I’ve always been that person who checks menu prices online before visiting a restaurant. Call it budget-conscious or just practical, but I like knowing what I’m getting into. So when I started hearing buzz about King Taps, naturally, I did my homework on their pricing before my first visit.
After going there multiple times over the past few weeks, I realised there’s more to their pricing than just numbers on a menu. The experience, the food quality, and especially their happy hour deals completely changed my perspective on what I initially thought might be overpriced.
Let me break down everything I’ve learned about King Taps menu prices in Canada, including the dishes worth trying and the times you’ll get the best value for your money.
Features
| Menu Item | Price |
| Tuna Crudo | CAN$17 |
| Rotator Pizza | CAN$26 |
| Sticky Toffee Pudding | CAN$12.50 |
To Share
| Menu Item | Price |
| Burrata & Prosciutto | CAN$32 |
| Dip Duo (NEW) | CAN$14.75 |
| Hummus + Tzatziki Dip (NEW) | CAN$14.75 |
| Add Crudité | CAN$3.50 |
| Night Market Calamari | CAN$20.50 |
| Crispy Sushi | CAN$18.75 |
| Truffle Fries | CAN$13.75 |
| Minimacks | CAN$19.75 |
| Mini Nashville Chicken Sandwiches | CAN$19.50 |
| Korean Chicken | CAN$18.75 |
| Brussels Sprouts | CAN$15.75 |
| Chicken Wings | CAN$20.25 |
| The Trio | CAN$12.50 |
| Tuna Crudo (NEW) | CAN$17 |
Greens
| Menu Item | Price |
| Chicken Chop Salad (NEW) | CAN$25 |
| Parmesan Chicken & Gem Caesar | CAN$25.25 |
| Santorini Salad | CAN$19.50 |
| Add Salmon | CAN$10.25 |
| Add Prawns | CAN$9.50 |
| Add Parmesan Chicken | CAN$8.50 |
| Add Chicken | CAN$7.75 |
Bowls
| Menu Item | Price |
| Saladita Bowl | CAN$24.50 |
| Tuna Poke Bowl | CAN$27.50 |
| The Power Bowl | CAN$24.50 |
Mains, Pasta, and Steaks
| Menu Item | Price |
| Peri Peri Chicken | CAN$32.75 |
| Salmon Fresca | CAN$35.75 |
| Carbonara | CAN$25.25 |
| Add Chicken (Pasta) | CAN$7.75 |
| Add Prawn (Pasta) | CAN$9.50 |
| Spicy Vodka Rigatoni | CAN$25.75 |
| Add Fennel Sausage | CAN$6.50 |
| The Bolo | CAN$26.75 |
| 8oz Canadian Top Sirloin | CAN$39.75 |
| 12oz PEI® Ribeye | CAN$55 |
| Add Prawns (Steak) | CAN$9.50 |
| Add Red Wine Demi-Glace or Peppercorn Sauce | CAN$4.25 |
| Add Chimichurri or Horseradish Cream | CAN$3.25 |
Pizza
| Menu Item | Price |
| Rotator Pizza (NEW) | CAN$26 |
| Hella Stracciatella | CAN$29 |
| Add Prosciutto | CAN$4.50 |
| Godfather | CAN$24.75 |
| Notorious | CAN$24.75 |
| BBQ Chicken | CAN$24.75 |
| Just Gimme a Pepperoni | CAN$24.75 |
| Stinging Bee | CAN$24.75 |
| Kona | CAN$24.75 |
| Wild Thing | CAN$24.75 |
| Margherita | CAN$22.75 |
| Substitute Gluten-Free Dough | CAN$4.50 |
| Add Stracciatella | CAN$8 |
| Buttermilk Ranch (for pizza) | CAN$3 |
| Creamy Calabrian Parm (for pizza) | CAN$3 |
| Spicy Yogurt (for pizza) | CAN$3 |
| Jalapeño Ranch (for pizza) | CAN$3 |
Handhelds & Tacos
| Menu Item | Price |
| French Onion Beef Dip | CAN$25 |
| King Burger | CAN$25.50 |
| Nashville Hot Chicken Sandwich | CAN$24 |
| Roasted Turkey Clubhouse | CAN$23.75 |
| Malibu Club | CAN$23.75 |
