20+ Best Heated Winter Patios in Toronto (2025 Guide)

Julie Anne L.
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When winter arrives in Toronto, you do not have to give up on dining outdoors. Many Toronto restaurants with heated winter patios offer a great way to stay warm while still enjoying the city’s atmosphere.

From sipping drinks under glowing heaters to sharing plates in a cozy, covered space, these patios make winter dining a unique experience. Here is a guide to some of the best spots to check out when the temperature drops.

Toronto Restaurants With Heated Winter Patios

Rooftop Patios with Views

Hemingway’s Restaurant and Bar

Yorkville has a New Zealand-style pub where the rooftop and multiple patios stay heated all year. At Hemingway’s, sports fans, trivia lovers, and late-night groups gather over pub food and 24 draught beers.

  • Price: $$
  • Cuisine: New Zealand
  • Website: www.hemingways.to 
  • Location: 142 Cumberland St, Toronto
  • Phone: 1 416-968-2828

The Pilot

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King Street’s long-standing Pilot keeps its Flight Deck rooftop open even in the chill. Heated seating, an eclectic menu, and live jazz on the second floor keep the energy going all year.

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  • Price: $$
  • Cuisine: Pub Fare
  • Website: https://thepilot.ca  
  • Location: 22 Cumberland St, Toronto
  • Phone: 1 416-923-5716

Harriet’s Rooftop

Sweeping skyline views pair with warmth at Harriet’s Rooftop. Heaters, plush seating, and a menu of light bites and cocktails make this lounge a go-to for winter nights out.

Baro

Photo via @barotoronto / Instagram

Latin spirit radiates from Baro’s rooftop on King Street. South American flavours, bold cocktails, and rooftop heaters combine to create an energetic cold-weather destination.

  • Price: $$ – $$$
  • Cuisine: Latin
  • Website: https://barotoronto.com 
  • Location: 485 King St W, Toronto
  • Phone: 1 416-363-8388

Gusto 101

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Italian favourites like truffle pasta and wood-fired pizza taste even better on a heated rooftop. Gusto 101’s CN Tower views and warm setup keep guests coming back in every season.

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  • Price: $$
  • Cuisine: Italian
  • Website: https://gusto101.com 
  • Location: 101 Portland St, Toronto
  • Phone: 1 416-504-9669

The Rooftop at The Broadview Hotel

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Skyline views define The Rooftop at the Broadview Hotel, where heaters and a 360° glass facade bring winter nights to life. Shareable bites and cocktails fit the mood.

Upscale & Fine Dining Patios

BlueBlood Steakhouse

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Casa Loma’s grandeur extends outdoors at BlueBlood Steakhouse. A heated patio joins fine cuts of beef, fresh seafood, and an art-filled dining space for a winter-friendly luxury meal.

  • Price: $$$
  • Cuisine: Steakhouse
  • Website: www.bluebloodsteakhouse.com 
  • Location: Casa Loma, 1 Austin Terrace, Toronto
  • Phone: 1 416-353-4647

Bymark

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Toronto’s Financial District thrives at Bymark, where a heated, tented patio brings diners outside. Seasonal menus and timeless design create a polished but comfortable winter option.

  • Price: $$$
  • Cuisine: Contemporary Canadian
  • Instagram: @bymarkrestaurant
  • Location: 66 Wellington St W, Toronto
  • Phone: 1 416-777-1144

GEORGE Restaurant

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A secluded courtyard in the city centre offers warmth at GEORGE Restaurant. Fire pits, blankets, and a weather-protected patio allow inventive tasting menus to be enjoyed outdoors even in colder months.

  • Price: $$
  • Cuisine: Canadian
  • Website: www.georgeonqueen.com 
  • Location: 111C Queen St E, Toronto
  • Phone: 1 416-863-6006

SARA

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Downtown minimalism shines at SARA, where both front and back patios are heated. Refined, globally inspired plates meet a calming, modern design that feels effortless year-round.

  • Price: $$ – $$$
  • Cuisine: Contemporary Global
  • Website: www.sara.restaurant  
  • Location: 98 Portland St, Toronto
  • Phone: 1 416-901-9859

Casual Patios & Courtyards

El Catrin Destileria

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The Distillery District offers a fiery escape with a patio powered by 25 heaters and a giant fire pit. El Catrin Destileria also boasts Canada’s largest tequila and mezcal collection, making it a lively cold-weather hangout.

  • Price: $$
  • Cuisine: Mexican
  • Website: www.elcatrin.ca 
  • Location: The Distillery Historic District, 18 Tank House Lane, Toronto
  • Phone: 1 416-203-2121

Bar Reyna

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Yorkville’s Victorian charm extends to a back patio warmed by heaters. At Bar Reyna, Mediterranean snacks and royal cocktails set the tone for cozy evenings in winter.

Myth

A glass-enclosed patio brings the Aegean to Toronto even in January. Myth surrounds diners with Greek food, celebratory energy, and enough heaters to keep the party going.

 Chula Taberna Mexicana

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Mexican energy continues at Chula Taberna Mexicana, where heaters and coverings make patio dining dependable. Over 70 tequilas fuel lively nights no matter the season.

  • Price: $$ – $$$
  • Cuisine: Mexican
  • Website: www.chula.ca 
  • Location: 1058 Gerrard St E, Toronto
  • Phone: 1 (416) 901-9859
  • Email: info@chula.ca

Bar Piquette

Photo via Piquette (@barpiquette) • Instagram

Wine lovers find comfort at Bar Piquette, where a heated glasshouse-style patio keeps things cozy. Snacks and natural wines pair perfectly with afternoons that stretch into evenings.

  • Price: $$ 
  • Cuisine: Wine Bar / Small Plates
  • Website: www.barpiquette.com 
  • Location: 1084 Queen St W, Toronto
  • Phone: 1 416-533-7745

F’Amelia

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Cabbagetown diners often head to F’Amelia, a trattoria in a cottage setting. A heated glass atrium and patio provide warmth alongside hearty northern Italian dishes and world wines.

Prohibition Social House

The backyard patio at Prohibition Social House stays warm thanks to strong heaters. Local cuisine, premium beers, and crafted cocktails keep Riverside locals gathering through the cold months.

Burdock Brewery & Music Hall

Beer and live music meet winter patio culture at Burdock Brewery. Covered seating, fleece blankets, and heaters make this brewery’s patio feel like an après-ski escape.

Viaggio

Little Portugal’s Italian kitchen, Viaggio, extends its seasonal menu to a covered, heated patio. House-made infusions, international touches, and a warm setting make it an inviting choice.

Aura

Photo via @auratoronto / Instagram

Riverside evenings often end at a small cocktail lounge with a heated back patio. Aura makes unwinding easy with its intimate atmosphere and carefully refined craft cocktails.

La Paella

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Spanish dining feels relaxed at La Paella, where heaters make sharing paella and tapas comfortable in cooler weather. The rustic space enhances the laid-back atmosphere.

What About a Winter Brunch?

These heated patios have your winter nights covered, but when it comes to a chilly weekend morning, sometimes you just want a warm and comfortable spot indoors. For the best places to find pancakes, eggs benedict, and great coffee, we have a guide for that too.

Check out our full list of the 15+ Best Toronto Brunch Spots for a Cozy Winter Morning.

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Julie Anne Loquinario

Hey, it’s Julie! Powered by coffee and cuddles from my five feline overlords, I’m always hunting down the best cafés and restos in Toronto and the GTA. When I’m not indulging in my latest food obsession, you’ll find me binge-watching shows or dreaming up my next adventure.

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