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These Are the Best Bars in Toronto to Watch the Leafs Game
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These Are the Best Bars in Toronto to Watch the Leafs Game
The Leafs are in the midst of a historic playoff run, one that sees them make the second round for the first time in almost two decades. It's a fun time to be a fan, and an even more fun time to be a person who enjoys watching the game out with friends. Luckily for both sports fans and fans of going out to enjoy the atmosphere, there are plenty of bars in the city that offer great food, great vibes, and great views of the game. So, we rounded up the best bars in Toronto to watch the Leafs game.
King East
107 King St E
Score on King
Pub
The bar's TVs (which fully loop around the space) are the perfect place to take in a home game, especially when there's the most unique set of Caesars on the tables around them. Massive Canadian classics are topped with unique foods for an unforgettable experience that makes cheering for the Leafs that much sweeter.
Score on King
King East
107 King St E
The bar's TVs (which fully loop around the space) are the perfect place to take in a home game, especially when there's the most unique set of Caesars on the tables around them. Massive Canadian classics are topped with unique foods for an unforgettable experience that makes cheering for the Leafs that much sweeter.
Pub
Downtown
277 Front St W
The Pint Public House
Pub
Located up the stairs right by Rogers Centre, The Pint has a massive bar, a no-frills vibe, and TVs around every corner. There are also nightly specials, and the bar also puts on trivia nights for non-hockey nights. And, for a quick kick into a different kind action, there's a line of vintage pinball machines for an adrenaline boost.
The Pint Public House
Downtown
277 Front St W
Located up the stairs right by Rogers Centre, The Pint has a massive bar, a no-frills vibe, and TVs around every corner. There are also nightly specials, and the bar also puts on trivia nights for non-hockey nights. And, for a quick kick into a different kind action, there's a line of vintage pinball machines for an adrenaline boost.
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Liberty Village
100-171 E Liberty St
Local Public Eatery
Global
Equipped with its famous rotating taps and a huge central bar outfitted with TVs, LOCAL has become a prime hangout in Liberty Village for sports games of every kind. The trendy menu and unique cocktail list attracts guests who love every profile and, most of all, love Toronto's sports teams.
Local Public Eatery
Liberty Village
100-171 E Liberty St
Equipped with its famous rotating taps and a huge central bar outfitted with TVs, LOCAL has become a prime hangout in Liberty Village for sports games of every kind. The trendy menu and unique cocktail list attracts guests who love every profile and, most of all, love Toronto's sports teams.
Global
Little Italy
411 College St
Toby's Pub & Eatery
The unique thing about Toby's is that the menu goes beyond traditional pub food, and offers global cuisine from Sri Lankan dishes to butter chicken to a burger and fries. It's also covered in sports decals and photos from iconic moments, and has a garage that can be open to let the warm weather in.
Toby's Pub & Eatery
Little Italy
411 College St
The unique thing about Toby's is that the menu goes beyond traditional pub food, and offers global cuisine from Sri Lankan dishes to butter chicken to a burger and fries. It's also covered in sports decals and photos from iconic moments, and has a garage that can be open to let the warm weather in.
Entertainment District
250 Adelaide St W
Dublin Calling
Pub
The chill Irish vibes inside Dublin Calling perfectly complement the massive TVs and crafty cocktails inside this sports bar. There's a pub grub menu and a ton of beers on tap, all perfect to enjoy the TVs that are around on all four walls.
Dublin Calling
Entertainment District
250 Adelaide St W
The chill Irish vibes inside Dublin Calling perfectly complement the massive TVs and crafty cocktails inside this sports bar. There's a pub grub menu and a ton of beers on tap, all perfect to enjoy the TVs that are around on all four walls.
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Real Sports Bar & Grill
Pub
Arguably, Real Sports just outside of Scotiabank Arena is synonymous with sports in the city. With over 200 TVs and a huge drink menu and tons of snack selections, it offers a prime viewing experience from wherever you're sitting. But, make reservations: the place gets packed fast.
Real Sports Bar & Grill
Arguably, Real Sports just outside of Scotiabank Arena is synonymous with sports in the city. With over 200 TVs and a huge drink menu and tons of snack selections, it offers a prime viewing experience from wherever you're sitting. But, make reservations: the place gets packed fast.
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The Aviary
Another sports-themed bar, this east end spot offers house-brewed beers from its co-owners, The Dock Ellis and Longslice. Games are played with sound during the playoffs, and the light pub fare, like snacks and sandwiches, are served in a space with tons of natural light and a huge patio.
The Aviary
Another sports-themed bar, this east end spot offers house-brewed beers from its co-owners, The Dock Ellis and Longslice. Games are played with sound during the playoffs, and the light pub fare, like snacks and sandwiches, are served in a space with tons of natural light and a huge patio.
Peaches Sports Bar
Located in Parkdale, Peaches Sports Bar welcomes everyone to be a fan. It's named after A League of Their Own and has Leafs memorabilia all over the walls in a cute, homey setting. It's also locally-owned, meaning guests can literally celebrate game day with a fellow Toronto fan.
Peaches Sports Bar
Located in Parkdale, Peaches Sports Bar welcomes everyone to be a fan. It's named after A League of Their Own and has Leafs memorabilia all over the walls in a cute, homey setting. It's also locally-owned, meaning guests can literally celebrate game day with a fellow Toronto fan.
Downtown
22 Front St W
The Bottom Line
There doesn't seem like a better place to watch a hockey game than a hockey-themed bar. With memorabilia all over the walls and tons of TVs for cheering, The Bottom Line is outfitted for game day. And, it's located right close to Scotiabank Arena, allowing fans to head to Maple Leafs Square before or after game time for a little celebration.
The Bottom Line
Downtown
22 Front St W
There doesn't seem like a better place to watch a hockey game than a hockey-themed bar. With memorabilia all over the walls and tons of TVs for cheering, The Bottom Line is outfitted for game day. And, it's located right close to Scotiabank Arena, allowing fans to head to Maple Leafs Square before or after game time for a little celebration.
The Right Wing Sports Pub
Loaded with flat screen TVs across the walls, this Yonge & Eglinton watering hole is even outfitted with a games room, meaning fans can play pool at intermission or post-game. And, it offers classic, cozy pub fare, including 38 different flavours of chicken wings, which is the perfect game day grub.
The Right Wing Sports Pub
Loaded with flat screen TVs across the walls, this Yonge & Eglinton watering hole is even outfitted with a games room, meaning fans can play pool at intermission or post-game. And, it offers classic, cozy pub fare, including 38 different flavours of chicken wings, which is the perfect game day grub.