Danny Grossman
How the modern dance guru, whose company performs at Harbourfront this month, would spend a single perfect day. Toronto on ... By Amy Verner
Bars & Clubs Guide › Bars
The Ossington
- 61 Ossington Ave. (at Queen St. W.) • View on map »
- 416-850-0161
This newly opened, already popular place has something no other watering hole in the neighbourhood can offer: space. It’s the lone spot on the happenin’ strip that won’t force you to climb over fellow patrons in an effort to order a drink. Forest green walls are adorned with maps, an aerial shot of the neighbourhood, and a series of black and white photographs featuring 19th-century gatherings. The candlelit back room showcases DJs and bands for special events.
- Kitchen open past midnight on weekends
Related Listings
The Rex Hotel Jazz & Blues Bar
There was a time when the Rex was—why mince words?—a ...
Jump
Back in the heyday of bars with one-word names, this ...
The Beaver
Ladies and gentlemen of all sexual persuasions have been buzzing ...
Lobby Bar
Actually in a lobby, unlike the other similarly named martini ...
George’s Play
Proving the power of niche marketing, Play has made a ...
Related Features
Raising the Bar
Bespoke bartending and exotic ingredients (kumquats, anyone?) define the latest cocktail trend By Steven Dam
Hung Up
Some tips on beating the hangover blues By Sarah Grynpas
Today in Toronto
January 7, 2009
East of Berlin
The sins of the father are revisited on the son in this remount of Hannah ...
Rowers Pub Reading Series
Poet, editor and radio host Myna Wallin (A Thousand Profane Pieces) turns a wry eye ...
Current Issue
CityGuides
Directories
