This Little Italy bar has a whisky menu over 50 pages long, but it doesn’t stop there. They also have tasting flights divided into categories like "smoky and peaty 3 Islay gems," "whisky tour of Scotland" and "dead distilleries."

Located near Broadview station, this old-school tavern stocks its back bar with single malts which their capable bartenders are more than happy to guide you through.

Located in the Fairmont Royal York hotel in Toronto, this bar has a wide selection of iconic scotches like Ardbeg, Bowmore, Glenlivet and Glenfiddich, as well as American, Canadian and Irish whisk(e)y.

This Upper Beaches bar has a full single malts menu that guides you through Scotland's distilling regions with tasting notes on each, as well as options for various flights.

This hangout in Little Italy serves Canadian and American whiskies, with typical options like Jameson, Glenlivet and Glenfiddich, as well as some local options.

A custom wood whisky tunnel is a signature part of this bar on Front in the King East neighbourhood, where there are 10 options for whisky flights with different themes.

Rockabilly culture is alive and well at this dark hideaway on Dundas West where a glowing bar is stocked with some of the best whiskies in town, including many great options from Japan.

This hidden bar on Stephanie St. in the Queen West area is accessible via a door that looks like a vending machine and serves Japanese whisky sets accompanied by pairings like chocolate.

Located inside Ace Hotel on Camden St. in the King West area, this bar incorporates the Japanese whisky available behind the bar into a cocktail with cocchi rosa, plum wine and yuzu bitters.