Waited 1 hour for water, 2 hours for beer, 3 hours for food, and 4 hours for the bill. Enough said. They were clearly short-staffed, so I wouldn't recommend this place unless that is fixed. read more

I had high hopes for this place given that they are known as 'the mecca of beer' in Toronto. Well I was somewhat disappointed. A lot of Bay St types guzzling down their $10 Paulaners, women dressed like they were going to a top 40 bar on Richmond, coat check (?), dance floor. I guess it is more like a Meat "Markt" after all. Lineup forms around 10pm so get there early. At least there was no cover but the wait to get a beer can be a bit stressful. read more

Colleagues voted to visit the Bier Market for after dinner drinks. Not a big fan of beer myself but their selection of Toronto local craft beers and imported are pretty impressive. This Esplanade location have redone the interior compared to the last time I was here (2 years back). Getting seated took no time but its hard to get attention of your server after being seated if the place is busy. We managed to get our order in within 5-10 minutes and the drinks came promptly after. I stuck to Belgian Moon wheat beer for the first couple of rounds and then decided to try something new that they had on tap that you usually wont get in other watering holes in Toronto. La Trappe is a dark brown ale from Netherlands. It was a little on the bitterly sweeter side and there were hints of cloves and nuts against the heavy sweet aromas of vanilla, raisins and banana. There was a smooth and light bitter aftertaste, wasn't bad to end the beer binge on a sweet note. But if you ask me if I would start my drinks with La Trappe, probably not. :) read more

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So right after my friend's birthday party in Real Sports Bar, someone suggested we should get more drunk in another bar and someone recommended Bier Markt. I seriously cannot stress how dumb the name is and how hard to find this place on yelp. It's one of those slang that this generation would implement in the real world and it just sickens me, I don't even know how to pronounce it! Anyways, since its a pub or whatever there was a bouncer dressed up in a classy dress shirt and attire that had one of my friends embarrassingly had to write his signature on a piece of paper although was kind enough to hold one of his birthday gifts in their "office." As other yelpers mentioned, I wasn't quite sure what this place is, my first impression was that of a pub that had a ton of beer/wine selections but the place was large that it could be divided into a bar, restaurant, club or a lounging area. We were seated in the booths that eventually got crowded although we were a party of seven. The selection of beers was quite impressive, I ordered a IPA and I really enjoyed it as the cute server (that almost looked like Natalie Portman) poured it. One of my friends suggested that the birthday boy gets the beer sampler and despite not being able to finish it. How the samplers were placed was somewhat hard to pull out but I tasted one and it was good. Again, being a mixture of everything, this place became louder as more people came due to the fact that some "band" or whoever is making a racket on stage was so god damn awful that my ears began to hurt. The place literally screeches from time to time that it felt like we were next to the stage. Plus there were a bunch of rowdy middle aged woman that "tried" to flirt with me and was quite annoying as well. What makes it even more of a disappointing experience is that one of the bouncers, presumably the head bouncer came up to me and told me to show him my ID again, Just what the heck, I mean, I know that I look like I'm underage or something but having to flash my ID and having him glare at me is nerve wracking and quite offensive. I will not come back to this place, as a gastropub/restaurant/screechfest with drunk middle aged women... read more

The Bier Markt is my little slice of heaven on earth. Amazing live bands, a great vibe, atmosphere, and layout, a big dance floor, and nice staff. I love everything about this place and have so much fun when I go here. There's no cover but there can be long lines so I suggest getting there before eleven. There are so many different beers on tap, I like the one that's lever is a goose head, though the name escapes me. I haven't tried the food here and we couldn't get a table when we were there at about 11, it was full. The washrooms were clean and the lines if there were any moved quickly. Security guards kept the access to the washrooms clear as well. I never leave the front of the dance floor when I'm here. I'm basically the biggest fan of whatever band is playing. I love it here. Soooo much better than the one on King West which I will probably never go to again. read more

At the Bier Markt at Esplanade and it's always a good time with food and wide selections of beer. It's a little dark in here but I guess this is the ambiance they were going for. We got the Muskoka Detour ISA (Craft), the Palm Speciale Belge Ale (Pale/Amber) and the Ceres Strong Ale (Blond). As for the food, we got the Dunkel Duck Wings and Beef & Cheddar Poutine. I found the food pretty good but the beer is really what I came for. The service was decent, some servers were good some looked like they were on the job for the first day. With the large selection of beer, the beer menu wasn't organized very well in my opinion. I guess when you are drinking then it doesn't really matter. Overall, I would come back because it's a nice place and I like the layout of the bar. JimStar Out!! read more

