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Apr 11, 2024 · 1. Bar Raval. What is it: You’ll hear the bustling crowds of this slick Spanish-inspired bar before you see them. Bar Raval ’s covered patio is often filled with patrons standing...
Guided by little more than a pineapple-shaped sign and the promise of customized cocktails, tenacious types find their way to this hidden-in-plain sight spot on Bloor. There's no menu here, so shoot the bartender a notion — from a flavour, to a mood, even a dream — and wait for the surprise to hit. Read More. Bar.
- Bar Volo
- The Shameful Tiki Room
- El Rey
- Burdock Brewery
- Black Dice Cafe
- Coffee Oysters Champage / à Toi
- Barchef
- Clockwork
- Mother Cocktail Bar
- Alo
Bar Volo has been an institution for the past 30 years so, and they’ve carried their reputation to the new location on Nicholas Street. The biggest attraction here is probably the 26 rotating taps that they have, often with some unique and unusual beers that aren’t widely available at other Toronto bars. It makes them a favourite for die-hard Untap...
If there’s a better name for a Toronto bar, then we’re unaware of it. Simply put, it’s one of those fun bars in Toronto when you get to order the most outlandish cocktail you can think of and, ironically, feel precisely zero shame about. Located on Queen West, what makes this spot special is not only the atmosphere, but their emphasis on making thi...
Here’s a fun fact about Toronto – Kensington Market absolutely rocks, and it doesn’t hurt that El Rey calls Kensington home. In fact, strolling around Kensington made it to our list of the most fun activities in Toronto, and while you’re there, you might as well sip on some mezcal. If you’re looking for mezcal in Toronto, then look no further than ...
Burdock Brewery is far from your conventional brewery, which is why it lands on a list of the best bars in Toronto. The owners aren’t just interested in beer, but also in wine, cider and the whole works. In fact, if you’ve visited, you’ll know that they’re often blending their passions, quite literally (apparently beerwine and beercider are things)...
A somewhat conventional “bar-esque” sounding name for a totally unconventional bar in Toronto. They apparently bill themselves as a “Japanese rockabilly bar,” and it’s not that far off to be honest. Most people that are coming from far and wide are coming to appreciate their hefty selection of Japanese whisky which, for those who have not tried it,...
The first thing that we have to acknowledge this spot for is their website URL, sipshucksip.com. I mean, that’s pretty fantastic for a spot that serves champagne and oysters, right? If you’re looking for a fancy spot that will make you feel like you’re in The Great Gatsby, then this King Street West institution has you covered. Wandering around thi...
BarChef is where cocktail enthusiasts in this province have been heading for quite sometime. The cocktails are all-encompassing experience in that it’s never just about the flavour, but also the remarkable presentation. The very intentional ambiance that they aim to create is both duly noted and pulled off effortlessly. This isn’t where you go if y...
On Front Street, right across from Union, Toronto finally has the bar they’ve been looking for in this area. The Fairmont Royal York spared no expense in revitalizing their lobby bar, and the efforts have paid off in spades. They’ve got a little something for everyone, including an impressive array of champagne. To us, what makes Clockwork such a t...
Not far from Trinity Bellwoods is where this Toronto cocktail icon can be found. They’re known for their original approach to fermentations, and creating cocktails with a remarkable amount of ingenuity. They openly admit that they’re trying to push the boundaries of what a cocktail bar in Toronto can be. In fact, they mention on their website that ...
More than many other Toronto bars on this list, Alo (on Spadina) is as well known for its menu and food as much as anything else. They offer a French tasting menu, which someone goes perfectly with the atmosphere of a Victorian building. They make excellent cocktails, but they’re just as well known for their wine list, which often includes a few bo...
Jun 22, 2018 · Our top recommendations for the best bars in Toronto, Ontario, Canada with pictures, reviews, and details. Find the best spots to drink, including fun, trendy, rooftop bars and more.
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Jun 8 2022, 6:13 am. @ciblibto/Instagram. The organization behind The World’s 50 Best Bars has officially launched a brand-new list and awards program in North America for the first time ever. ADVERTISEMENT. The list of North America’s 50 Best Bars has been unveiled, and four Toronto watering holes made the list. View this post on Instagram.
May 18, 2023 · Toronto bars were stacked throughout a new list of Canada's best bars for 2023, and there are plenty of spots to add to your list. These Are The 10 Best Bars In Toronto According To Experts & The Drinks Are A Work Of Art - Narcity
Aug 12, 2017 · Here are my picks for the top neighbourhoods for bars in Toronto. Dundas West. The ever-changing west side street continues to flourish with some of the city's more gritty, daring and creative bars.
