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Gatherings and Good Times in the Heart of Parkdale

1249 Queen St. West | Toronto, ON

Open every day 12 pm ‘til Late
Happy Hour: Monday-Friday 3-6 PM

Book a reservation

The Rhino is a neighbourhood bar and restaurant in Parkdale.

The Rhino Bar & Grill first opened its doors in 1992. The building itself was constructed in 1909 as Elm Grove House and adopted as a Heritage Building in the 70’s. The Rhino features casual dining in a large open concept space with typical pub furnishings, including:

  • Two pool tables

  • 9 large flat-screen TVs

  • Large patio along Queen Street

  • An upper east dining room with two skylights

  • Main dining room and bar looks onto Queen Street through warehouse-style windows

Book a Reservation

To book a reservation for parties larger than 8 people, use the form below or email us at reservations@therhino.ca. Please note, there is an auto-gratuity of 18% for parties larger than 8 people.

 

Party and Event Bookings

Looking to host an event in Toronto’s West End? Book a semi-private section of The Rhino for up to 50 people.

Whether you’re planning a birthday party, corporate meeting, company Happy Hour, bachelor/bachelorette party or a holiday reunion, our team will help make your event memorable.

Details:

  • Three rooms: Skylight Room, Oak Room with two pool tables, and Bar Room

  • Large side patio

  • 8 large flat screen TVs

  • Free parking in rear

  • Crowd-pleasing menus available for parties and reservations

Please use the form below or email us at reservations@therhino.ca with your needs, and we’ll do our best to accommodate you!

 

Submit a Large reservation or party booking request

 

The Rhino Patio

Our large patio along Queen Street West has a great outdoor “Beer Garden” atmosphere perfect for enjoying the weather and people watching.

Want to bring your furry friend? Please review our Patio Dog Paw-licies before you come!

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A busy patio at night. Picnic tables and outdoor tables are full of seated patrons gathered under string lights