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Food is consistently excellent. Our waitress, Natasha, was awesome - friendly, efficient, and attentive. This is why we keep going back for an affordable but tasty meal.
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Bars near Merchandise Building Toronto ON in Toronto, ON (608 Result(s))
1.9 km
One of the last bastions of old-world Queen Street West, the Cameron House is easy to find by its psychedelic mural on the Cameron Ave. side of the building. The inside has lofty ceiling and it's common to find artists, writers and musicians sitting hunched over a beer. Music ranges from house to jazz. There is often some theatre and live music in both the front and back stages. Be sure to catch The 'Mad Bastard' Cabaret if you get a chance.
21 Tank House Lane, Toronto, ON M5A 3C4
Pub, Canadian Cuisine, Restaurant With Wifi Internet, Restaurant With Terrace
Mill St. Brewery officially opened in December 2002. The brewery began in an original tank house within the historic Gooderham & Worts Distillery complex, now known as the Historic Distillery District. Built in the late 1870s, the building is a well preserved example of classic Victorian industrial architecture. In 2013 Mill St. Brewery added a new dimension to the Mill St. Brew Pub family with the launch of The Beer Hall. Using a sophisticated draught beer delivery system, The Beer Hall offers a selection of Mill St. beers pumped through copper encased beer lines. The delivery system also services a copper still that is used to distill the new Mill St. Bierschnaps. Created from their award-winning craft beers, the Mill St. Bierschnaps, a traditional German style dry spirit, is a first for Canadian Craft brewers. The production of Bierschnaps brings back a 150 year old tradition of distilling toToronto's historic Distillery District. The Beer Hall celebrates the tradition of its
25 Dockside Dr, Toronto, ON M5A 0B5
Coffee Shop, Wine Bar, Pub, Continental, Asian, Canadian Cuisine, Indonesian, American Cuisine, Take-out, Restaurant With Party Services, Bring Your Own Wine, Oyster Bar
Against the Grain is the latest concept bringing urban chic to Toronto's Harbourfront. Located in the Corus Entertainment Building right next to Sugar Beach, this Urban Tavern is perfectly situated within walking distance to downtown, allowing you to relax and enjoy the spectacular view of Lake Ontario and the Toronto Island. Against the Grain is a casual Urban Tavern where people gather to enjoy Maple Chipotle Wings with a local brew, Pulled Pork braised in dark beer and molasses, Stone Baked Pizzas or traditional cocktails with a twist. All served in a sophisticated presentation and service. Unique local and European brews are tapped regularly along with interesting new and old world wines. Check out our rotating line up of Canadiana, Locals Only and the Traveller's Tap - always serving you new and exciting flavours. Of course we can't forget the cocktails including our own signature "Against the Grain" made with Canadian whiskey.
1.9 km
1.8 km
A legendary Toronto blues club on Spadina Ave, Grossman's is located in Chinatown and features regular blues acts that have included Jeff Healey and Danny Marks. The bar is also home to regulars who line the bar. The atmosphere is gritty, and spartan, in other words, perfect for real, raunchy blues and rock acts. This place has character.
156 Front St W, Toronto, ON M5J 2L6
Pub, Irish, Restaurant With Live Entertainment
Enjoy an exciting evening of dining and entertainment. We're just a stones throw from the Metropolitan Toronto Convention Centre, The Air Canada Centre, The Rogers Centre, The Princess of Wales and The Royal Alexandra Theatres and Roy Thomson Hall.
12 Kensington Ave Main, Toronto, ON M5T 2J7
Pub, International, Mediterranean, Casual
1.9 km
Kensington Market, where people moving to the ebb and flow of world events make a pit stop. Among them, enclaves of hippies, struggling students, chefs shopping with integrity, preppies from the suburbs buying torn jeans from secondhand stores on gold credit cards, and savvy restaurateurs and shopkeepers who've seen it all. Last Temptation is a cafe named after a novel by Kazantzakis and owned by William Pham. Hummus with pita is smooth with a garlicky tang, green and white linguine primavera is generous and fresh, Oriental chicken or shrimp stir-fry sings of garlic or ginger, spicy roti is fresh and cooked with a light hand. Fresh fruit salad on yogurt is swirled with honey and cinnamon. A tiny price buys a main course with salad. And it's all served on white plates with blue trim, gold edges, and pictures of Hebrew tablets.
Open seven days a week, The Office Pub located on John St. is right in the heart of the Entertainment District, just steps away from the CN Tower, Rogers Centre and TIFF Lightbox. The Office Pub specializes in fresh pub fare with a twist - fried ravioli poutine, tandoori chicken tacos, and a fig pig burger. Drinks include fresh ingredient cocktails and a bevvy of local craft and imported beers. Karaoke Nights are available Wednesdays to Saturdays.
1.8 km