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Beerbistro Restaurant Review

18 King St. E. (Yonge St.) Send to Phone
M5C 1C4 Toronto Canada
416-861-9872 | Make Restaurant Reservations
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Fresh market beer cuisine and over 130 select ales and lagers are on tap in a comfortably upscale bistro in Toronto’s financial district.

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Lunch & Dinner daily, Brunch Sat.-Sun. & Holidays

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Beerbistro is hopping with people and hops served in every conceivable way until the wee hours of the next morning. Chef-owner Brian Morin infuses, cures, marinates, poaches and stews virtually every dish in beer. Shrimp appetizers are wrapped in Berkshire beer bacon. Pizzas are on beer bread dough. Steak tartare topped with a coddled quail egg is seasoned with Belgian strong ale. Portions can be huge---especially if you order the grilled flatiron steak, applewood smoked back ribs or prime rib---but the generally youthful, male-dominated crowd eats it all up. Belgian skin-on frites fried first in beef tallow and then peanut oil are worth every calorie. The place is joyful with fast and friendly service. The beer list is lengthy with over 130 thirst-inspiring choices from Belgium, Ireland, England, Czech Republic and microbreweries of North America. A three-draught sample is a great way to whet your whistle while deciding on a pint. The wine list is quite good but why go that route? The homemade beer ice cream, such as beer butter tart, will finish you off in fine fashion, especially when paired with a “barleywine.” Full descriptions of all beers are offered in its booklet menu for the novice drinker.

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