The best backyard patios in Toronto may be hidden behind the restaurants they belong to, but that just makes discovering them even more magical. Locals agree these hidden gems are best when it comes to backyard chill sessions.
Here are the best backyard patios in Toronto.
Terroni on Queen
Diners love this plant-filled, light-dappled back patio as much as the crowd-pleasing Italian pizza and pasta at this restaurant on Queen West.
Willows and whisky out on the Allen's patio. Photo by Hector Vasquez.
Allen's
A humongous willow droops over this idyllic back patio steps from Danforth Music Hall, where you'll find great burgers and a choice whisky selection.
Tons of picnic tables provide seating on Bairrada Churrasqueira's patio. Photo by Jesse Milns.
Bairrada Churrasqueira
With multiple locations you can be forgiven for not knowing that the Little Italy outpost of this Portuguese mini chain has a large sunny patio out pack. Order the sangria!
Low-key beers are best enjoyed out on the patio at Betty's. Photo by Jesse Milns.
Betty's
King East is home to this hidden gem with a fantastic beer selection that's close to George Brown.
You'll have to arrive early to secure a spot on 3 Speed's popular patio. Photo by Hector Vasquez.
3 Speed
Bloordale has this dive bar with a beautiful back patio where spots for brunch are in high demand.
Beers and Japanese food are the best way to unwind on Nome Izakaya's patio. Photo by Jesse Milns.
Nome Izakaya
Sushi restaurants aren't necessarily synonymous with great patios, but the one at the back of this place is top notch.
The back patio at French restaurant Jules Bistro on Queen is decidedly artsy. Photo by Jesse Milns.
Jules Bistro on Queen
Feel like you're in a Paris garden at this patio behind a French restaurant on Queen West.
Feel the magic of the teeny back patio at Sweaty Betty's. Photo by Hector Vasquez.
Sweaty Betty's
This gritty dive at queen and ossington has an intimate but lush back patio strung with twinky lights for an extra magical effect.
Lounge in Muskoka chairs at the back patio at aptly named Loons. Photo by Jesse Milns.
Loons Pub
Head to Roncesvalles for a taste of cottage country in the city at this expansive back patio with lots of room for pitchers with pals, huge trees and Muskoka chairs.
Grapevines, twinkly lights, and low-intervention wine at Paradise Grapevine. Photo by Hector Vasquez.
Paradise Grapevine
Actual grapevines hang overhead at the mystical patio out behind this wine bar in Bloorcourt.
by Amy Carlberg via blogTO
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