| Substitute Gluten-Free Bun | CAN$3.25 |
| Substitute Greens | CAN$3 |
| Substitute Gem Caesar Salad | CAN$3 |
| Substitute Truffle Fries | CAN$3 |
| Substitute Lettuce Bun | CAN$2.75 |
| Substitute Veggie Patty | CAN$1 |
| Chicken Tacos | CAN$19.75 |
| Prawn Tacos | CAN$20 |
| Add Gem Caesar Salad (Tacos) | CAN$6.75 |
| Add Truffle Fries (Tacos) | CAN$5.75 |
| Add Greens (Tacos) | CAN$5.50 |
| Add Fries (Tacos) | CAN$5.50 |
| Add Guacamole | CAN$4.50 |
Dessert
| Menu Item | Price |
| Sticky Toffee Pudding (NEW) | CAN$12.75 |
| Pretzel Crunch Brownie | CAN$12.75 |
| Cloud 9 | CAN$12.75 |
| Caramel Chocolate Mousse Trio | CAN$12.75 |
Non-Alcoholic Drinks
| Menu Item | Price |
| Corona ‘Cero’ (0.0%) 0.33L | CAN$8.50 |
| Bellwoods ‘Stay Classy’ IPA (0.5%) 0.473L | CAN$9 |
| Guinness ‘Zero’ (0.0%) 0.44L | CAN$9.50 |
| Red Bull (Regular or Sugar-Free) 0.25L | CAN$7 |
Hungry (Weekend Brunch)
Saturday & Sunday open – 2 pm (dine-in only)
| Menu Item | Price |
| Bacon Benny | CAN$19 |
| Avocado Benny | CAN$18.75 |
| Huevos Rancheros | CAN$19 |
| Add Braised Chicken | CAN$7.50 |
| Breakfast Pizza | CAN$20.50 |
| Add Hollandaise | CAN$3.50 |
| Steak & Eggs (8oz Canadian Top Sirloin) | CAN$38 |
| Steak & Eggs (12oz PEI® Ribeye) | CAN$53 |
| Breaky Bowl | CAN$18.75 |
| The Standard | CAN$17 |
| Substitute Breakfast Link Sausage | CAN$4 |
| Brioche French Toast | CAN$22 |
| Extra: Smashed Potatoes | CAN$5 |
| Extra: Avocado | CAN$4 |
| Extra: Poached or Sunny Side Up Egg | CAN$3.50 |
| Extra: Bacon | CAN$4 |
| Extra: Hollandaise | CAN$3.50 |
| Extra: Breakfast Link Sausage | CAN$8 |
| Extra: Croissant | CAN$4 |
Thirsty – Cocktails
| Menu Item | Price |
| Mimosa (5oz) | CAN$7 |
| Bottomless Mimosas | CAN$25 |
| Na’cho Caesar (1oz) | CAN$6 |
| Moonwalker (2oz) | CAN$10 |
| Salty Dog (1.5oz) | CAN$9 |
| Sangria (5oz) | CAN$11 |
| Party Size Sangria (20oz) | CAN$40 |
Brunch Happy Hour
Saturday & Sunday open – 12 pm (dine-in only)
| Menu Item | Price |
| Bacon Benny | CAN$15 |
| Avocado Benny | CAN$15 |
| Huevos Rancheros | CAN$15 |
| Add Braised Chicken | CAN$7.50 |
| Breakfast Pizza | CAN$15 |
| Add Hollandaise | CAN$3.50 |
| The Standard | CAN$15 |
| Substitute Breakfast Link Sausage | CAN$4 |
| Breaky Bowl | CAN$15 |
| Brioche French Toast | CAN$15 |
Happy Hour
Daily 2-5 pm & 9-Close (dine-in only)
All Cocktails $10
| Menu Item | Price |
| Passion Fruit Bellini (1.5oz) (NEW) | CAN$10 |
| Add Passion Fruit Bellini | CAN$2 |
| Cool Cool Mule (1oz) (NEW) | CAN$10 |
| Moonwalker (2oz) | CAN$10 |
| Dillon’s Hugo Spritz (3oz) | CAN$10 |
| Sugar-Free Margarita (2oz) (NEW) | CAN$10 |
| Aperol Spritz (5oz) | CAN$10 |
| Spicy Jalapeño Margarita (2oz) | CAN$10 |
| The Mojito (1.5oz) | CAN$10 |
| Add Fresh Fruit Coulis (Mojito or Frozen Margarita) | CAN$0.50 |
| Sangria (5oz) | CAN$10 |
| Salty Dog (1.5oz) | CAN$10 |
| Frozen Margarita (1.5oz) | CAN$10 |
| Pink Flamingo (2oz) | CAN$10 |
| Classic Margarita (2oz) | CAN$10 |
$5 Off All Share Plates
| Menu Item | Price |
| Burrata & Prosciutto | CAN$27 |
| Dip Duo (NEW) | CAN$9.75 |