A great restaurant for business travelers and tourists alike! Was in Toronto on business, and was referred to this place by my local colleagues. It was packed...on the outside. We almost turned around when we saw the patio, but we were starving, so we figured at least we could get an appetizer while we waited at the bar. We walked inside and....crickets. Not a table was taken. But there was an hour wait for a patio table! Then we were informed that this week was the first week of decent weather in Toronto, so patio seating was at a premium. We ate inside. Being the Yank that I am, I went with the kilo of mussels. My metric conversion was a bit rusty, and I my ignorance was rewarded with 2.2 pounds of mussels....holy crap they were delicious. I got them "a la snob" style (lobster cream) and kinda wished I had just gone with traditional lemon, white wine, and garlic broth. The lobster "cream" was lacking overall flavor, and was more of a broth than a cream sauce, but still, the mussels were fresh and plump and juicy, and the broth was great for sopping up with a little piece of bread. We also got an order of Poutin (Fries, covered with Quebec cheese curds and gravy), traditional Canadian fare, we were told. The gravy was delicious, accented the cheese curds perfectly. A little pricey if you can't throw down the Corporate card, but still a very tasty meal. read more

Came with a large group for some drinks after dinner one evening. The staff were friendly, the beer selection vast, and they had a solid crowd that showed up after the Leaf's game ended. Other than having to help the staff escort an unruly guest out of the bar, who was part of our group, I had a great time and had the opportunity to add two new beers to my pallet. read more

** Brunch Review ** I've been to bier market quite a few times and they (obviously) always have great beers (the fries are good too). We had a large group and were seated with plenty of space on the fenced raised floor level inside). The 2 star rating was for a dismal brunch offering. The food is overpriced for the quality. As well our server was inattentive (or they have trouble staffing the outdoor patio and indoor seating at the same time). The funniest thing was the guy next to me tried the belgian waffles (11$)..... they sounded like the could be teeth-shattering. I've had waffles in Belgium before - which were chewy and delicious!! At the end of the meal one of the wait staff came to ask how everything was (kinda too late?) and his response was 'These waffles need a steak knife', they actually brought out a steak knife! (picture proof!) LOL. If it were me I would have sent it back to the kitchen and just stuck with the beer for brunch :) read more

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Did you know that this Bier Markt resembles a club in the evenings? Neither did I, but it had an interesting change of pace than the Bier Markt's I have come to know. I had never been to this location before, but I was definitely surprised. With loud music, dimmed lights, and a dance floor, it definitely gave off a club vibe. Luckily, they still had their entire beer selection open at the bar! A fun place to hangout if you're looking for something later in the evening, but don't expect it to be like the 'restaurant' you've come to know. read more

Good mussels, good fondue, good entertainment, good atmosphere. I give Bier Markt a thumbs up :) PS: I do prefer the Esplanade location rather than the one on King St. read more

Go to beer here is the peche Mel and it was delicious as usual. If you are feeling hungry the poutine is to die for, there's something about the gravy that made it so unique. Service was excellent despite how busy it was on a Thursday night. Will definitely come back read more

We went for dinner last night. We have been going for years and the beer menu needs a little of a shakeup. There is a fantastic selection but after a while it would be good to have speciality limited beers. The food as always is great and the server was who has been there for many years is really knowledgeable and friendly. He knows the beers as well as all of the food selections very well. This was the second time that we have had to remind the hostesses of our seating number. They assign you a number an after an hour they hadnt called us. After reminding them and standing near the hostess station they found a table in minutes. This was the second time this had happened. read more

