Goods and Provisions is a well-kept secret in the heart of Leslieville -- our very own Prohibition-era speakeasy, complete with dim, globe-lit corners and black-and-white tiled floors. Dark stained oak paneling, sepia photographs, heavy wood tables and ancient misty mirrors complete the effect that we've fallen into a cozy 1930's tavern.

A pheasant presides over the sleek marble bar and deer antlers are mounted on a side wall, an aesthetic touch as requisite and necessary as the bearded, bespectacled bartender in any gastropub worth its weight on Queen Street.