📍 Distillery District, Toronto

Decoy Bar took over a Corktown corner that spent decades as Antique Asylum, the vintage shop co-owner Michael Yee's family ran since the '90s — you can still feel the bones of that...

Oldtown Bodega has run without a sign on King Street East since 2018, tucked into Corktown with a barber shop downstairs and an interior furnished almost entirely secondhand — co-o...

Ladybug Wine Bar landed on a quiet stretch of King Street East in Corktown and gave it a genuine pulse — Moroccan-style pillows, woven basket pendant lights, an enclosed patio stru...

Henrietta Lane opened in Corktown in 2017, taking its name from a since-renamed street that once ran through the neighborhood's old red-light district — a detail owner Alexi Thibod...

This King Street East location brings Rooster's cozy, living-room feel to a newer, more industrial shell inside an addition to the Toronto Sun building — polished concrete and expo...

Mexican kitchen and tequila bar tucked into the Distillery District's Tank House Lane, with a patio that anchors much of its reputation. The menu runs traditional and modern Mexica...

Michelin-recognized Catalan tapas bar in a heritage Distillery District stone building, where Spanish wine runs deep and the cocktails hold their own alongside classic and modern t...

The Distillery District's first working distillery since Gooderham & Worts shuttered, Spirit of York reclaims the heritage address on Trinity St with craft whisky, gin, and vod...

Inside the Distillery District on Tank House Lane, Mill Street pours 13 specialty beers brewed on the premises — the Tankhouse Pale Ale is the anchor, but sample platters let you w...

Live-shucked oysters inside a former distillery on Tank House Lane, with one of the best raw-bar patios in the city spread across industrial-Victorian brick and ironwork. The atmos...