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Restaurant type

  • Tavern,
  • Sports Bar,

Cuisine type

  • Canadian Cuisine,

Features

  • Restaurant With Terrace,
  • Wheelchair-accessible Restaurant,
  • Restaurant With Wifi Internet,

Atmosphere

  • Casual,

Languages Spoken

  • English,
Location
298 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M5V 2A1
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  • $11 To $25,

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Probably the biggest patio in Toronto. Food...

Probably the biggest patio in Toronto. Food sucks, expect below average bar food but this is a great place for drinks on a summer day!

Atmosphere: 4/5
Food: 1/5
Service: 3/5
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The dog days of summer: Toronto’s top pet-friendly patios

The dog days of summer: Toronto’s top pet-friendly patios

The Black Bull is the ideal place to grab a hair-of-the-dog Caesar on a Sunday morning. Located on the corner of Queen and Peter, it’s a low key, roomy patio fit for the whole squad. On a hazy summer day, split some nachos, pizza and wings, and wash it down with a cold pitcher. Just don’t forget to drop a fry or two.

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Raise a glass to these historic Toronto bars

Not just a prime patio space, this Queen West stalwart lays claim as one of the oldest pubs in the city. Founded in 1833 (or perhaps 1838, depending on who you ask), the Black Bull was a popular pit stop for farmers travelling to the city centre from the west. Today, the local landmark attracts long lineups in the summer months thanks to its cheap pub fare and in-demand outdoor seating. The building has undergone numerous renovations over the years but some unique architectural details have been preserved, including the mansard roof and yellow-brick pilasters (flattened pillars) on the exterior.

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