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The Hole In The Wall T.O.
If you’ve been wandering around Dundas Street West, you’ve probably walked past The Hole In The Wall T.o. without even noticing it. But trust me, once you find it, you’ll keep coming back. Tucked away at 2867A Dundas St W, this cozy Toronto spot carries a warm, laid-back vibe that’s perfect for an unhurried bite or a casual catch-up with friends.
The first thing you’ll notice is its snug, welcoming atmosphere, making it feel like a local secret you’re lucky to discover. They’ve got outdoor seating that’s ideal when Toronto’s weather decides to behave, letting you people-watch while enjoying your plate. Inside, the dim lights and rustic decor add to the comfort, making it a spot you can easily sink into for a few hours.
Food here leans toward small plates and quick bites that hit the spot without overcomplicating your day. Whether you’re in the mood for a late-night snack or a light dinner, The Hole In The Wall T.o. delivers with plates that are rich in flavor but unpretentious in presentation. The menu offers comfort without heaviness, letting you graze through different dishes without the regret of overordering.
And it’s not just about the food. If you’re into craft beer, a neat cocktail, or a glass of wine to wind down, you’ll find something worth sipping here. The bar stocks a thoughtful selection of spirits, and there’s always a good pour of coffee if you’re skipping alcohol for the day. The mix of beer, cocktails, and small bites creates a vibe that works whether you’re stopping by solo or meeting up with a few friends.
Takeaway options are available if you’re in a rush, but honestly, The Hole In The Wall T.o. is the kind of place that invites you to pause for a moment. It’s a slice of Toronto’s casual dining scene you’ll want to revisit whenever you’re around the Junction, especially when you’re craving that low-key, neighborhood restaurant experience that feels personal from the moment you step in.
The Hole In The Wall T.O. Reviews
Great spot. Very unique. Food has never disappointed. Try the vegetables in brown butter if they're available. Prices are very good considering the quality of the food and presentation.
My absolute favourite place. Small and intimate. Reminds me places I went to in NYC and Montreal. Great menu and consistently good food. Great selection of craft beer, nice wines and good cocktails. Always friendly and attentive service. Cozy and friendly place. Nowhere better to be on a cold winter night
It was a lovely experience with decent food and nice staff, complemented by a well-designed ambiance with dim lighting.
Sometimes I'm disappointed I keep coming back....I want to try other spots...but it's really the best in the hood. Everything on the menu is great, awesome beer/booze selection...how can you go wrong. Lovely steak frites...slightly overcooked for medium rare....perfect fries and beautiful cut of meat.
It is as the name states. A very small cozy bar, attached to a pretty decent restaurant. My date and I intended to go for drinks, but we got a little nibbly. And who can say no to a dozen oysters. They were fresh and sweet with no fishy taste or smell. Unfortunately, that wasn't enough. So, just to add a little something extra, the smoked olives. And my God, they were probably the best olives I've ever eaten. So good, in fact, my date took an extra order of them to go. Highly recommend for cozy drink!
Great little neighbourhood spot with an excellent selection of beers, ciders and cocktails. Staff were very accommodating of our request to finish our meal by a specific time. Can’t comment on the full menu, but the cacio pepe pizza was delicious with a chewy sourdough crust and well balanced toppings. Looking forward to going back to try a few other things on the menu!
Loved this place! The drinks were good, and the pizza we tried was amazing. But the atmosphere is what I really like! It's hard to find a little place like this hidden in Toronto. The prices were also very reasonable.
Stumbled upon this place for a couple drinks during a day out exploring the Junction. There were many options to choose from. The staff were all very friendly and kind. I loved the atmosphere of this spot. It felt very comfortable and cozy. We tried the Willibald Strawberry Rhubarb hard seltzer, the Collective Arts Raspberry Orange hard seltzer, and the Slake Hatch pale ale. Everything was great. The menu looked amazing and I can't wait to come back and try the food. Would definitely recommend this spot to friends.