7 Best Happy Hour Menus In Toronto Restaurants For Cheap Afternoon Eats & Refreshing Cocktails
Toronto restaurants have so many happy hour deals every day of the week and the cheap prices are hard to resist.
After a long day at work, there’s nothing better than a cheap drink and eats duo, and there are a bunch of Toronto happy hour spots to make it happen.
From wine and pizza to margaritas and tacos, there are so many different Toronto restaurants with a variety of cuisines that have happy hour menus, you just need to know where to find them.
However, it's also worth noting that the city is filled with deals, and keeping track of it all can be hard. For this article, we will focus on the Financial and Entertainment districts in Toronto, where many offices are to help guide the corporate girlies to the cheapest deals.
Here are seven happy hour menus you need to check out in downtown Toronto to get some delicious eats and thirst-quenching cocktails at cheap prices.
Petty Cash
Why You Need To Go: While many people might not think of Petty Cash as a place to eat in Toronto, they have a food menu filled with so many delicious eats.
And the best part is that their happy hour menu is available every day from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. You can get a full-sized pizza for half price and enjoy a dollar-an-ounce wine, $7 rail and $7 beer bottles.
From a Margherita pizza to pepperoni, rigatoni, or Hawaiian, you can get a whole pizza for as low as $11.
Cuisine: Bar
Address: 487 Adelaide St. W., Toronto
The Parlour
Why You Need To Go: Tucked away in the Entertainment District, this hidden gem on King Street West has a happy hour menu you won't want to miss out on.
From 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. every day, you can get any pizzette for $16 in addition to half-stack short ribs, half salmon tartare, mini meatballs, and more.
But from the list of happy hour beverages, you can also enjoy $12 margaritas and $1.50 an ounce of wine.
Cuisine: International
Address: 642 King St W, Toronto
Oretta King West
@tochazam We went to check out Happy Hour at Oretta with prices ranging from $6, $9, $12, $15. Check online for the times & menu. I also had to make sure to get a little treat after dinner at Forno Cultura 🤭 #torontohappyhour #torontoeats #torontofoodspots #kingwesteats #oretta #toronrofoodies #torontolife #torontodeals #fornocultura #torontotiktok
Why You Need To Go: From Monday to Friday, 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., you can enjoy Italian food for cheap thanks to the aesthetic restaurant's "Apertivo" menu.
From $6 croquettes to $12 calamari and $12 pizzetta (smaller-sized pizza), there's a lot to choose from.
The restaurant also has gluten-free options, which would be great for anyone with intolerances.
Also, cocktails are $9. So, if you want something refreshing like sangria, prosecco, limoncello spritz, or Peroni, you'll want to head to Oretta ASAP.
Cuisine: Italian
Address: 633 King St W, Toronto
Melrose on Adelaide
Why You Need To Go: Melrose on Adelaide is a quaint Toronto restaurant that feels like an escape from the city. And so, if you were looking to run away from your responsibilities, this would be a great place to take a break or have a lunch meeting.
At Melrose on Adelaide, you can enjoy their happy hour from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. every day, and they have wines and lagers on their drinks menu. Meanwhile, you can get snacks like hummus and pita for $10 and a charcuterie board for $20.
So, if you weren't looking for a big meal, this would be the Toronto restaurant to check out.
Cuisine: International
Address: 270 Adelaide St. W., Toronto
LOCAL Public Eatery- Adelaide
Why You Need To Go: This new Toronto restaurant opened its doors just in time for the Super Bowl, but it's here to stay. They are located in the heart of the financial district and their happy hour menu cannot be skipped out on.
You can enjoy their daytime happy hour from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday to Friday.
The restaurant also has happy hours during the evening after 9:00 p.m., which is a big win if you are looking for a late-night bite.
From $5 fish tacos to $8 fully loaded crispy potatoes, $9 cheese perogies, $16 burgers, and so many other cheap eats, it's easy to find something you'd want to eat at low prices.
Also, the drinks list is long and filled with beers, wines and cocktails to try!
Cuisine: American
Address: 141 Adelaide St W, Toronto
Añejo
Why You Need To Go: Every day, twice a day, Añejo has a happy hour you can't resist. From 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. or 10:oo p.m. to midnight, you can get $3 tacos and $6 Margaritas!
Añejo has 10 Margaritas to choose from with many different flavours and ingredients, including mango, chili coconut, ginger and classic.
Meanwhile, the tacos are $3, and there are six different ones to choose from, including beef barbacoa, pork carnitas, crispy fish, chicken tinga, chorizo and braised mushroom.
Cuisine: Mexican
Address: 600 King St. W., Toronto
Margo
@miranabulsi New mediterranean restaurant in Toronto, Margo. The flaming saganaki is a must! #torontorestaurants #newtorontorestaurant #margo #margotoronto #restaurantsmusttry #fyp
Why You Need To Go: From $9 Negronis to $8 glasses of wine, Margo has a happy hour drinks list with quite a few options.
Also, their food is delicious and they have quite a few things to grab while dining during their happy hour.
From $6 dips like mutable and muhammara to $2 oysters, $13 tuna ceviche, $7 chicken kibbeh, and more, you can get a bunch of shareable plates and pay low prices while dining in an upscale Toronto restaurant.
Cuisine: Mediterranean
Address: 600 King St W 4th Floor, Toronto
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The bar at Ristorante Sociale.
The dining room at Ristorante Sociale.
Dancer at Ristorante Sociale.
Appetizers at Ristorante Sociale.
Cacio e Pepe at Ristorante Sociale.
Branzino at Ristorante Sociale.
Dessert at Ristorante Sociale.
Cocktails at Ristorante Sociale.
Drinks at Ristorante Sociale.
Bar area at Sub Division.Courtesy of Sub Division
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Bar area at Sub Division.Courtesy of Sub Division
Interior of Sub Division. Courtesy of Sub Division
