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Since opening in 1973, Second City has become Canada's (and perhaps North America's) most popular and successful comedy club. This Entertainment District venue has been the performance home…
The original Babylon from TV's Queer As Folk programme, Fly is one of Toronto's most popular gay dance clubs. Guest DJs travel from around the world to spin tracks at Fly. The club is located…
Guvernment Nightclub in the Harbourfront district is divided into eight lounges and dance clubs, each with its own musical theme. The Tanja Lounge is popular for its mellow Asian feel; the…
Pegasus is an easy-going bar in the heart of Toronto's gay community. A great place to sip a martini, chill to dance music and chat to friends, the bar also boasts billiards tables, video…
Built in 1860, Top O' The Senator remains Toronto's oldest restaurant although the focus has shifted to jazz. Toronto's first exclusive jazz club, it is still considered its best. The dark…
Located in a 19th-century building in Toronto's Queen West area, boutique Drake Hotel is a mix of high and low. DJs spin in the bars while trendy belles pass the 110-year-old staircase on…
Woody's, on Church Street, is Toronto's most popular gay bar. With five bars, DJs every night, theme parties and a pool table, it's a great place to meet people and start your night.
Crews and Tango in the heart of Toronto's gay community, offers gay and lesbian alternatives in a converted Victorian house.
Originally a gay club for Latinos, El Convento Rico attracts a diverse young crowd, gay and straight, every night. Expect lots of Latin dance music, mostly Cuban, drag shows and samba dance…
'Maddy' consists of six indoor British-style pubs and multiple outdoor bars in three beautifully restored Victorian homes near the University of Toronto. Along with lots of students and beer…
This trendy bar and restaurant atop the Toronto Dominion Bank building in the heart of the Financial District, is a favourite among the after-work crowd. Set on the 54th floor, the views of…
Housed in a wood and brick-lined space decked out with chaise longues and sofas, central Toronto's Shmooze bar oozes opulent luxury. The funky not junky dress code attracts a crowd of…
This authentic Irish pub features dark wood, filling food and beer, and lots of noisy people. Located in the Financial District, PJ O'Brien draws fans to watch the Maple Leafs and Raptors…
Canada's favourite hockey player owns and operates this bar on the Harbourfront which bears his name. Wayne Gretzky's is especially popular before and after Maple Leafs games. Showcases…
The Mill Street Brew Pub is a popular home-town brewery, located in the historic Distillery District. In addition to serving good pub food and half a dozen beers, Mill Street serves Ontario's…
Not far from the Entertainment District, The Paddock is especially popular with the theatre- and concert-goers. It has a beautiful Art Deco interior with high-backed booths which allow quiet…