I find the Bier Market a popular for locals as well as out of towners sampling what going out in Toronto can be like. I've had good times, meh-times and "I'd rather be somewhere else" times here hence the average star rating. Yes their beer selection is great, but this is a city where a good beer selection is not hard to come by if you know where to look, while other locations might not have as many beers as Bier Market they probably have enough for you to be content with at a better price and a more relaxing atmosphere (if that's what you're after) It doesn't matter if you look 20 or 40, everyone seemed to get carded on the weekends which made me feel like I was at a club over in Richmond, which I try to avoid. The crowd once inside though was made of all kinds of people from early 20s all the way to some in their 50s (I'm talking about on weekends when it's more club-like), and for anyone that's single this seems like a good place to meet fellow singles, so remember to dress nice :) If I were to come here for dinner I wouldn't mind paying close to $10 for a beer (and the food they serve is top notch but it's been a while since I came here for a meal). But on weekend nights when getting a table can be a two hour wait and when most of us are made to stand around in the back with the crowds and live band in a toned down club like vibe, I rather not pay $10 for beer when I'm being shoved around and not be able to enjoy it. The live music here is not what I would call fantastic, the particular band when I was here last played covers of very random songs which I would have appreciated a DJ spin instead. I can't find fault in the bartenders though, the bar is not manned by just a couple of bartenders but at least 4 or 5 were taking orders making the wait times for a drink surprisingly quick for a large crowd. I even managed to have a short conversation with a bartender about a recommendation for a beer. They know their stuff and are friendly and efficient going about their business, so full props to them. Overall I would gladly find myself coming here for a relaxing drink and possibly think twice before heading over on a busy night, but it's located so close to Union that taking the GO back for me only involves leaving 10 minutes before my bus/train which for a commuter is a huge plus. But the vibe of this being too much like a mediocre club brings down my ratings of it, but I can see myself giving it a 4 star after my next positive visit here. read more

4 stars for beer selection and amazing frites. I'd probably rate it a 3 for a sit-down dinner and a 2 for a "night out" of dancing/clubbing. Fortunately I've never tried to entertain hopes at Bier Markt beyond having an awesome beer to start off my night, accompanied by an order of frites. They really are spectacular, and the curry mayo on the side is soooo good. The ambiance inside is chic bistro even though the establishment is quite large. I normally don't go for chains such as these, but I've found Bier Markt a great start to an evening. I did come back to it one night once it had turned into a "club" and found it to have underwhelming lighting with kinda crappy music. The patrons were unaffected by these qualities, however. Bier Markt: great beers on draft, great fries. read more

Three stars is exactly what this place deserves. We came here for brunch, I know not exactly what this place is known for, on a Saturday before the World Cup of Hockey game. We literally were the first ones here and Bier Markt is a big place so we felt even more alone. Our server wasn't really attentive but who could blame here, we were her only table for an hour before others came in. The food was OK. I had the egg white omelette that comes with a lot of toast. My girlfriend had this decadent french toast loaded with chocolate syrup and bananas. Hers came with maple syrup cut with espresso which I kept dunking my bread in to make my own fake french toast. I was surprised when my cousin who was feeling under the weather asked to order just a plain waffle because the one of the menu came with a bunch of things that she was worried would upset her stomach. Our waitress responded with "No we are corporate about that kind of thing" which was so surprising to us Americans. Not sure if that is a Canadian thing but wouldn't good business be serve a plain waffle, appease your customer, with less food and charge the same price? Stupid business plan there. I had a few beers to start and had one of the flights. It was fun that each beer had a fun description on the menu that my cousin read off to me every time I switched to a new one. My other cousin got their chicken sandwich which looked delicious but the "poutine" ask a thing of fries with little gravy and some cheese was really underwhelming. Overall, I might come back in the evening for the beer but not the food. read more

It's pretty hard to argue with a place that has such an extensive list of beers from around the world. Even harder to argue when they have a great multi-page beer menu with write ups of all the brands available which can make the selection process part of the fun. Then throw in one of their amazing cheese and lager fondue plates or an order of flatbread and you've got one of the best places downtown for after work drinks. Originally I was a bit put off to find out of the places corporate ownership (the same company owns East Side Marios and Casey's restaurants) but given the resources that I'd imagine are required to bring this many brands of beer to one place, I'm willing to look past this. Food and drink prices are pretty competitive with a lot of the other places on the Esplanade. Best to keep in mind that reservations can be hard to come by, and even finding a seat can be a challenge (or downright impossible) during peak hours... But when it comes down to it in the end, this place is very easy to go and have a good time and a cold beer so in Yelp terms, "Yay, I'm a fan" sounds about right. read more

Make sure you make reservations on Friday and Saturday nights because there is usually a huge line up that goes out the door. The Patio is a good place to hang out for a few brewskees after a long day at the office. The food is your basic bar food however I have had most of their items on the menu. My favorite is their chicken poutine which goes down easy with a strong beer like Golden Draak or Scaldus! Needless to say...they have a Ton of Beer here from all over the world. They also have a good selection of hard liqour for non beer drinkers as well. Usually I would give this place 5 stars but the service is usually hit or miss depending how busy it is. Nevertheless, this is by far the best location out of all the other Bier Markets in the GTA. read more

