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Wheat Sheaf Tavern
- 667 King St. W. (at Bathurst) • View on map »
- 416-504-9912
This brick building dates from 1849, and still has the pleasing feel of an old-time watering hole. The bar was a men-only enclave until 1969, and the testosterone level remains high: guys congregate around the heavy wooden tables to quaff brew, watch sports and talk chicks. Sports blare from the 13 TVs; beer pennants hang from the ceiling; an old subway map doubles as decoration. Outside, a patio keeps watch over the Bathurst streetcar line.
- Outdoor dining
- Kitchen open past midnight on weekends
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