Bishop Quigley Neighborhood Pub

Bishop Quigley stands out for a deliberately compact offering: rather than compete with pubs listing dozens of dishes, it focuses on a handful of recognizable classics in a neighborhood setting. Its published menu includes a cheddar-onion burger, fish and chips, curry, a toasted ham-and-cheese sandwich, Caesar salad with chicken or salmon, and a daily soup the pub calls “brown soup.” Guinness, whiskey, and craft beer round out a visit built around a simple meal and conversation.

The website places the pub in Maple Ridge and connects the building and historic surroundings to its identity. Service begins at noon, with later closing on Friday and Saturday. The current menu lists prices and is worth checking before setting out; the kitchen is smaller than a full-service restaurant and availability may vary. The format is a clear fit for a pint and a relaxed meal, rather than a sports-and-entertainment venue.

Reviews of this branch particularly mention fish and chips, Guinness, and staff hospitality; some guests also mention parking, though availability can vary by time. Rather than describing a large venue, customer accounts suggest a place people return to for its friendly service and quieter evening. The short menu makes the food offer easy to understand without promising an extensive or specialized kitchen.

The address is south of downtown in a historic residential neighborhood; it is not an immediate walking extension of the Downtown nightlife district. It works best as a destination of its own or a planned stop in Maple Ridge. For a straightforward pub meal, the concise menu simplifies the choice; guests seeking live music, many screens, or a later night may prefer to compare it with pubs in Downtown or Cherry Street.