The Bier Markt on the Esplanade is the first one in the city and became the downtown place to meet for an overwhelming range of beers. Taking on a Belgian feel, the Bier Markt focuses on typical Belgian fare that will complement the beers they have on offer. Beside the meal entries in the menu, beer suggestions are also provided. The restaurant itself is deep with a bar situated in the centre of the space as you walk in. There are more secluded dining areas available if need be, and large beer-hall style long wooden tables for you and a large party to be sat at. The front area consists of smaller four-seater tables that look out onto the patio which you'll consider yourself very fortunate to get a seat on in the summer. It's a fine restaurant, don't get me wrong. I was particularly impressed with the special event meal that was put on some time ago with a fixed menu of five courses, each with a supporting beer. It was a truly fantastic and savoury night. But outside of the special events, I always seem to feel somewhat overwhelmed by the beer options and find it a bit overpriced for my liking. But that's just me. I just like beer. read more

Went on a Tue. night and there was no band/DJ/ scene as others described, just a post-work crowd enjoying a sunny summer evening. If you like good Euro beers, this is a nice place to enjoy them. I thought my veal schnitzel dish was decent, though a little heavy for my tastes (a tad coarse/well cooked) but I rarely have this dish so I'm not exactly sure if that's the way most schnitzels are served. Otherwise the sauces, sides and desserts all were good, and my companions enjoyed their mussels and fondue. I'd probably normally give this a 3, but with their big patio and perfect beer drinking weather, they get a +1. read more

The white wines here are terrible! If you're a wine drinker you're better off expanding your horizons and drinking beer. I got the Stiegel Radler, which basically taste like a bubbly grapefruit juice with a splash of white beer. It's only 2.5% alcohol and 12 oz. glass. It's a very good entry point for those who don't like beer. I'm definitely selling this better than the server who tried to make me get a 20 oz. glass of something else. No thanks! The chicken and Brie flatbread is quite mediocre. I'd try something else next time. Service was pretty good this time around considering how busy it was. I've been before and service was abysmally slow. There's live entertainment on stage. The music is ok. A bunch of hip old guys in suits and ties (even bowties) singing and playing instruments. I've been here twice before. Full dinner on a less busy night was great. Drinks and apps in the bar area on a busy night is decent. Bier Markt is a fun night out.. Kinda. Remember, don't get the wine! I never used to drink whites and it's because of places like this that serve terrible, possibly old, white wine. read more

Bier Markt is always my go to when I want a night out on a Friday or Saturday. I love that I can dance the night away with a live band, and it doesn't require me to get all dressed up, put on heels, fight off crowded, sweaty venues and creepy guys (yes, especially that). The beer list is extensive and something that all beer lovers seem to love. However, in all honesty, I usually just end up with a somersby in my hand to cool off from the dancing. My last time here, I enjoyed sitting down in their patio (with a full bar outside, might I add), and just enjoying the weather, the calamari and the beautiful weather as I waited for the live band to go on. The bonus is that this is literally across the street from union station, so drink away without a worry about how to get home :). read more

Good: The beer selection is vast. Overpriced, but it's nice to try some non-standard suds. Better: The dancefloor only starts looking fun after a few of the aforementioned beverages. It's definitely obnoxious if one isn't in inebriated party-time mode. Granted, that wasn't a problem for me. The thirtysomething crowd is mixed (locals, tourists, bachelor/bachelorette parties) and by the end of the night, everyone seems to be bopping away. Best: The live band on this particular Saturday night was cranking out hits of 90ies. Any band that incorporates Mr. Vain and Rhythm is a Dancer into a medley is going to be playing at my wedding. They were awesome! The UnGood: 1. They had the fake lineup farce happening on a cold winter night. Not appreciated. 2. The front-of-house staff were rude and unreasonable when my friend lost his coat check tag. Unfortunately, this tarnished an otherwise enjoyable evening. Perhaps I'll return in the summer when this is less of an issue. Funds: No cover, $50 for 4 Oktoberfest-style pints. read more

almost a year later. re-reviewing this place. i was here on a friday night, had to standing in line for about an hour. Apparantly we didn't here early enough because the place reached capacity at 9:45pm according to security. this is in the fricken winter, I'm surprised it was so packed. no doubt it's a popular place in the city. in the summer time it's packed. mainly because it has a lot of beer selections and most importantly NO COVER. my first time trying a Trappist beer, it's different and taste and smells a lot better than any other stuff I've had before. Kind of spoils you and I don't want anything else after that. Band was rockin it out that night.. they were good. Friend had an incident with a douche on the dance floor, people suddenly become so bold with alcohol. Anyway didn't have to knock him into reality. Anyways besides that incident everything was alright. The beer selection and lively band will keep me coming back if I'm in the mood. read more

