What A Man Gotta Do to meet the Jonas Brothers? Apparently, head over to Cherry’s High Dive. The popular Toronto bar was the latest place the Jo Bros hit up while staying in the city to film an upcoming Christmas movie.
The streaming platform recently announced the upcoming film, calling it “a holiday comedy slated to premiere during the 2025 holiday season on Disney+.”
Over the last couple of weeks, members of the trio have been spotted all over the city including at The Welcome Market’s pop-up art show at Queen and Shaw, Cafe Renee, Bar Koukla, The Well, and now, Cherry’s.
Sounds like Nick Kevin and Joe have good taste! Cherry’s posted about their visit via Instagram stories, sharing a snap of Joe playing pool, with Kevin pictured in the background. The caption reads “Great Canadian bay scene w the boys.”
Joe also shared his own photos and videos from the evening including a video of him playing pool and a photo posing in the bar’s beloved photo booth.
Oh, and they weren’t the only celebs in the house! Members of Toronto bands, The Beaches and The Arkells, also shared a photo in the photo booth from the same evening.
It’s no surprise the brothers paid a visit to Cherry’s, with the vintage-inspired spot rising in popularity since opening at the end of 2023. Besides the funky pool tables and photo booth, the bar has a classic menu with mouth-watering bites including mozzarella sticks, fried calamari, pasta alla vodka, Ceasar salad, and their famous tavern-style pizza. Pies range from four cheese to spicy soppressata and dip options such as hot honey, garlic or dill ranch.
Thirsty? There’s no shortage of cocktail options. Spicy cucumber margaritas, espresso martinis, ranch waters, lavender sours, and Cherry’s old fashions are just a few choices to wet your whistle.
While there’s no confirmation on what the Jonas Brothers ordered, I like to believe they were elbows deep in some pizza and mozzarella sticks.
Keep your eyes peeled, Toronto, and make sure you have some restaurants on hand to recommend to the boys.
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