150 Symes Rd Unit #130, Toronto, ON M6N 0B1
Call: (647) 344-8323
If you’re looking to host an accessible event during the holiday season in Toronto, Grace is an open and elegant venue option near the Stockyards. The venue is new to the neighbourhood and especially proud of their inclusive design! The easiest way to get there is by the St. Clair accessible streetcar where you would get off at Gunn’s Loop, the west most stop.
Read More3108 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M6P 2A1
Call: (416) 769-7777
Leela Indian Food Bar in Toronto's Junction District is a bright, colourful space serving Indian tapas and street foods. The restaurant opened in January 2017 and offers a relaxed atmosphere with 30 seats and an open concept kitchen.
Read More128A Sterling Rd, Toronto, ON M6P 0A1
With beers like the Union Pearson Ale, Henderson Brewery celebrates the unique local culture of Toronto and its neighborhoods. This space offers an accessible tasting room and brewery tours all on one level in a bright, inviting atmosphere.
Read More247 Wallace Ave, Toronto, ON M6H 1V5
On a windy, sunny, afternoon in March we visited Halo, an accessible brewery, tasting room, and bottle shop located in the Junction Triangle. Halo is an open source brewery: all of the recipes for the beers created by founders and co-owners Eric Portelance and Callum Hay are available online.
Read MoreToronto’s Junction neighbourhood is named after the area where four railway lines meet and is located in the city’s west end. It’s a relatively small neighbourhood with some fantastic furniture shops to get lost in, and amazing restaurants to eat at until you’re uncomfortably full. Check out our picks for the top accessible restaurants in the Junction.
Read More2968 Dundas St. W, Toronto, ON, M6P 1Y8
Call for reservations: 416-916-2368
The Passenger is a beautiful, open restaurant in the heart of the trendy Junction neighbourhood. Its best quality would have to be the accessible patio for the upcoming summer months!
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