Shepherd's Crook

86 Main Street South

Georgetown, Ontario

L7G 3E4

905 702-0456

shepherd@kw.igs.net

 

 

 

The Shepherd's Crook is a traditional pub-restaurant in the heart of downtown Georgetown, near the intersection of Main and Mill Streets. It's housed in a designated stone building, erected in 1879.

 

It's a place to meet friends and have a chat - and there's no television set to distract you from the craic. We serve good food, for good value. There are daily lunch and dinner specials to supplement the menu. Nineteen draught taps pour only microbrews - we have one pull handle for cask-conditioned 'real ale' - and imports. There's live Celtic or folk music on Friday nights, starting about eight o'clock.

 

 

 

Entertainment in March 2010

Friday, March 12th at 8 pm – Failte

Saturday, March 13th at 7.30 – Traditional Irish session, with Phil McMahon and friends

Wednesday, March 17thSt PatrickÕs Day

Join us for Irish menu special, green beer (for those who insist)

Irish dancers

And the music of Random Roads.

Friday, March 19th  at 8 pm – John Ecclestone

Saturday, March 20th at 7.30 – Traditional Irish session, with Phil McMahon and friends

Friday, March 26th at 8 pm – Tom Leighton and Conrad Kipping

Saturday, March 27th at 7.30 – Traditional Irish session, with Phil McMahon and friends

 

Check out

An seomra beag (the Wee Room) Celtic gift shop

Open Wednesday, Friday and Saturday 11.30 – 5

With Celtic jewellry, prints, stained glass, tea cozies and much more

 

New in the shop

Tweed and patch caps from Hanna Hats in Donegal Town