Tucked away on industrial Geary Avenue, this Illuminati-themed tap room is where to go for sours and strong beers, as well as a selection of small bites like Scotch eggs produced in a dedicated kitchen.

Bringing your pup to this Leslieville brewery is encouraged, where a wide range of beers (from porters to pale ales) can be downed in a dog-friendly environment.

Aptly-named Left Field Brewery is known for it's series of baseball-inspired beers including IPAs, sours, dark ales, crisp lagers, and hard seltzers. The brewery also hosts fun events, like music bingo, standup comedy, and trivia.

Situated in the former Symes Destructor in the Stockyards District, high ceilings and tons of draft options (not to mention tasty local food offerings) are what you'll find at this spacious tap room.

This Sterling Road tap room is complete with pinball machines and its own Rube Goldberg machine, plus towering, steaming tanks that are fully visible from the seating area. They come out with a new beer on the 15th of every month, so there will always be something interesting to sip on.

There's a steampunk vibe to this East York brewery that serves beers in 12-ounce pints and five-ounce samples. Expect a mix of classics, like porters, stouts, pale ales, and sours.

This cozy tap room has a friendly neighborhood atmosphere thanks to communal tables and hearty food. Enjoy a pint of crisp pilsner or pale ale and say hi to a neighbour.

The OG Stockyards brewery is housed in a 40s-style manufacturing plant, renovated and modernized so you can enjoy an award-winning pint surrounded by history. The bar is flanked by brewing vessels, fermenters, and oak barrels designed by the owner, Jordan Rainhard.

This Bellwoods outpost near Lawrence and Keele has an expanded barrel-aging program and a focus on farmhouse and wild ales. It often ends up being less crowded than theOssington brewery.