Toronto's best rooftop bar — the Broadview Hotel's beautifully restored Victorian heritage building offers 360-degree views from its rooftop bar including one of the finest angles on the CN Tower in the city. Sipping white wine while watching a Toronto sunset from here is an experience worth every dollar.
Neighbourhood: East End / Leslieville · Address: 106 Broadview Ave, Toronto, ON · Hours: Mon–Thu 4:00 – 10:00 PM | Fri–Sat 4:00 PM – 12:00 AM | Sun 4:00 – 10:00 PM · Price Range: $$$ · Phone: (416) 362-8439 · Editorial status: Not yet verified
The Broadview Hotel Rooftop gives you jaw-dropping views of the CN Tower and Toronto skyline from a preserved 19th-century landmark. Kick back with a glass of wine or cocktail as the city lights up below.
Unlike most Toronto rooftops, this one crowns a Victorian heritage building, wrapping you in old-brick charm alongside those glass-and-steel views. The 360-degree perspective means you’re not crammed against a rail fighting for a sunset selfie—the best sight lines across the east end are yours. If you want a less corporate, more relaxed rooftop vibe, this is the east side's clear standout.
The Broadview Hotel Rooftop is the finest rooftop bar in Toronto — perched atop a meticulously restored 1893 Victorian heritage building in Leslieville, it offers 360-degree views that include one of the most striking angles on the CN Tower in the entire city. The design balances historic character (exposed brick, original timber beams) with contemporary comfort, and the outdoor terrace is the primary draw from May through October.
The drinks program focuses on Ontario wines and craft cocktails using seasonal ingredients. The food menu is more substantial than typical rooftop bars — small plates, oysters, and a rotating selection of mains. The sunset view, with the CN Tower silhouetted against the western sky and the downtown skyline glowing behind it, is genuinely spectacular. On summer evenings, the rooftop fills quickly; reservations are essential after 6pm. In winter, the enclosed indoor lounge remains open with the same view through floor-to-ceiling windows.
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