Top, Best & Fun Rooftop Bars in Brampton

"The Drake Hotel on Queen West has its own unique approach to hospitality, with casual cool vibes and an emphasis on art and design. This 19-room boutique hotel is more like a hub that celebrates the surrounding community and fun creativity. A former apartment building, the vibrant rooms look like they are home to a local art collector who loves high ceilings, custom furniture and decorated the place with quirky touches and vintage items."

"The Sky Yard located in the Drake Hotel was voted as one of the best rooftop bars in the world and it’s no wonder why. The walls are adorned with seasonally changing artwork, there are 360-degree panoramic views to enjoy, and of course, plenty of sunshine to soak up in the summer months. And if that patio is at capacity, check out one of the five other patios located in the Drake Hotel."

"Enjoy the most perfect aesthetic and dreamiest vibes on this rooftop patio at The Drake Hotel. This spot is the best places for after work drinks and snacks, plus there’s always amazing music, too!"

"The exclusive Lavelle is a little on the pricier side but just wait until you see the view!. It basically feels like you’re sitting on a beach in the sky. You can enjoy a cocktail by the pool at this rooftop patio."

"Since 2016, this Queens Quay restaurant has impressed with its aburi sushi — lightly torched morsels of fresh, creamy, and visually stunning slice of the season’s freshest catch on a bed of rice. Miku is offering a range of takeout and delivery options including delivery via the usual third-party apps as well as meal kits. View this post on Instagram"

"Miku pioneered aburi-style sushi in Canada — which, for the uninitiated, translates to 'flame-seared'. In practice, this means the fish is cooked over fire to create new textures and enhance flavour, searing it over binchotan (Japanese bamboo charcoal). The restaurant also has a signature secret sauce, known only by a handful of its chefs."

"Industrial lighting fixtures hang from the ceiling at Miku, one of Toronto’s most impressive sushi spots. Elegant black and white furniture contrasts the stark nature of the industrial lighting, and the result is something unique and intimate. The only thing more impressive than the dramatic decor is perhaps the menu."

"You can find the El Catrin restaurant in the Distillery District, and they’ve got a stunning and super cute patio out front for you to enjoy your Mexican feast. You can enjoy traditional and modern Mexican bites here, like their Pibil Jackfruit Sopes or their Guacamole with *gasp* crickets as an add-on."

"Tucked away in Toronto’s historic Distillery District, this restaurant is not only home to a chic cocktail and Mexican brunch menu, but also a sprawling outdoor patio that’s equipped with aesthetically-pleasing heaters and fire pits. Breakfast margaritas and churros on a cozy patio?"

"The outdoor spot is serving up some of the best Mexican eats in town. Plus, more than enough tequila to go ’round. Where: 18 Tank House Lane"

"Grapefruit Moon is certainly a prime University of Toronto spot, which means that the tables get as cluttered by textbooks as they do by food. This restaurant supplies its customers with ample laid-back comfort food. Their all-day breakfast that will have carnivores and vegans alike coming back for more."

"The Grapefruit Moon’s fun and unique brunch menu rewards the adventurous. Try the Bike Rider’s Special, Big Bang Breakfast, or a Morning Glory breakfast burger. The morning poutine with cheese, caramelized onions, breakfast gravy, and a fried egg is inviting."

"Track & Field is a restaurant and bar that has all the games most retirees enjoy. Funny, because on most nights, the bocce ball, shuffleboard, and crokinole areas are usually occupied by young professionals. Beyond the games, Track & Field is known for cocktails on tap and a vast selection of craft beers."

"A decade after pioneering Ossington Street, which has grown from a quiet row of Vietnamese karaoke bars and Portuguese bakeries to a bustling, blinking nightlife strip, Foxley still has no digital footprint, not even a basic website or Instagram account. An internet presence is not necessary for packing the restaurant with diners hungry for the Southeast Asian-influenced small plates of sea bream ceviche with yuzu and shiso, steamed mussels in green curry, or venison wrapped in la lot leaf."

"Grapefruit Moon is certainly a prime University of Toronto spot, which means that the tables get as cluttered by textbooks as they do by food. This restaurant supplies its customers with ample laid-back comfort food. Their all-day breakfast that will have carnivores and vegans alike coming back for more."

"The Grapefruit Moon’s fun and unique brunch menu rewards the adventurous. Try the Bike Rider’s Special, Big Bang Breakfast, or a Morning Glory breakfast burger. The morning poutine with cheese, caramelized onions, breakfast gravy, and a fried egg is inviting."

"Khau Gully, meaning “Street of foods,” is a modern Indian cuisine food joint based in the city of Toronto, quite famous for its tandoori delicacies and Shortbus. The ambiance is posh, with a touch of traditional-modern Indian style, which vibes totally with the extensive menu. They offer vegetarian options, but choices are limited."

"This heritage park is centred around the Historic Baker House which was built in 1953 and gives visitors a glimpse of Upper Canada when it settled when Lieutenant Governor John Graves Simcoe put lots up along Yonge Street for sale. Right next to the house is a large woodlot (Baker's Woods) where you'll often find dog walkers, hikers, and runners. In the woods you'll find an inner and outer circuit that you can take."

"Take a breather from the hustle and bustle of city life and head on over to Elder’s Mills Nature Reserve. Go on a leisurely stroll through the park grounds and breathe in some fresh air. The park is a green oasis with seasonal blooms, shaded walking paths and scenic bridges that stretch across peaceful creeks or streams."

"This is one of the smaller hiking spots on our list, but Elder’s Mills is an absolute hidden gem!. Since it isn’t too well known, this spot offers a nice, quiet ambiance that’s perfect for a relaxing walk or energetic hike away from the world. Be sure to check out this extremely peaceful setting when you’re in the area."

"Engage in a game of soccer or baseball at the beautiful sports facilities of Vaughan Grove Sports Park. The park has excellent ball diamonds and several soccer fields that are open to the public. There is plenty of parking and other well-maintained facilities too."