Ready for another season of festive cheer and booze? It’s time to check out Christmas bars in Toronto, which will be serving up the most festive drinks for a limited time.
From fan favourite annual pop-up bars to new Toronto openings, there are seven festive bars in Toronto that are open to bring you Christmas in a glass. If you’re looking for the perfect holiday photo, rest assured that each festive bar is decked out in the most festive decorations and ready to capture the moment.
Get into the Christmas spirit now!
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Project Gigglewater
- When: until 12/31
- Where: 1369 Dundas Street W
Can you believe it’s 4th year of GIGGLY XMAS in Project Gigglewater? This time around, they’re bringing back some old favourites but trust me, you’re gonna be blown away by what’s coming next on the menu. The creativity is through the roof, and so pumped for you to try everything.
Let’s make this the best Giggly Christmas yet. See you at Project Gigglewater for Giggly XMAS Vol. 4!
Miracle Toronto
- When: until 12/29
- Where: 875 Bloor St W Second Floor, Toronto
- Openging: Monday to Friday 5 PM – 2 AM/Saturday to Sunday 2 PM – 2 AM
Miracle Toronto on Bloor Street is back with their Christmas themed bar filled with festive drinks and plenty of quirky decorations. From presents to twinkling lights, the bar will be completely transformed to make you feel like you’ve been transported to the North Pole.
Thirteen different festive drinks are on offer, including festive spiked chia, snow globe old fashioneds, and your choice of a variety of cocktails in Christmas decorated glasses ~~The bar is hosted by the award-winning team behind Civil Liberties, so expect some of the best cocktail creations around.
It’s lovely, it’s cosy, it’s Christmas!
Mistletoe’s & Margarita’s pop up
- Location: 121 Ossington Avenue
- Duration: from 11/18 to 12/31
The fourth annual Mistletoe & Margarita’s cocktail party is back at Papi Chulo’s. You’ll be able to sip on festive cocktails and the best holiday vibes. The shop is adorned from head to toe with the merriest holiday decorations.
They are walk-in only and the kitchen is open late!
Java Jingle
- When: until 12/31
- Where: 102 Portland Street & 2031 Yonge Street
Little Sisters’ Java Jingle is back and bigger than ever! This time, the annual holiday extravaganza will include two floors, new drinks, and holiday-themed events.
Amidst the twinkling lights and garlands, you can sip your way through cocktail glasses shaped like Grinches and ornaments, and lifelike Baby Yoda in a Santa hat.
As for holiday-themed events, there will be a Holiday Movie Trivia Night on December 16 from 7 to 9:30 p.m., an Ugly Christmas Sweater Contest on December 17, and half-price Java Jingle Cocktails from December 29 to 31.
Ginger’s Cocktail Bar
- When: From November 15-December 24
- Where: 12 Sousa Mendes Street, Toronto, Ontario
- Hours:
+ 6pm-12midnight -general public
+ 10am-5pm – for corps/private parties
A Holiday Pop Up bar in Toronto’s west end filled with amazing cocktails and treats, all Santa approved. Oh and the decor! 🎄
You will enjoy cocktails, Christmas music and fun and fabulous treats in cosy, wild and wonderful Winter Wonderland. Guests will enter into the most magical Gingerbread Lane fantasy world.
House of York
- When: Until December 21, Fridays and Saturdays from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Walk-in only!
- WHERE: Main Mezzanine (MM) Level 100 Front St W
The Fairmont Royal York Toronto is creating a cosy atmosphere this year with the launch of a new holiday pop-up bar! Get ready to sip cocktails in a cosy nook that ‘evokes nostalgia and the spirit of a Canadian winter.
Melody’s at Gladstone
- When: Until 31 December
- Where: Gladstone Hotel – 1214 Queen St W
Looking for a more elegant holiday experience? Plan your next date night and head to Melody’s Bar for festive-inspired food and cocktails.
Decorated from top to bottom, Melody’s Bar will provide you with an elegant festive experience, perfect for a night out with friends or loved ones.
Christmas is getting closer and closer, and the festive atmosphere is getting stronger and stronger. Besides going to the Christmas market, do you know there are actually Christmas themed bars in Toronto?
