Scouring the city for the best caesars? The most outlandish, decadent and over-the-top monstrous creations? We've compiled a list of Toronto's best caesars. Whether you’re trying to cure a hangover or you simply want a drink to pair with your meal -- be it brunch, lunch or dinner -- the classic Canadian caesar has got you covered!
The typical caesar -- which resembles that of a Bloody Mary -- consists of vodka, hot sauce, Worcestershire sauce, Clamato juice and to top it all off, a celery salt-rimmed glass and a garnish of celery stalk. However, most restaurants, bars and pubs across the city serve the classic caesar but with a twist. No matter what the variation is -- in terms of the garnish and spices of the cocktail -- these places are sure to help you quench your thirst. The only drink that is equal parts beverage and meal, here are our picks for some of the best caesars in Toronto.
82 Fort York Blvd
Hunters Landing
Elevate your brunch experience with the fanciest caesar you’ll ever have. The Landing Cure, topped with a lobster tail, pizza slice, jalapeño havarti, bacon, vegetables and pickles, is only $16. They also have a regular caesar available during the weekdays as well.
107 King St E
Score on King
This sports bar has a whole page on their website dedicated to their outrageous caesars. They’re garnished with a variety of unusual toppings such as cheese burgers, hot wings, corn dogs and more.
150 King St W
Earls Kitchen + Bar
Don’t forget to order Earls Signature Caesar at this upscale chain restaurant with five locations across Ontario. Made with Smirnoff vodka, Clamato and signature spices and topped with a pepperoni stick.
277 Front St W
The Pint Public House
Kick off the weekend at this pub that serves caesars in a boot! Available only on weekends, the Breakfast Boot features spicy Clamato to give it that extra kick of heat.
810 Queen St E
Tabule Middle Eastern Cuisine - Queen
This Middle Eastern restaurant is adding their own twist to this cocktail by covering the rim of the glass with sumac and Za’atar spices. Garnishes include pickled beets and pepperoncini peppers.
99 Queen St E
The Carbon Bar
This sit-down barbecue joint in Corktown offers a wide array of caesars, from seafood garnishes to smoked meat trimmings.
275 Cherry St
Cherry Street Bar-B-Que
This smokehouse in the Port Lands is obviously going to incorporate their speciality into the beverage menu. The caesar comes garnished with one of their smoked ribs.
17 Tank House Lane
Pure Spirits Oyster House & Grill
This seafood restaurant in the Distillery District has an entire 'Hail Caesar' menu dedicated to their over-the-top caesars. One of their creations -- the One-Eyed Willy -- is infused with squid ink, resulting in a dark black beverage, which is then topped with various seafood and real gold leaf.
85 Hanna Ave #104
Mildred's Temple Kitchen
Toronto’s beloved place for blueberry pancakes also has a reputation for their caesars. With three on the menu to choose from, they’re the perfect accompaniment to any brunch dish. The celery is thinly shaved and placed in an intricate bundle on top as a garnish.
469 King St W
Rodney's Oyster House
Seafood isn’t the only attraction at this oyster bar. The caesar, made with Walter Craft Caesar Mix and topped with a Gulf shrimp, is the perfect accoutrement to a dozen oysters and a lobster dinner.
1438 Dundas St W
The Federal
Garnished with Cool Ranch Doritos, you can customize your caesar by choosing vodka, gin or tequila. The perfect drink to wash down a Gold Standard breakfast sandwich.
1627 Dupont St
Farmhouse Tavern
This farm-to-table restaurant knows how to cook a mean brunch, but they’ve also mastered the art of caesars. The drink comes with a smoked oyster on top.
Scouring the city for the best caesars? The most outlandish, decadent and over-the-top monstrous creations? We've compiled a list of Toronto's best caesars. Whether you’re trying to cure a hangover or you simply want a drink to pair with your meal -- be it brunch, lunch or dinner -- the classic Canadian caesar has got you covered!
The typical caesar -- which resembles that of a Bloody Mary -- consists of vodka, hot sauce, Worcestershire sauce, Clamato juice and to top it all off, a celery salt-rimmed glass and a garnish of celery stalk. However, most restaurants, bars and pubs across the city serve the classic caesar but with a twist. No matter what the variation is -- in terms of the garnish and spices of the cocktail -- these places are sure to help you quench your thirst. The only drink that is equal parts beverage and meal, here are our picks for some of the best caesars in Toronto.
82 Fort York Blvd
Hunters Landing
Elevate your brunch experience with the fanciest caesar you’ll ever have. The Landing Cure, topped with a lobster tail, pizza slice, jalapeño havarti, bacon, vegetables and pickles, is only $16. They also have a regular caesar available during the weekdays as well.
107 King St E
Score on King
This sports bar has a whole page on their website dedicated to their outrageous caesars. They’re garnished with a variety of unusual toppings such as cheese burgers, hot wings, corn dogs and more.
150 King St W
Earls Kitchen + Bar
Don’t forget to order Earls Signature Caesar at this upscale chain restaurant with five locations across Ontario. Made with Smirnoff vodka, Clamato and signature spices and topped with a pepperoni stick.
277 Front St W
The Pint Public House
Kick off the weekend at this pub that serves caesars in a boot! Available only on weekends, the Breakfast Boot features spicy Clamato to give it that extra kick of heat.
810 Queen St E
Tabule Middle Eastern Cuisine - Queen
This Middle Eastern restaurant is adding their own twist to this cocktail by covering the rim of the glass with sumac and Za’atar spices. Garnishes include pickled beets and pepperoncini peppers.
99 Queen St E
The Carbon Bar
This sit-down barbecue joint in Corktown offers a wide array of caesars, from seafood garnishes to smoked meat trimmings.
275 Cherry St
Cherry Street Bar-B-Que
This smokehouse in the Port Lands is obviously going to incorporate their speciality into the beverage menu. The caesar comes garnished with one of their smoked ribs.
17 Tank House Lane
Pure Spirits Oyster House & Grill
This seafood restaurant in the Distillery District has an entire 'Hail Caesar' menu dedicated to their over-the-top caesars. One of their creations -- the One-Eyed Willy -- is infused with squid ink, resulting in a dark black beverage, which is then topped with various seafood and real gold leaf.
85 Hanna Ave #104
Mildred's Temple Kitchen
Toronto’s beloved place for blueberry pancakes also has a reputation for their caesars. With three on the menu to choose from, they’re the perfect accompaniment to any brunch dish. The celery is thinly shaved and placed in an intricate bundle on top as a garnish.
469 King St W
Rodney's Oyster House
Seafood isn’t the only attraction at this oyster bar. The caesar, made with Walter Craft Caesar Mix and topped with a Gulf shrimp, is the perfect accoutrement to a dozen oysters and a lobster dinner.
1438 Dundas St W
The Federal
Garnished with Cool Ranch Doritos, you can customize your caesar by choosing vodka, gin or tequila. The perfect drink to wash down a Gold Standard breakfast sandwich.
1627 Dupont St
Farmhouse Tavern
This farm-to-table restaurant knows how to cook a mean brunch, but they’ve also mastered the art of caesars. The drink comes with a smoked oyster on top.
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