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Restaurants Guide › Bar and Pub
Castro’s Lounge
- 2116 Queen St. E. (at Hammersmith Ave.) • View on map »
- 416-699-8272
Editorial Review
Pics of bad boys, outlaws, celebs and politicos cover the walls at this eclectic little bar beloved by locals. More than 100 micro- and imported brews are crammed into the fridge next to a tiny kitchen that turns out nachos with homemade corn salsa, cheese steaks, Cajun turkey sandwiches and fondue for two. Customers connect across a face-to-face bar. Live bands and beer tastings add to the fun. Mains $5–$13.
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