ATMOSPHERE

100 years ago, The Boiler House was the main source of energy for The Distillery. The coal-fired boilers are now long gone but the energy remains the same. This is where the Distillery's heart beats. The Boiler House is the number one stop, a meeting, dining, party destination without equal. Stepping into the soaring space, your eyes wander & wonder where to look first. Is it the towering 22-foot wine rack, the jazz trio perched overhead, or the sultry projected image of a woman seemingly emerging from the century old-brick walls?

Raw wooden beams and planks reclaimed from the original Gooderham and Worts Distillery predominate - from the floors and booths to the massive bar and 25-foot ceilings. Two "Gotham City" style, heritage alcohol pasteurizing tanks perch up high, are left over from the Distillery's days as Ontario's largest sprits exporter. Today they're beautiful pieces of art and help set the tone of "cool industrial chic".

The Boiler House offers a fine-dining experience with many options. Chose an upstairs perch overlooking the popular bar, a table or booth on the lower level, or one of the "snog booths", a pedestal-style enclosure that frames a romantic dinner for two.