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99 Bottles

Address
925 Kingston Rd, Toronto, ON, M4E 1S6
Hours
Monday–Sunday: 11:00 a.m.–11:00 p.m.
Menu
  • Mushroom Pizza
  • Pepperoni Pizza
  • Gertie's Peanut Butter Pie

A priced menu is not on this page.

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99 Bottles in The Beach, Toronto
Neighbourhood

The Beach

Cuisine

Cafe and bottle shop

Phone

(416) 844-6339

What is 99 Bottles? Set along Kingston Road in the Beach, 99 Bottles blends a sleek, design-forward licensed cafe with a thoughtfully curated retail bottle shop. The cozy space features warm shelves stocked with international wines, craft beers, and pantry staples, extending to a relaxed front patio in the warmer months. It serves as both a neighborhood clubhouse for casual on-premise drinks and a reliable stop for to-go provisions.

99 Bottles Menu & What to Order Snacking takes center stage with a tight menu of crisp personal pizzas, including a savory Mushroom Pizza and a classic Pepperoni, balanced by plates of marinated feta and olives. The standout sweet finish is a slice of Gertie's Peanut Butter Pie, rich and decadently salted. Sip your way through boutique cans like RR Yuzu Pale Ale or Pommies Farmhouse Cider, or pop any bottle straight from the retail shelves for a modest corkage.

Know Before You Go The room is strictly walk-ins only, meaning turnover is steady, though prime patio seats go quickly on warm summer nights. Open every day from 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., it accommodates midday coffee breaks just as easily as post-dinner nightcaps. Street parking along Kingston Road is straightforward, and the Kingston Road streetcar stops steps from the entrance.

Frequently Asked Questions About 99 Bottles

Menu highlights at 99 Bottles include Mushroom Pizza, Pepperoni Pizza, Gertie's Peanut Butter Pie, Marinaded Feta & Olives, RR Yuzu Pale Ale, Pommies Farmhouse Cider. A priced menu is not on this page. The restaurant publishes its menu at https://99bottlesshop.com/collections/food.

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