huge let down. Their mixed drinks have been downright disgusting and I have sent more than one drink back, and I’m usually never upset with anything that has booze in it.

First time to this pub, read the reviews before I went but took it all with a «grain of salt»,
very glad I tried it! I had an incredible steak and a great cold beer for a good price,
good service, I will return!

Veggie to vegan options at night are pretty abysmal but the weird veggie burger thing on the menu is pretty terrible. Drink specials are alright. The draft beer selection is made for the uneducated beer drinker.
Veggie to vegan brunch is much better. They have black beans you can sub for eggs and tomato/​avocado you can sub for meat. I was looked at like I was an alien and was charged for the avocado but still, it was tasty.
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I don’t know why so many people aren’t a fan of the Regal Beagle. It’s in a great location a few blocks away from the 99 B-​line stop in Kitsilano. I came here with some friends on a Friday night around 10:30pm, and we were able to find a table in the back. We got a few pints of Sapporo and ordered the nachos. They were a bit expensive, but we got a massive pile of nachos with lots of toppings. It was a little bit loud inside, but you could still have a conversation. I’d definitely come back here for drinks.

With the permanent closure of the Frog & Firkin up the block we decided to pop in to the Regal Beagle with a couple of friends for a few drinks after dinner. The bar is essentally 2 separate rooms with the kitchen on the left and the bar on the right. We were greeted quickly at the door and were lucky to get the last table in the place.
First observation, it is so loud! The tv’s were blasting college hockey games, the speakers were blaring crappy pop music and everyone at the tables were trying to have conversations above the din. Second observation, 50% of the patrons were friends of Reagle Beagle employees. At times, we felt like we had crashed a private party. No complaints about our service since our server appeared to be the only employee without a posse of friends visiting.
By virtue of the fact that it is now the only bar in the area it is the least bit appealing.

We stopped by for brunch, being starving and intrigued by their $ 3.99 breakfast. I was surprised by the inside of the bar, I expected it to me much more of a dive. It was actually pretty nice.
We got seated at a small two-​top and handed menus right away. We both ordered coffee, which was surprisingly strong — my boyfriend couldn’t really drink his, as he’s not much of a coffee drinker anyway. Everything on the menu beyond the breakfast special was a significant price increase, so we stuck to our guns with the $ 3.99 breakfast.
Food was decent. Some random onions snuck their way onto our plates hidden in our potatoes, which was a bit weird. My poached eggs were just about perfectly done.
As we got the bill, we noticed a sign on the wall advertising the $ 3.99 breakfast with free coffee — we did not get this. Apparently you need to ask your server about it. Kind of annoying.
I probably wouldn’t come back for brunch, but I’d definitely come back for drinks.