| Hummus + Tzatziki Dip (NEW) | CAN$9.75 |
| Night Market Calamari | CAN$14.75 |
| Crispy Sushi | CAN$13 |
| The Trio | CAN$7.50 |
| Truffle Fries | CAN$8.50 |
| Mini Nashville Chicken Sandwiches | CAN$14.50 |
| Minimacks | CAN$14.50 |
| Korean Chicken | CAN$13.75 |
| Brussels Sprouts | CAN$10.50 |
| Chicken Wings | CAN$15.25 |
| Tuna Crudo (NEW) | CAN$12 |
$5 Off All Pizzas
| Menu Item | Price |
| Rotator Pizza (NEW) | CAN$21 |
| Hella Stracciatella | CAN$24 |
| Godfather | CAN$19.75 |
| Notorious | CAN$19.75 |
| BBQ Chicken | CAN$19.75 |
| Just Gimme A Pepperoni | CAN$19.75 |
| Stinging Bee | CAN$19.75 |
| Kona | CAN$19.75 |
| Wild Thing | CAN$19.75 |
| Margherita | CAN$19.75 |
Highballs
| Menu Item | Price |
| Well Highballs (1oz) | CAN$5 |
| Add Frozen Margarita Slush | CAN$1 |
| Ranch Water | CAN$5 |
Most Popular Menu Items at King Taps Canada
I noticed a few dishes that consistently appeared at almost every table during my visits. The Korean Chicken at CAN$18.75 was everywhere – and after trying it myself, I understood why. The Truffle Fries and Nashville Hot Chicken Sandwich were also crowd favorites that I saw ordered constantly.
King Burger
The King Burger at CAN$25.50 is honestly one of those burgers that lives up to its name. I would suggest ordering this if you’re craving a classic done right – juicy patty, fresh toppings, and it comes with fries. Perfect for anyone who wants a satisfying, no-nonsense meal that actually fills you up.
Nashville Hot Chicken Sandwich
This sandwich at CAN$24 has some serious heat, so don’t order it thinking it’s mildly spicy. The chicken is crispy, juicy, and coated in that signature Nashville-style sauce. If you love spicy food and want something with real flavour and kick, this is absolutely worth trying during your visit.
Just Gimme A Pepperoni
Sometimes you just want a straightforward pepperoni pizza, and this one delivers at CAN$24.75. In my opinion, it’s perfect for anyone who isn’t into fancy toppings and just wants quality cheese, sauce, and pepperoni on a wood-fired crust. Great for sharing or keeping all to yourself – no judgment here.
Truffle Fries
I would recommend these Truffle Fries at CAN$13.75 to literally everyone. They’re addictive in the best way – crispy, perfectly salted, with just enough truffle flavor that doesn’t overpower. Whether you’re ordering them as a side or a snack to share, you honestly can’t go wrong with these.
Margherita
The Margherita pizza at CAN$22.75 is the most affordable pizza option, but don’t let that fool you. It’s simple, fresh, and lets the quality of the ingredients shine through – San Marzano tomatoes, fresh basil, and mozzarella. If you appreciate a classic pizza done authentically, this is your go-to choice.
Korean Chicken
The Korean Chicken at CAN$18.75 is honestly the dish I see at almost every table, and for good reason. It’s sweet, spicy, and sticky with the perfect crispy coating. I would recommend this as a share plate that everyone will fight over – the flavor is bold without being overwhelming, making it a crowd-pleaser.
