Whether you’re looking for live music, a spot to catch a game or a killer patio check out our top 5 places for a good time in Toronto!

El Mocambo

The El Mocambo is one of the oldest live music and entertainment venues in Toronto, having been around since 1948! Located on Spadina Avenue, just south of College Street, the venue has hosted the likes of The Rolling Stones and Elvis Costello under their neon palms.

Wheatsheaf Tavern

Speaking of old, Wheatsheaf Tavern is old OLD. Literally the oldest bar in the city! Gracing the southwest corner of King and Bathurst since 1849, this beloved neighbourhood classic has been thoughtfully restored with new energy and life, while retaining the magic and character of its iconic status. A great destination for classic tavern fare, live music, sports and whisky – and did we mention they have half-price wings on Tuesdays? There’s something for everyone here!

Real Sports

Energy? Unmatched. Pints? Pouring. Vibes? Excellent. Whether you’re watching the Leafs, Raptors, Jays spring training or the men’s Team Canada Soccer, Real Sports is the place to be. Featuring Toronto’s largest HD screen (yeah- it’s 39 FEET), a DJ booth and a 100-foot bar, experience the most thrilling match-ups in every sport played on the pitch, court, field and ice.

Rendezviews

Rendezvous at RendezViews - the biggest patio in the city! Be it a chill catch up with a pal, a first date or watching your favourite team crush it in a Game 7 this stunning patio area is a community culture hub perfect for every summer occasion!

The Bottom Line

You’re going to want to catch a game here, bottom line. Owned and operated by former NHL hockey player, Wayne Cowley and just steps away from the Hockey Hall of Fame, Bottom Line is a great spot to fuel up before a sports game or a concert. Oh, and did we mention the space features 52 large screen TVs? Sounds good to us!