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The Bier Markt is my go to "I am feeling lazy and want to walk about 5 steps to find somewhere to eat" place. Sundays will find brunch served with some live music. Monday to Saturday night, this place is always pretty busy, if the weather is nice then the patio (as with most places) is very busy. Friday/Saturday nights, after say 9.30/10 be prepared for potential queues to get in. Saturday night tends to not be a time I would go as the crowd seems a bit younger. Beer: Great beer selection...in fact great beer menu! So many choices, so little time. I have to say the first time when I visited and was handed a novel style beer menu and asked for my order within 5 minutes, i was a little bit panic stricken as I had not made it past the third page. So the menu isn't exactly "War and Peace" but be prepared for some decent amount of searching. Beer cocktails...sound awful, are actually pretty damn tasty. Food: I like the food here and have eaten here several times. Mussels are good, Markt fries come with some a few dips (the mustard mayo number is really tasty), platters are decent. Most recently I had brunch and tried the Benedict, which instead of being served on a muffin is served on potato rosti, delicious dish and I would highly recommend. Bison burger, expensive but heavenly meaty goodness! The Bar: My only complaint are the curtains that you have to fight to get through, just past the main door. I do not know how I have managed to get tangled in them so many times/trip over the bottom of them. I just find them really disorientating, like almost stepping into the wardrobe and finding you are in Narnia. The bar is quite dark, but I love the decor, just feel they need more seats at the actual bar. read more

Only had the pleasure of attending this location once, but will definitely be back again. Main point - they serve Erdinger (Dark one) whereas some other spots that serve Erdinger do not serve the dark version. I would categorize this as a great place to go with mates to try out some beers. It was a Friday night and it seemed to be turning into more of a club/bar with live music just as we left. I would imagine given the local and clientele that we saw, that you could make a night of it if you really wanted to - I am sure you catch my drift! read more

I came here for lunch so did not try any of their beers. From the menu, they have 100s of beers to select from and would be a fun place to go to in the summer when the patio is open. I ordered: -chicken & spatzle soup - pretty average and does not taste as good as in Germany -pork schnitzel - a bit overfried. It was a big portion, I could not finish the entire thing. -chocolate mousse cake - so yummy :) highly recommend! read more

Too much $$ for okay food. The beer options are amazing but the prices are ridiculous. read more

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So I think I liked this Bier Markt better than the one on King Street. It sort of looks like a castle on the inside and the outdoor patio made for a nice afternoon stop. Great selection of beers from around the world. I ordered the sausage sampler and some frites; pretty good, not the best I've had. It gets a little pricy, though. read more

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We came to bier market for a get together for y sister's bachelorette party and boys night out. We had dinner before and didn't intend to eat there. We have had food there before where food is okay and originally. We ordered drinks with plenty of variety to chose from. We always enjoyed the beers and cocktails. Some of the party guest were hungry where we ordered poutine. Unfortunately the poutine was cold and we had to return it back for another one. The "third base" beer was good. There was a live band playing cover music which made the night pleasant. We had a big crowd which we liked how accommodating the wait staff was with drinks and service. Overall the atmosphere was spacious, clean and different. Aside from the poutine ordered, bier market is always a safe bet for good time. read more

Atmosphere: Loud, Open & Modern Cleanliness: Good Constructive criticism/comments: lower prices of food! Cuisine: American Facilities: clean! Food: Good Likeliness of returning or recommending to others: Will return for the Oysters! Parking: $2.00 per half hour Portion Sizes: small Price: overpriced. MARKT WINGS $17.99 total 8pcs! BABY ROMAINE BLT $13 (super tiny). The beer choice was good. ON THE Lager SIDE (6 x 7 oz.) $22 1) Xingu Black Lager 4.6% ABV 2) Dolomiti Pedavena Lager 5% ABV 3) Hofbräu Helles Lager 5.1% ABV 4) Stiegl Lager 4.9% ABV 5) Kronenbourg 1664 Lager 5.2% ABV 6) Hofbräu Dunkel Lager 5.5% ABV Service: Fast, prompt and knowledgable about beer. Selection: wide variety of quality food. read more

