History is full of bizarre and frustrating inaccuracies that have a way of shaping how we think. For instance, in the United States, most high schools teach that the US won the War of 1812. No mention is made of a ragtag group of angry Canadian farmers torching the White House. History has similarly looked down upon the state of English cuisine. The truth is, English food is brilliant. You can see for yourself with today's WagJag: $20 for $40 worth of food at the Whistling Walrus.
The Whistling Walrus' British-influenced atmosphere is an ideal setting in which to enjoy one's morning, noon, post-noon, pre-evening, or evening repast. Meals get started on the right flipper with Walrus Wings ($8.99/lb), a heap of chips (the French-fry kind) topped with homemade curry sauce ($4.99), or Walrus Tusks tortillas rolled with chicken, chili, and cheese, fried and served with Whistling Hot Dip ($8.49). Entrees include an array of wraps, sandwiches, salads, and pastas. Naturally, pub faves have a prime spot on the menu: beer-battered halibut and chips ($8.99-$10.99), stout helpings of steak and Guinness pie ($8.99), or jumbo Yorkshire puddings stuffed with fillings like chicken, asparagus, and cheese or roast beef with mushrooms and gravy smother hunger with their flavour-pillows. With 20 beers on tap from around the globe, diners are sure to find the perfect sudsy accompaniment to every meal.
The Whistling Walrus offers a huge selection of some of the best comfort food you'll find anywhere. Enjoy live entertainment Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. There is something for everyone at the Whistling Walrus!
