Best Cocktails in Toronto
1. Oretta King West, Toronto
Exciting art deco restaurant serving high(er) end Italian food, in a relaxed atmosphere. Destination spot that's a bit of a scene.
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Exciting art deco restaurant serving high(er) end Italian food, in a relaxed atmosphere. Destination spot that's a bit of a scene.
Intimate second-floor lounge glowing bright pink above a Yonge Street piano shop. Bartenders pour strong martinis and playful house cocktails across a quartz bar, backed by plush velvet seating and a steady disco soundtrack.
Contemporary Pakistani chaat and small plates served in a cozy, wood-paneled room. The space is intimate and dimly lit – ideal for sharing lamb nihari and cocktails like the Tamarind Margarita.
Dimly lit Queen West snack bar styled like a vintage streetcar. A long leather banquette faces the stainless steel bar, keeping the narrow room tight and moody for cocktails and global small plates.
Intimate 36-seat Harbord Village restaurant cooking a seasonal menu in a wood-burning oven. The tight, leather-lined space runs loud with shared Filipino-influenced plates and savory cocktails.
Tiny Leslieville cocktail bar styled like a warm 1970s dinner party, complete with vintage lava lamps and ceramic cats. The walk-in room fills early for extensive amaro flights, local wines, and fried mortadella sandwiches.
Intimate Sicilian spot serving house-made pastas and sourdough pizzas from an open kitchen. Diners at the ocean-blue bar watch chefs plate gnocchi and classic cannoli.