Spot-on delicious succulent Sirloin Steak BUT one side was a bit tough. The flavour was delectable and totally makes up for cutting it with a steak knife. Its an 8oz served with carrot & asparagus saute with an enlightening French butter on top. Reg. 25, Promo until May 30 is $20! The Veal had a Yukon mash with tomato jam and gravy. The best part was the lemon caper emulsion to make it energize your mouth with exceptional zingy taste. Reg. $26, Promo until May 30th is also $20. You shant be dissapointed by these two meals but a tiny little bit more extra love on the steak would be awesome. read more

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I have had very different experiences at both Bier Markt locations- this review is for this location only. I much prefer the King st. location. I came here for a group dinner on Saturday. We had a reservation for 16- 17 people showed up, but we had a table that had a both running along one side and chairs on the other, so not really a problem to squeeze another person in. As soon as the waiter sees this, he has a hissy fit about how squished how we are, and even though we are not squished and are totally fine he proceeds to go on for about 5 minutes about how to rememdy the situation. Further more, our tables consisted of several small tables pushed together to make two large tables. When I inquired as to why we couldn't push all the tables together and make one large table he refused citing a number of pointless reasons. The waiter, was super creepy, rude, condescending the whole time. The food was ok....a few people got the shrimp and scallops and everyone seemed to enjoy those however the rest of us did not enjoy our meals. One friend had to send her fish back because it cold. When it came back it was clear they just stuck the whole plate in the oven, microwave, some kind of warming device. I had the Salmon which was ok, but sort of dry- it came on top of some sort of potatoes which were cold- I guess they plated the potatoes long before the Salmon. A few people ordered the Chefs cut, which happened to be ribeye- for $32 you got an overcooked steak that came off a buffet line. Around 9pm- I got up to use the ladies room finding that the bar had turned into a club full of dbags and skanks (is this language allowed on yelp?). Weird- its a bar that serves 100's of beers- why turn it into a night club or a restaurant that serves over priced food. If you are in the mood to just chill out and drink some delish beers I would highly recommend the King st. location. The bartenders/servers are super friendly and you don't have to deal with "club bier markt". The beer selection is of course wonderful and delightful, the beer is why I would go a restaurant called bier market in the first place. read more

The schnitzel is to die for ! The braissere chicken is good however the portion is miniscule. A better option is the spatchcock chicken for 2, which can easily feed 4 people if you grab an appetizer . I prefer the lager fondue over the cider fondue. I'm not sure if its the cheese or the cider but it definitely has a texture that is a bit off, almost grainy. Charcuterie board is excellent. Banana profiteroles are great too. read more

We had lunch on their patio today. It was very good. We were impressed with the menu amd the selection of beer from around the world. The service was excellent. Our waitress was attentive and knowledgeable. I would recommend this place. read more

What a disappointment! This place used to be awesome. Great food, good drinks super fun vibe. NOW it is swiss chalet with taps. Boo. What a fail. Their French fries alone before were worth the trip. Fresh crisp with mayo that was so good I wanted to eat it all by itself. We ordered fries and fondue tonight, previously two of their best dishes. We had to send both back. Cara foods (Harvey's, swish chalet and a glut of other never do anything good restaurants) bought this place a couple of years ago and have put the nails in the coffin. Never coming back. Thanks for killing two great bars with one crap middle of the road excuse for a restaurant. read more

Had the duck wings (drumlettes) which were amazing. Goose Island is prominently featured but there are other brews as well. The place had been renovated inside and was closed for quite a while. What's old is now new. Service was only so so, otherwise a good time. read more

A bit of Germany in Toronto. Great beer selection combined with some great traditional German food. read more

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Great selection of both bottle and draft beer. The "To Start or Share" menu is great for snack dining family style with friends which is how we ordered this time. The patio table spacing is not to crowded which is nice compared to many other Toronto summer dining venues. I will back when the re-open in May 2017. read more

I enjoy the Bier Market. It is primarily a restaurant but transitions into a bar for the evening crowd. The restaurant is rather large and there can be some negatives associated with that when it gets busy (slow service, rushed kitchen etc.) but my experiences have all been generally positive with dining there in groups of 4-10. Evenings on the weekend will almost always have a line so I wouldn't show up too late. Great beer selection, which should not be a huge surprise. Average to high beer prices but a decent trade off for the atmosphere. They will often have live music Good for groups. read more