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The Paddock
- 178 Bathurst St. (at Queen St. W.) • View on map »
- 416-504-9997
A loyal clientele has been flocking to The Paddock for more than 60 years, seeking a fuss-free pub (a real pub, not the gimmick-festooned Firkin version) where the bartender actually knows the difference between a gimlet and a gibson—just two of the classic bevvies available on an impressive cocktail menu. An overhaul in the mid-’90s resulted in a slightly sleeker feel (oak-panelled walls and chrome accents were among the additions), as well as an infusion of hipsters. Thankfully, much of the live music (such as a trumpet version of “My Funny Valentine”) remains rooted in the era of hep.
- Outdoor dining
- Kitchen open past midnight on weekends
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