Pedal-powered bars return to Toronto this spring but there's a catch Toronto
Instead of serving drinks on board, Toronto's watered-down pedal pub experience stops at a selection of local watering holes where passengers can booze up before moving on to the next spot.
Pedal Pub Toronto is launching its return to city streets through a fundraising effort in partnership with the Toronto Humane Society . It will be booking private and public tours at reduced prices until May 7, with all proceeds going to THS. Lyle Jones, Co-Owner at Pedal Pub Toronto, calls the partnership a"win-win," saying that in addition to guests enjoying the city and supporting local bars, riders will"also get to support the Toronto Humane Society."Tours of up to 15 will stop at three local bars, breweries, and patios over the course of their two-hour rides, with stops including
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