Opening and Closing Times for King Taps Canada
King Taps offers flexible hours to accommodate different dining occasions, from weekend brunch to late-night happy hour. While specific times may vary by location, here’s what I found about their general schedule:
Weekend Brunch Hours
Saturday – Sunday: Open until 2:00 p.m. (dine-in only)
Brunch Happy Hour
Saturday – Sunday: Open until 12:00 p.m. (dine-in only)
Daily Happy Hour
Monday – Sunday: 2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. & 9:00 p.m. – Close (dine-in only)
Note: The exact opening and closing times for regular lunch and dinner service aren’t specified in their standard menu, so I’d recommend checking with your nearest King Taps location directly or visiting their website. From what I’ve noticed during my visits, they seem to operate throughout the afternoon and evening, but it’s always best to confirm before heading out, especially if you’re planning to visit outside of their happy hour windows.
Alternative to King Taps in Canada
If King Taps isn’t quite what you’re looking for, there are plenty of other great spots in Canada worth checking out. I’ve tried a few similar restaurants that offer comparable menus and price points – places with good food, casual atmospheres, and options for sharing plates and cocktails.
Frequently Asked Questions About King Taps
What are the Happy Hour drink prices at King Taps Canada?
During Happy Hour (daily in many locations), specialty cocktails are usually CAN$10 each, and beer options are about CAN$5. Bottles of wine are often discounted to half price.
These happy hour prices offer excellent value when compared to regular drink prices, helping you enjoy King Taps’ drinks menu without spending too much in early or late‑night sessions.
Are there special menu combos at King Taps Canada, and what are their prices (if any)?
King Taps doesn’t typically advertise fixed combo meals like “meal deals” across most locations, but they do offer seasonal tasting menus or event specials occasionally. Pricing for these can vary — for example, special multi‑course dinners may run around a set price depending on ingredients and courses offered.
These seasonal or limited menus are less common than standard menu items, so when King Taps runs them, they are usually clearly advertised with prices upfront so diners know exactly what to expect and how much they’ll pay.
What are the prices for vegetarian menu items at King Taps Canada?
Vegetarian choices at King Taps, such as the Hella Stracciatella pizza or Santorini Salad, are typically priced around CAN$19–29. These dishes include fresh ingredients and creative flavours that are comparable in price to other non‑vegetarian options.
This pricing means vegetarians can enjoy premium offerings without feeling like they’re paying extra just for dietary preferences — overall menu balance keeps vegetarian options competitive with meat‑based dishes.
Are there gluten‑free menu items at King Taps, and how much do they cost?
Some locations offer gluten‑free dough or buns for pizza and handhelds for an upcharge, typically around CAN$4–5 extra added to the base price. This makes customizing a pizza or burger to be gluten‑free a bit more expensive than the usual item price.
Not all items are gluten‑free by default, so you’ll generally pay that small premium when requesting substitutions, but the main menu prices remain the same otherwise.
Do prices at King Taps vary by location across Canada?
Yes — prices can vary slightly depending on city and specific location. For example, Toronto prices are often a bit higher than in smaller cities like Kelowna or Vancouver suburbs. The average range still stays consistent, but expect some variation of CAN$1–3 per item.
This variation is normal due to differences in local rent, labour, and ingredient costs, but the overall menu pricing structure remains similar nationwide.
What are the most expensive menu items at King Taps Canada?
When looking at the full King Taps Canada menu, the most expensive items tend to be premium entrées and steak dishes, which reflect larger portions and higher‑quality ingredients. These items are perfect if you’re looking for a hearty meal or celebrating a special occasion.
Most expensive menu items:
• 12oz PEI® Ribeye – CAN$55
• 8oz Canadian Top Sirloin – CAN$39.75
• Salmon Fresca – CAN$35.75
• Peri Peri Chicken – CAN$32.75
What are the cheapest menu items at King Taps Canada?
On the flip side, King Taps also offers several budget‑friendly options, especially in its share plates and Happy Hour deals. These items are great if you want something light or affordable without compromising on flavour.
Cheapest menu items:
• The Trio – CAN$7.50
• Well Highballs – CAN$5
• Ranch Water – CAN$5
• Dip Duo (Happy Hour) – CAN$9.75
Conclusion
After all my visits to King Taps, I can say the prices are fair for what you’re getting – especially if you take advantage of their happy hour deals. The food quality is consistent, portions are generous, and there’s enough variety to keep things interesting whether you’re going for brunch or dinner.
If you’ve been to King Taps, I’d love to hear about your experience! Drop a comment below and let me know what you ordered and if you think the prices were worth it. Your insights help other Canadians decide where to eat next.
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