Bar Hop is a brew pub that offers 100 types of bottled beers, 36 varieties of craft beer on tap and two casks with rotating options. Their seasonal brews include Mort Subite Framboise, Theresianer Vienna and Le Trou Du Diable Saison Du. Guests can also opt for bottled beer such as Saison Dupont, gluten-free kinds like Spirit Tree Draught Cider and gateway beers, the Dragon Stout being an example. You can also enjoy a snack or light meal while you have a drink. Keep an eye out for events such as Mussel Mondays, where you can avail of discounted prix fixe menus. This place doesn't accept reservations, hence it is advisable to head here early before it gets too crowded.
Equipped with dazzling lights and neon-lit corners that make your nights come alive, this spacious nightclub is located a few miles outside of Toronto's city limits. Luxy Nightclub features nightly DJ events for revelers to dance the night away, and packs an incredible atmosphere with its phenomenal decor. The nightclub also offers booth packages and VIP bottle service that can be reserved prior to your visit.
Odd Seoul, as the name suggests is a Korean cuisine restaurant with an understated decor. Their food, however is absolutely delicious and includes dishes such as deviled eggs, bulgogi cheesesteak, pork neck and avocado slaw, along with an interesting range of cocktails. One will often find old school hip-hop playing in the restaurant to add to the overall relaxed vibe. The staff is very friendly and helpful; however the restaurant is small and it is advisable that you make a reservation.
One of the city's original live music venues and where Canadian singing legend Stompin' Tom got his first break, this tavern is still the place to see the bands that put the word 'road' in roadhouse. From cowboy to punk, rock 'n' roll to grunge, the musical back room has heard it all. The sound system at Horseshoe Tavern is high decibel and, Tuesday nights, local radio station-The Edge hosts a New Music series of sounds from the street.
It's a throwback to Russia's Iron Curtain era, but there's nothing cold about this bar. Outfitted in plush red banquettes with gold accents throughout the decor, the 3-level space evokes some kind of historic glamor. The combination of exposed brick walls and hanging chandeliers is interestingly juxtaposed next to images of defining Russian figures like Lenin, Putin and Stalin. Featuring two bars, Pravda showcases an impressive collection of bottles with myriad vodkas to choose from. Slip down with Happy Hour featuring complimentary appetizers and cheap martinis Mondays through Thursdays.
Coda is a great place to celebrate the tail end of the night and morning. The nightclub is known for its smooth and powerful sound system, and the impressive list of underground house and techno DJs that it attracts. A night spent at Coda is usually a night with sought-after local and international DJ talent. Also the club has plenty of room to dance, a front and back bar, stools and couches for lounging, ceiling fans to keep the dance floor cool, and a snack bar.
Tucked away into a hidden alcove of Mount Pleasant Street, Yukashi Japanese Cuisine features just that: an assortment of Japanese delicacies cooked to perfection with a flourish which leaves guests dazzled. A remarkable addition to the slew of omakase restaurants dotting Toronto's lively streets and corners, this establishment has been receiving rave reviews for its succulent dishes packed with tantalizing seasonings and flavors. The interior is equal parts quirky and rustic, complete with exposed bamboo paneling and comfortable wooden tables. You can also opt to grab a seat at the counter and watch the magic unfold right before your eyes. Paired with tasteful variations of sake, the food here is a fantastic blend of traditional and contemporary, making Yukashi one of the best fine dining restaurants in the area!
Jacobs & Co. Steakhouse serves some of the most deliciously handcrafted steaks. Located in the Fashion District, this steakhouse also doubles as a piano bar, where you can sit for hours and listen to the pianist play. Offering a lavish ambience and courteous service, the restaurant serves an eclectic menu of meats, which are sourced from the best possible places. The menu consists of a wide range of dishes to please everyone's palate. Try the Kurobuta Pork Ribeye, Caesar Salad, Beef Tartar and Seafood Tower, which promise to be as awesome as the list of house-aged steaks. Round off your meal with one of the delectable desserts on offer. Reserve a table for that special occasion, and allow the team at Jacob's to take you on an unforgettable gastronomical journey.
If you're looking to sample some exquisite Spanish delights, you need look no further than Bar Isabel. Located in Little Italy, this restaurant serves some of the best Spanish cuisine that includes unique dishes such as Roast Bone Marrow and Tongue on Brioche. The restaurant is always buzzing with people, creating a warm atmosphere that is highlighted by the dimly colored lights hanging from the ceiling. Without a doubt, a meal at Bar Isabel guarantees a lovely night out on the town.
Boxcar Social is unique. Sip coffees from around the world, or craft beers and whiskeys, as you enjoy a conversation or indulge in some alone time. The finest coffees from Kenya, Colombia, and Brazil make their way to Boxcar to be processed into delicious drinks to savor. The menu keeps rotating so that the visitors experience a variety from across the globe. The beer-and-whiskey story is the same: the best from Toronto, Quebec, Germany, and Belgium are served here. Paired with wines of France, Italy, Spain, and many more the Boxcar Social boasts an elaborate offer. There are also breakfast, lunch, and dinner menus for gourmets to go with the drinks. The rustic ambiance and the impressive decor make this a great spot for a drinking and dining spree.