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- 4.5Food
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Noise • Moderate
CA$30.90 per person
1 - 12 people
CA$2.00 per person
1 - 12 people
CA$1.00 per person
1 - 12 people
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4.5
Noise • Moderate
Peter
Toronto18 reviews
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For seafood deals, Pure Spirits shines early in the week: Mondays feature all-you-can-eat mussels, and Tuesdays have $2 oysters, great if you’re chasing specials.
Yes, Pure Spirits offers flat roll-in access, easy patio access with lots of accessible seating, and a separate accessible washroom for wheelchair users.
Portions at Pure Spirits are generally generous, guests frequently praise mains like the lobster roll, mussels and other seafood dishes as filling and satisfying.
Yes, Pure Spirits is a lovely choice for a special evening, with multiple guests celebrating anniversaries and praising its attentive service and warm atmosphere.
Yes, Pure Spirits has a delightful patio along the side of the building, and guests often choose outdoor tables in nice weather for dining or pre-theatre drinks.
Pure Spirits blends Victorian-era industrial charm with a warm, convivial seafood-house vibe, exposed beams, a long bar with shuckers, and a sunny patio create a cozy, bustling spot for oysters and drinks.
Casual dress, come comfortably dressed; the owner even notes that "Casual attire and a love for great food are all you need" to enjoy your visit.
For a calmer visit, try weekday lunch or a midweek evening; evenings with Soulpepper shows, the Winter Market or big sports matches (World Cup) bring a livelier, buzzy atmosphere.
Pure Spirits offers an indoor dining room with booths and a long bar for watching the shuckers, plus a delightful outdoor patio.
Yes, families dine here comfortably: guests report bringing children (including an 8‑year‑old) and there are kids' meals, with attentive staff who make family visits feel special.
The patio is a friendly spot for diners with dogs, guests mention enjoying a patio dinner there with their dog.
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