JJ's is strongest when it stays with familiar plates done for repeat use: Fish and Chips, Reuben Sandwich, Carved Roast Beef Dinner, Eggs Benedict, and Coconut Cream Pie give the menu a comfort-food center across the day.

Amici's is strongest when the order stays familiar: pizza, wings, Panzerotti, Garlic Bread, subs, and salads. It reads like a practical comfort-food shop rather than a single-dish destination.

The menu gives comfort food several strong routes: wings, poutine, burgers, ribs, fish and chips, pasta, and Lobster Mac and Cheese all sit at the centre of the pub's appeal.

Lasagna, wings, fish and chips, ribs, poutine, chicken parmesan, meatballs, burgers, and breakfast plates put the room squarely in comfort-food territory.

Wings, burgers, pies, fish and chips, French onion soup, pretzels with beer cheese, curry, ravioli, and meatloaf give the kitchen a deep comfort-food lane. It is broad enough for mixed groups without losing its pub identity.

The menu has the kind of Thai comfort lane that works on repeat: Pad Thai, Coconut Soup, Cashew Nut Chicken, Mango Chicken and curry choices. It can stay familiar while still letting one or two dishes bring heat or brightness.

Teddy's strength is familiar food done in a pub register: wings, Fish ’N Chips, Bruteddy Bread, fries, wraps, sandwiches, nachos, and shareables that make sense for groups, games, and regulars.

Butter sauces, spinach-paneer curries, biryanis, warm naan and tandoor items give Indian Hut a clear comfort-food lane. The best meals here lean into rich sauces, soft breads and generous portions.

Comfort comes through in the familiar side of the menu: Wonton Soup, Wonton Noodle Soup, Lo Mein, Fried Rice, Orange Chicken, and Sweet & Sour Pork. Those dishes give the restaurant a dependable takeout base beside the Banh Mi and bao.