Top 10 Cozy Toronto Bars for Winter 2010/2011 - wood burning fire pit with grill

Summer in Canada is very short and winter is very long, which is a good thing for some people (skiers)
And the curse on others (patio lovers).
But while the sun's corona has come and gone, you can still have some seasonal drinks at a cozy bar nearby.
Take out your best wool sweater and head to the top 10 bars in Toronto for 2010/2011 snowy seasons.
Dora on Denver Avenue.
Don't take this Irish bar and its huge Wood
Burning the fireplace at the top of this list is wrong.
A real, roaring fireplace, little pressure-
Copper table tops and stools, comfortable drinking corners and frosted glass partitions give Dora an extra winter vibe.
In addition, if you want to enjoy a comfortable farm table experience, you can book the kitchen of Marya at the back and enjoy a private dinner cooked in front of you (
It's about bargains. $25 a head).
There are two locations in the aald SPOT: 633 University Street.
347 Danforth Avenue.
The bar has no patio, not the golden season of summer, but the warm wooden decor and the flashing white branches on the ceiling make it a cozy winter and cold place --weather fave.
The table slides together to accommodate groups, but there are also a lot of 2 tables
The top of the dimly lit room ---
This is a great winter dating spot.
Those who want to warm their bellies in the cold winter nights can choose from a dozen Scots or the heavyweight O'Hara Irish black beer.
But actually Olde is known for their food.
Turkey pie with dried cranberry, foie gras and Brandy ($16)
Baked pumpkin and goat cheese ($10)
A plate of steaming food ($9)
Write Winter on it.
503 University St. Grace upstairs.
Grace restaurant on College Street is the main dinner in Little Italy, but it is also the best choice for winter cocktails.
Grace upstairs (literally)
Private dinner and event space in the restaurant can be used as a cabin-sleek bar.
The winter decor is screaming and there is a glass of the most delicious egg wine around ($13)
It will bring some sparks to your holiday spirit.
Scotland Yard PUB56 Toronto waterfront bars are so standard that our stylish bar scene completely ignores them.
But on any night, stroll to Scotland Yard, packed with condolences, regulars and darts.
There are basically no windows, a classic dark bar decoration, a comfortable winter place, and its huge size makes it perfect for groups.
The basic bar menu feels better-
Friendly, but inside there is a small electric fireplace with flashing lights outside the Marina Arts Center, historic buildings and beautiful sidewalks that inject the magic of winter.
4 large road rooftop lounge.
If you have been to the rooftop lounge at Park Hyatt before, this does not need to be explained.
This hotel's small bar is one of the warmest and most romantic winter hideouts in town.
The lounge has comfortable leather sofas in front of the roaring fireplace burning solid wood, so you will also leave with this lovely winter smell.
Roy public building 894 Queen StreetE.
This recently added Leslieville contains what all British bars should have: good beer on the tap, UK bar fare on the menu, check and wood stalls, and of course a fireplace.
From Always-
Soon, it claimed its stake as a local official.
What is the front 67? E.
Due to the large stone fireplace surrounding the game walls, pool tables and round lounge seats, this front Street basement bar looks a bit like a parent's lounge and ski lodge.
This is one of the most comfortable winter bars and one of the best bars for beer lovers in the city.
Victory Cafe 581 Mark Ham Street.
Vic's main floor becomes so warm in winter that you will actually have a better time in a short period of timesleeved shirt.
The fireplace by the door makes everything more comfortable and quiet, and the quaint makamam Street offers a gorgeous winter setting.
The comfort room on your left is a super room when you walk in
Cozy little corner where you can snuggle up with a large group of friends, or better yet, snuggle up with some friendly strangers.
Cheeky head Bar, East Liberty Street, 165
This casual Irish bar in Liberty Village is always packed with people, so it's a great winter option to rely on body heat alone.
Taste your favorite winter beer thanks to Guinness it's Fridays with free oysters for 5 p in the barm. to 7 p. m.
, Or warm up by the electric fireplace, bar food like Guinness
Irish lamb stew and beef, chicken and mushroom pie (both $13).
Queen Street. E.
This small lesleville Villa is a favorite in winter.
The cozy Irish bar features rustic timber, church pews, violin and flute playing, and Saturday's cottage pie.
Warm up with whiskey or winter specialty drinks
Selected by thirsty traveler Kevin Brahe.
If the interior is too warm for winter bones, you can really go to the cottage
Style and fire pit outside the head where you can bake chestnuts and marshmallow.
What is your favorite winter bar?
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