THE FRANKLIN HOUSE

The Franklin House was built in 1855 by William Graydon and Peter Douglas. It was originally built as the private residence of Peter Douglas, who in 1859 went on to sell it to Bennet Franklin, a partner in Barber Brother’s Toronto Woollen Mills. Today “The Franklin House” is designated and protected under the terms of the Ontario Heritage Act.
In 2008 The Franklin House opened it’s doors as a pub and a restaurant, carrying on the tradition and paying tribute to the original building and it’s history.
Stories have been told that a young woman named “Jessie” has been haunting the building since the early 1900’s. Come in sometime and maybe you will feel her presence!

Welcome!

MAKING THE BEST PUB POSSIBLE

An excellent choice for lunch, dinner or evening drinks, Franklin House is the premier Pub in Streetsville.
Check out our selection of beer and ciders and wide array of international dishes crafted by Master Chef Greg Walker.
Live entertainment on Friday and Saturday night upstairs featuring variety of Rock, Classic Rock, Country artists and DJ’s. Check Events page for what is playing this weekend.

Have your next party or private meeting at the upstairs “Franklin Lounge”, it holds up to 70 people, features a full service bar and a Projector for any video needs. Parking is available in the back and in the adjacent free city parking lot.

Welcome!

In the Franklin House

Lunch Menu Started

Launched the new lunch menu, 8 items under 10 dollars

02 MUSIC

Full line up for May finalized, checkout the Events
section to see who is playing.

New Desserts Introduced

New Desserts from Cheesecake Factory and Dreamworks
introduced

Game time Specials

$5 Molson and Coors specials during Raptors and Leafs
games.