We had a good run when it came to ideal patio weather in Toronto this year. But now that it’s chilling down outside, you should know that the city has plenty of heated patios to choose from that will help you forget the cold weather is upon us.
From places to grab a drink with colleagues after a long day, to romantic spots to grab a bite to eat, here are five places with heated patios to enjoy in Toronto during the cooler months.
Soulas Modern Greek Cuisine
Address: 500 A Danforth Ave, Toronto, ON
Located in the heart of Greektown, Soulas Modern Greek Cuisine boasts a pretty patio space with string lights, greenery, heaters and an enclosed seating area.
The restaurant is known for its variety of authentic Greek and Mediterranean dishes, including vegetarian, seafood, and meat options, all created with generational recipes.
The space has a great ambiance with live music, happy hour specials, as well as prix fixe menus during Winterlicious.
Check out their menu here.
El Catrin Destileria
Address: 18 Tank House Lane
Head to the Distillery District and check out the huge patio at El Catrin Destileria. This spot offers a wide menu of different small plates, giving guests the chance to try a few different bites, tapas style.
Known for its authentic Mexican cuisine and HUGE inventory of more than 120 different kinds of tequila and mescal, the space is also popular for its expansive heated patio.
Tequila lovers should also check out the Agave Club, a curated, chef-led tasting experience with tequila and tapas.
Find out more here.
Utopia Cafe & Grill
Address: 586 College St.
Utopia Cafe & Grill has been serving hearty meals and good drinks to Torontonians since it first opened their doors in 1995!
The heated back patio features lots of plants, wooden furniture, and a transparent cover that still lets the light in during the day.
Their menu boasts something for everyone, including a wide range of cocktails, beer and wine, as well as plenty of different meals and snacks to choose from, with options for vegan, vegetarian, and meat-loving diners, as well as those who are gluten-free.
Browse the menu here.
Bar Neon
Address: 1226 Bloor St W.
Enjoy a handcrafted cocktail and a selection of Mediterranean-inspired dishes made in-house with simple, natural ingredients at Bar Neon.
Bar Neon boasts a patio that is both heated and covered, so… let it snow, let it snow, let it snow – and you’ve still got somewhere to go!
Plus, if dinner and drinks are not the vibe, Bar Neon is also open for brunch on Saturday and Sunday!
Browse their menu here.
Bar Piquette
Location: 1084 Queen St. W.
This neighbourhood favourite on Queen West offers a menu with unique wine choices and small bites to snack on, including octopus salad, smoked trout dip, and burrata.
While only partially heated, Bar Piquette has a patio that is perfect for those who enjoy the brisk weather. Plus, it’s located out back, so you can expect a quieter vibe than a lot of patios on Queen West.
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