How to have the best summer ever at Toronto's 'most epic outdoor patio'
Summer is here, and you deserve to soak up every glorious moment of sunshine for all it’s worth.
There’s no better place to check items off your summer bucket list than RendezViews, an award-winning patio in the heart of the entertainment district.
Once a vacant parking lot, RendezViews has been transformed into a stellar entertainment venue, complete with brightly coloured picnic tables, one-of-a-kind murals, and a variety of things to do suitable for all ages.
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Come for a great view of the CN Tower and stay for the fun. RendezViews has something for every Toronto king and queen looking to reign over a summer kingdom.
We’re talking summer cabins with your own private fire pit, a scenic Don Julio Garden, and the Sol Deck, perfect for catching up with friends while enjoying a cold bevvy.
There's no Toronto patio like this one
Do you have a competitive streak? Put your skills to the test with pickleball, beach volleyball, and all your favourite lawn games. With free public time slots, and kids and dogs allowed at most times, everyone can get active.
If you’d rather watch than play, RendezViews will be Toronto's headquarters for all things soccer, including the Champions League Final (June 1), Euro Cup (June 14 - July 14), and Copa America (starting June 20). Keep your eyes peeled for the games to be announced!
Celebrate your special event
Like what you see? You can also book RendezViews for your own events.
Gather the girls for a bachelorette, be the best boss around and coordinate an out-of-office hang, or honour the birthday pal with a night out they’ll never forget. The possibilities are endless!
You can also take the good times from day to night with special programming, festivals, and events that aren’t happening anywhere else.
The best way to avoid FOMO is to not miss out at all. Be sure to keep up to date with what's going on by signing up for the RendezViews newsletter and visiting the epic patio at 229 Richmond Street West, between John Street and Duncan Street.
