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170 Peninsula Rd, North Bay, ON P1B 8G4, Canada, North Bay, ON

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The "Tage" was an fantastic stop along the snowmobile trail. What a cool place. Great service, great food. We went with the recommended "Tage Burger." It was super good. I highly recommend stopping here to eat that burger.

Posted 2/14/2026

Chantal F

We were looking forward to going for wings and pizza last Saturday (live outside of town) and were very disappointed. First, it was absolutely freezing so we wore our coats the entire time. When we were served the pizza was not fully cooked at all the dough was almost raw, the wings were cooked in old grease (we could tell) and the sauce (buffalo hot) was not good at all, it was greasy and had no flavour. We waited a very long time for food, which was odd as there were only 3 tables to be served in the restaurant. We were not provided bowls for the wing bones and one small plate each for our food. It was a very unusual experience as we have usually had excellent food here. Not sure what happened…

Posted 11/4/2025

Sarah B

Showed up via snowmobile. Lots of room to place your gear while eating. I enjoyed my meal however there was some confusion over what the menu stated vs what was received at our table. Buffalo chicken sandwich did not have crispy chicken although menu states crispy coated and fried chicken breast. Pulled pork sandwich was just pulled pork on a burger bun, no coleslaw. Still overall very good just some people at my table were confused or slightly dissatisfied.

Posted 2/25/2025

Tim F

This historic pub still serves up a unique, fun and low-key atmosphere best suited for family, vacationers, and snow mobile enthusiasts. I would love to see theme nights and events like card nights, board game nights, and live music so that we could support a Renaissance for this once-vibrant venue.

Posted 1/3/2025

Michelle Scott

The best cheese burger of my life it’s huge heavy and very tasty and fresh cut frys too loved it also the wings are jumbos and good and so is the pulled pork poutine a must try u won’t leave hungry and the potatoe skins are good too

Posted 3/19/2024

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