Toronto Fire says a large dumpster fire at the Amsterdam Brewhouse has been put out.
Fire officials said firefighters responded to the fire just before 9 p.m. Thursday at a dumpster behind the restaurant located near the waterfront on Queens Quay.
A Toronto Fire spokesperson described the fire as “large with big flames” that spread to a wood fence surrounding the dumpster. There was also lots of smoke reported.
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The fire did not spread to the building and only a little bit of smoke entered the building, the spokesperson said.
There were no injuries reported.
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