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Sweaty Betty’s
- 13 Ossington Ave. (at Queen St. W.) • View on map »
- 416-535-6861
Once the poison of “mad poets and licentious artists,” as the menu says, absinthe is the choice beverage for Trinity Bellwoods’ own tortured literati, who rendezvous nightly at this bordello-inspired den. Flickering candles illuminate the deep crimson walls, marked with early-20th-century tattoo flash. Thick, roped curtains, a faux crystal chandelier and romantic antique furnishings contrast with the contemporary jukebox, which spews out boisterous beats from Le Tigre, Peaches and Tom Waits. Tip: there are drink specials every day before 7 p.m.
- Outdoor dining
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