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This Toronto Bar Has A New Heated Patio & You Can Play Games While Dining Under The Stars

Make s'mores and spin records in a private dome.

The Olde Stone Cottage Pub's heated patio in Toronto.

The Olde Stone Cottage Pub's heated patio in Toronto.

Courtesy of LMI Yurt Village
Staff Writer

A new pop-up patio just opened in Toronto, and now there's no need to wait until summer for outdoor dining and fun lawn games. This spring patio lets you and up to seven friends have your meal in a snow globe dome or gazebo tent.

The Olde Stone Cottage Pub has partnered with LMI Yurt Village to create a new heated patio where you can choose your private dining atmosphere while playing different games, spinning records and roasting marshmallows.

They've created what they call a "patio pass" in order to rent a covered patio space for two hours, including a free s'mores kit, fireside tables and different games to play. There is access to board games, tabletop games and arcade-type activities, including mini basketball and a mini putting green.

There are three unique dining atmospheres — the "70s theme dome," the "skylight trellis" and the "fireside gazebo." Each has different lighting and decor accents, and there are even some fake plants to complete the cozy environment.

The '70s dome is like dining in a snow globe, with a record player and records you can use for a throwback evening. You can make your free s'mores kit right inside the fireside gazebos, surrounded by twinkly lights. The skylight trellis has a clear ceiling so you can stargaze as you dine and play games.

This is the perfect way to feel like you're spending an evening at the cottage. The bar has different package options that could include appetizers or full meals; otherwise, you can choose to book the patio space and order whatever you'd like off of their menu. You'll also leave with a free little game to bring home.

Stone Cottage Patio Pass

Price: $50+ for patio pass

When: March and April (end date weather dependant)

Address: 3750 Kingston Rd., Scarborough, ON

Why You Need To Go: If you can't make it to a cottage, you can play games and dine under the stars to pretend you are at this new themed-patio experience in Toronto.

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  • Ottawa Staff Writer Megan Johnson was an Ottawa Staff Writer for Narcity Canada. Prior to joining the Narcity team she founded Ottawa River Lifestyle, a blog to promote the Capital Region and small towns along the Ottawa River. In addition to writing about Canadian businesses, local events and outdoor adventures, Megan has created content for Canadian brands and tourism boards. She has her B.Sc. in Honours Biochemistry and has always enjoyed various forms of writing and travel.

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