The Symes Road Destructor, built in 1933, originally served as an incinerator and later as a waste transfer station for the City of Toronto. After its decommissioning in the 1990s, the site became popular among urban explorers and rave enthusiasts. Designated a heritage property in 2012, the building underwent a stunning restoration and reopened in 2018 as the home of Junction Craft Brewery. This award-winning brewery is housed in the beautifully restored art-deco structure, where visitors can experience a piece of Toronto’s history while enjoying fresh, locally brewed beer in the taproom.
Junction Craft Brewery
Toronto, Ontario
- Type
- Historic Building
- Address
- 160 Symes Road, York, ON, Canada
Get directions - Hours
- Tuesday 4–9 p.m. Wednesday 4–9 p.m. Thursday 4–9 p.m. Friday 2–10 p.m. Saturday 12–10 p.m. Sunday 12–8 p.m.
- Phone
- 4167661616
Amenities
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Wheelchair Access
Location
160 Symes Road, York, ON, Canada
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