Thursday-to-Saturday live music is part of the pub's weekly identity, not a side note. Plan those nights when you want Thompson House to feel like a full social room: dinner, pints, and music all pulling in the same direction.

Weekend music and a rock-and-roll menu identity make the visit feel more active than a standard sushi dinner, especially for date nights and groups.

The pub leans into live-entertainment energy, especially Sunday afternoons, and the room is framed for family dinner, after-work pints, and bigger St. Patrick's Day crowds.

Live music, close-up magic, and monthly Latin Night give the dining room a lively second gear while the seafood menu still carries the meal. It works for diners who want atmosphere without losing the food anchor.

The interactive side of Jose's comes through in trivia and sports-viewing cues, giving the room a reason to feel active beyond the food. This is the place to choose when the meal is part of a livelier night, not when the goal is a quiet tasting-menu pace.

The upstairs pool-room context gives Eastwood's an interactive social layer: this is the kind of casual room where nachos, wings, and poutine can sit beside a longer hang.