Granite Brewery on Eglinton Avenue in Davisville is home to several local brews, craft beers, cask-conditioned ales and stouts that are brewed on site. Offered on tap or take-away bottles, these blends are some of the best local brews around. Apart from the prolific beer-list, there's also a wine menu that features many red, white and bubbly vinos and a selection of spirits that includes whiskeys, scotches, malts and gins. For the munchies, Granite offers an All-American menu that includes classic dishes like crispy calamari, chicken fingers and a range of burgers, pastas and salads. All in all, a great place to eat, drink and be merry!
If Elvis were a sports fan, this Leaside area bar would be Graceland. Every inch of wall space is splattered with jerseys, pictures, tributes and caricatures of every athlete who ever laced up a pair. With a theme park like this, there might be a tendency to let the food slide. It's definitely not the case here, with both food and service as good as you'll find in any pub setting. The menu at McSorley Saloon features offerings such as Old Man McSorley's cut prime rib and the Bayview Burgercooked to order. Call ahead to know more.
Ronnie's may just be the ultimate dive bar. Tiny and always full. this is a hot spot within Kensington Market. The crowd generally consists of the very hip, bike-riding, scarf-wearing, well-connected variety, but the relaxed atmosphere and affordable drinks are the reason to check it out. If you want to meet Toronto locals, this is the place to go. Things get a little cramped when it is busy, but everyone is friendly. The back room provides a little ambiance and romance, with paintings lining the walls and lighting that patrons can control with the dimmer, making it an excellent drink spot on a first date.
Get ready to party non-stop at this boisterous bar with an infectious energy that has everybody on their toes. The Loose Moose boasts of a gigantic two-level space that can hold no less than 800 patrons. The interiors sport an industrial decor with exposed brick walls and ceilings that make it look like an old warehouse. Centerpiece of the bar is an insanely long chandelier made up of bottles snaking it's way through the entire space. The many neon signs spewing a riot of colors add to the fun vibe of the space. On the menu are a superb selection of American and pub favorites. The sandwiches and burgers deserve a special mention. The drink list has an excellent beer selection and enough of other spirits to keep the party going. Regular live bands and DJs keep the party rocking. A rocking place for a fun night out.
For a refreshing night outing, head to the Revival. This chic and classy place in downtown Toronto is a one-stop spot for all your entertainment needs. You can gulp down your meal with a host of spirits, from cocktails and martinis to wines, world-class beers and even champagnes. After you have enjoyed your satisfying meal is when the true entertainment begins. There is a stage where a host of local performers are ready to rock your night. All in all, a great entertainment joint.
Located inside the basement of Drake Hotel, Underground is famous among the party-goers and music fanatics alike. Host to a range of live music performances, concerts, gigs, film screenings and dance parties, Underground is surely the most versatile venue around. Offering a full bar, and some tit-bits to gorge on, this amazing space will surely add to the fun in your evening. To know about their upcoming schedule, keep a tab on their Facebook page.