This brewpub on Front near Church prides itself on serving only single batch, undiluted, all natural, Canadian-made beer. There are always over a dozen beer options for bottles and cans or draft, and there are often nearly as many choices for cask beers.

Located in First Canadian Place, this place deserves its name with over 50 beers on tap, including rotating selections and exclusive collabs. They also do themed flights, and you can get big shareable bottles of cellar beers too.

This cozy Little Italy bar is run by two prominent Toronto beer experts, so you know the rare, expensive and international beers here are totally worth it. They’ve got an alphabetized tap system where you choose your beer based on the letter it corresponds to on a chalkboard menu. Seek out European craft bottles here.

In the Financial District, over a hundred expertly-maintained taps pour fresh, cold beer, mostly ales and lagers but also gluten-free options and ciders.

This is where to go on King West for gigantic steins of beer from over 20 rotating taps, as well as a whopping 600 cans and bottles. There’s typically also a cask offering.

There are 36 taps plus cask-conditioned ales at three locations of this booming brewpub, options changing almost daily, the focus mainly on local craft beer.

The Danforth has had this beer destination for a few decades now. It has over 30 local craft beers on tap and over 200 more beers in bottles and cans.

This basement pub in Liberty Village comes with two 60-tap towers to pour 120 craft beers, themed by flavour profile on the menu and also organized into themed flights.