Get Well

20+ Ontario craft taps, North of Brooklyn pizza in the kitchen, and original arcade games (Galaga, vector Star Wars) covering the walls. The best bar for groups in Toronto — nobody runs out of things to do, argue about, or eat.

Neighbourhood: Dundas West · Address: 1181 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON · Hours: Mon–Thu 5PM–1AM | Fri–Sat 3PM–2AM | Sun 3PM–12AM · Price Range: $$ · Phone: (416) 533-2254 · Website: https://getwellbar.com · Editorial status: Not yet verified

Why Visit

It's where great Ontario beer and vintage video games actually co-exist—nobody minds if you spend half the night glued to the Star Wars vector machine. Pizza’s legit, too.

What Makes It Unique

Few Toronto breweries double as an arcade with a North of Brooklyn pizza outpost in-house. The tap list is genuinely curated—if you’re sick of pedestrian IPAs, this is your hop-fueled playground. Every inch of the backroom is gaming nostalgia, making it ideal for both beer geeks and joystick warriors.

Get Well is a mashup of craft beer haven and vintage arcade dream on Dundas West. With over 20 Ontario craft taps, they spotlight local breweries you won't find just anywhere. North of Brooklyn occupies the kitchen, slinging cheesy, thin-crust slices that are half the reason to come. The space is industrial but not cold—think low lighting, exposed brick, and rows of original cabinets (yes, they work) lining the back. The crowd trends relaxed but lively, with local beer fans mingling with Galaga hustlers. No table service, so line up at the bar for both drinks and pizza.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you need a reservation?

No reservations—it's always walk-in only, but groups should arrive early for tables.

What's the best thing to order?

The North of Brooklyn pepperoni slice, ideally washed down with whatever IPA is freshest on tap.

Is it good for groups?

Definitely—especially for casual group hangs. There's seating for groups up to 10, but spaces fill up quickly on weekends.

What's the price range?

Most pints run $8–$10, pizza slices $5–$7. It’s mid-range for the area.

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