Jack Astor's Bar & Grill
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Jack Astor's Bar and Grill is a chain of 32 restaurants located in Ontario
Ontario
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, Quebec
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, Alberta
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, Nova Scotia
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, Canada, and New York
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 in the United States. All locations include a restaurant and bar area. It is owned by Service Inspired Restaurants.

The restaurant features a neon sign with the restaurant name, flashing the "tor'" portion of the word "Astor's".
Ontario

Ancaster

Barrie

Brampton

Burlington

Kanata

Kitchener

London - North

London - South

London - Richmond Row

Mississauga - Dundas/403

Mississauga - Square One

Newmarket

Richmond Hill

Scarborough

St. Catharines

Stoney Creek - Eastgate Square

Toronto - Front Street

Toronto - John Street

Toronto - Sherway Gardens

Toronto - Shops at Don Mills

Toronto Airport - Hwy 27 & Dixon

Toronto - Yonge & Bloor

Toronto - Yonge & Dundas

Vaughan

Whitby
Nova Scotia

Dartmouth

Halifax
Quebec

Boisbriand

Dorval

Greenfield Park
New York

Buffalo
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