Best Restaurants & Bars for Movember in Toronto

In case you haven’t noticed, there are a lot of mustached fellows around town this month. It’s all for a very good cause: Movember, raising funds for prostate cancer, testicular cancer and mental health. What started as a challenge between two friends over a few beers in Melbourne 2003, is now a worldwide event held in 21 countries across five continents, that has supported over 800 men's health programs globally to date.

By Stephanie Dickison

Gusto 101

1

101 Portland St, Toronto, ON M5V 2N3

• Phone Number
  • 416-504-6404Primary
• Directions
• Menu

At press time, Gusto 101 was the second top fundraising restaurant in all of Canada! Way to go!

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Caplansky's Deli & Catering

2

356 College St, Toronto, ON M5T 1S6

• Phone Number
  • 416-500-3852Primary
• Directions
• Menu

Caplansky’s will soon host a Movember Benefit, but in the meantime, you can stop by the deli and support the cause by ordering a "Mo-Dude" Sandwich, with $2 of each sandwich donated to their Movember campaign.

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Home Of The Brave Inc

3

589 King St W, Toronto, ON M5V 1M5

• Phone Number
  • 416-366-2736Primary
• Directions
• Menu

Home of the Brave's team Mo Of The Brave, is doing a Mo-Sour with $2 from each cocktail going to Movember.

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Clanton Park Dental

4

310 Wilson avenue, North York, ON M3H 1S8

• Phone Number
  • 416-979-8529Primary
• Directions

How fun is this? For the month of November, Duke's Refresher Bar is donating the proceeds for all their cotton candy to Movember!

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