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North America Canada Toronto Bars & Nightlife Dog & Bear

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Dog & Bear

The guide was updated: 2025-11-30

Best described as a traditional English pub, a sports-friendly, neighborhood watering hole with a cozy atmosphere. The pub is equipped with nine big TVs broadcasting big games. As the night progresses, the venue becomes increasingly louder and livelier.

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Address: 1100 Queen Street West, Toronto
Opening hours: Daily 11am–2am
Website: dogandbear.ca
Phone: +1 647 352 8601
Email: info@dogandbear.ca

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The Village Genius Pub

The Village Genius Pub

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The Lounge at the Drake Hotel

The Lounge at the Drake Hotel

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Dog & Bear

Dog & Bear

Best described as a traditional English pub, a sports-friendly, neighborhood watering hole with a cozy atmosphere. The pub is equipped with nine big TVs broadcasting big games. As the night progresses, the venue becomes increasingly louder and livelier.

WVRST

WVRST

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The Reservoir Lounge

The Reservoir Lounge

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The Rex

The Rex

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Horseshoe Tavern

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If you are looking for live music, craft beers or ales from the tap, this tavern is the place to go. With more than 75 years of history, the Horseshoe Tavern knows how to host a party with good music, drinks and vibes. Check the schedule on the taverns' website for their daily acts and ticket purchases.

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