The best wine bars in Toronto tantalize the senses, not only with drinks but food as well. These are the places to go when seeking rare finds, by-the-glass deals, organic gems and biodynamic beauties.
Here are the best wine bars in Toronto.
3 - Midfield Wine Bar & Tavern
Dundas West has this charming bar with over 350 bottles, more than 50 options for wine by the glass and a stellar food menu that includes brunch.
6 - Apres Wine Bar
Sibling of elegant restaurant <a href="https://ift.tt/2GLRRLW>, this West Queen West bar wows with an array of all organic and mostly natural wines, displayed with prices scrawled on the bottles.
8 - Paradise Grapevine
Bloorcourt has this dreamy wine bar with a patio draped in real grapevines out back. Munch on potato chips and artisanal cheeses while sipping low-intervention wines and some fantastic beers as well.
7 - Archive Wine Bar
When headed to Dundas West for a wine crawl, don’t miss this quaint option with meat and cheese boards and lots of wines available in cheaper three-ounce portions.
11 - SIP Wine Bar
This Yonge & Eglinton destination for pizza and wine has an Enomatic dispenser so you can sample lots of wines by the glass.
9 - Brothers
Above rumbling Bay station lies this narrow restaurant serving an ever-changing menu of small plates and organic wines. Peep their Instagram for current bottles.
4 - Paris Paris
Dundas and Ossington is home to this airy all-day hangout serving a cheeky one-page wine list and small plates of sourdough or salumi.
5 - Grey Gardens
This Jen Agg project in Kensington Market boasts an impressive wine list with bottles that are described on the menu using words like meaty, opulent, spicy, herbaceous and elegant.
10 - Reds Wine Tavern
Locations on Adelaide, Gerrard and at Square One make for unpretentious spots to ease into a love of wine, serving menus of scratch cooking.
by Amy Carlberg via blogTO
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