Categories: Food & Drink

This Toronto bar will fill any item you own with beer & you get discounts for creativity

Got an empty flower pot, laundry basket, or rainboot lying around? This Toronto bar will fill it with draft beer or PBR for a cheap price. Farside bar in the east end has several kegs to empty and they need your help.

“We’re going to be doing takeout and you can bring whatever container you have around and we’ll fill it full of draft beer,” said the bar’s owner Rachel Conduit in an Instagram video posted earlier this week.  “The more ridiculous the vessel, the deeper the discount.”

No reasonable offer will be refused, so definitely use your creativity on this one. People are chiming in with their ideas in the comments. One person says they’re planning to bring in their Friends Central Perk mug, and another plans to bring in hundreds of dime bags.

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The offer is up for grabs until the kegs are empty, so don’t wait too long. Staff will even give a prize to the person who brings in the most creative container.

Farside shared photos of some of the crazy containers people have brought in so far, including a Le Creuset pot, a portable washer dryer, a pickle jar, a watering can, and a carton of milk.

If you’re looking for a fun way to give back to a local business and score some cheap beer while you’re at it, make your way to 600 Gerrard St E before the taps run dry!

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