Would you take a seat on the patio in the middle of winter just to get half off your brunch bill?

If this sounds like you, El Catrin in the Distillery District has just the challenge for you. They've done brunch service out on their patio in the coldest months of the year before, but this time around they're offering a 50 per cent discount if you can last the meal without freezing solid.

Of course, you're not totally left to fend for yourself: there'll be 25 heaters, a huge fire pit, and tons of blankets to go around, and the main attraction: a $36 four-course brunch to warm your belly.

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Patio weather with a chance of flurries! 😈 // We're out here redefining "patio season" with our annual #WinterBrunchChallenge, in tandem with @TOlightfest every Saturday and Sunday until March 1st. 💪 . The four-course outdoor brunch is $36 *BUT* guests who complete the challenge by lasting outdoors for the entire meal will be rewarded with a 50% discount (THAT'S $18 OFF!) 🤑 . PLUS this year we've partner with @mealshare to make every challenge a win. How does it work? When you take part in the challenge, win or lose, we will provide one simple, healthy meal to a youth in need. 🤝 . Dare to Winter Brunch with us? 🔥 Head over to https://brunchchallenge.distillerydistrictevents.com or give us a call at 416.203.2121. . 📸: @elkeegan for @transparentkitchen . . . #elcatrin #elcatrinTO #distilleryrestaurants #distillerydistrict #torontolife #theGentries #tolightfest #art #lightart #lightfestival #lightingdesign #lightartinstallation #lightartist #urbanart #modernart #urbandeisgn #publicart #streetart #brunchTO #brunch #elcatrinwinterbrunch #winterbrunch #elcatrinwinterbrunchchallenge

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The menu consists of tortilla soup, Mexican bread pudding, Huevos Canasta, your choice of crepas or enfrijoladas, and churros. If you make it all the way to dessert, the entire meal costs just $18. 

Served exclusively on the patio on Saturdays and Sundays, the challenge will be on for the duration of the Toronto Light Fest until it ends on March 1, except during extreme weather conditions.

The best part is, this year they've partnered with Mealshare, so for every brunch ordered one meal will be provided to youth in need. How's that for cool?