Nightclubs and bars, Toronto

Fifth Social Club at 80 Duncan Street.
If you're looking for a spot that's grown up & unpretentious come here! It's just North of Croc Rocks, but owns a COMPLETELY different vibe. The crowd is 25 plus dressed their age and everyone here is looking to chill, dance and have a good time. The staff are super friendly (& hot!) and bottles are a good price ($250)
I went here last to celebrate my buddy's promotion & it was a great time! The bottle service girls were awesome and the DJ kicked a$$!
Highly Recommended!

Dress Code: Dress to impress. No sneakers, No hats, No Shorts

1 more image

When I went to Toronto for the first time, a friend of mine told me about this new hot spot lounge that recently opened up in the downtown core of the city. All I was told was that it was a sophisticated place to go for a drink. Not really knowing what to expect, when I entered I walked into one of the coolest venues I've ever been to. It was a beautifully designed vintage cocktail lounge with the staff (all beautiful women I may add), wearing beautiful corsets. It was really like going to a classy underground Speakeasy back in the 1920's. It was nothing like I would have expected.

So upon getting seated in these amazing red velvet, vintage tufted couches, I was already at ease and completely comfortable. The vibe was chill and relaxed as they just opened the doors so it wasn't too busy. The cocktail list was absolutely out of this world. Drinks I've never heard or seen before was on this menu and for an upscale establishment, the prices weren't too bad either.

Around 11, the place started picking up and by midnight was absolutely packed. The DJ that was playing played wicked house music and come 12:30, the small dancefloor was packed. I couldn't help but join in on the action because the energy was very infectious. People were dancing everywhere and were really having a great time. At first, I wasn't sure what to expect but the design of the lounge, the music and the drinks all made for one of the best places I've ever been, hands down. Next time I come back to Toronto I will definitely be there again. Highly recommended place to go!

Dress Code: Stylish and sophisticated dress code (Lots of beautiful people there, without the pretentiousness)

4 more images

Club Ménage and Bistro 333 is central to everyone and right in the heart of the downtown core. We have a full menu for catering, several private rooms, a second storey patio overlooking King Street, multimedia equipment including a plasma screen TV for presentations, experienced DJs and hosts, multiple hotels surrounding us for your hospitality, and much more...

----- THE RESTAURANT -----

The stylish modern design of Bistro 333 is sure to please everyone. Whether your function is for 50 or 500 people, our team will serve your guests with friendly, professional excellence.

We offer a wide variety of specialty food stations and sweet tables that are prepared to perfection by our culinary Chefs. Offering an extensive selection of sparkling champagnes, fine wines, and open bar packages to suit your budget and taste.

----- THE NIGHTCLUB -----

Experience one of Toronto's most extravagant hotspots. The latest technology in Sound & Lighting fill the room with a beautiful, modern atmosphere surrounded by an elegant decor. A large wall-mounted plasma television is available for your multimedia presentation.

The city's top DJ's will keep your dance floor alive for the length of your party with a variety of music suitable for all of your guests, no matter the age group.

----- THE PATIO -----

Overlooking King Street in the heart of Toronto's downtown core is our beautiful heated, covered outdoor rooftop patio. This spectacular view has to be seen to be believed.

Comfort is our primary focus throughout our establishment, and especially on the patio. Our tables and chairs will have your guests feeling relaxed, while in an upbeat and fun surrounding. From Cocktails to Dinner and Dancing, all aspects of your function can be enjoyed on the patio.

Club Menage and Bistro 333 is the ideal host for any corporate event. For more info and to book your next event please call 416 420 6185

Dress Code: No Sneakers

I've been here 4 times, 3 on Saturdays and once on Fridays. The Saturday nights were great but I wasn't impressed with the Friday night...maybe because this club started offering cheap drinks and everyone got drunk and crazy. It's an older crowed...I found it a little more older on Friday nights were there were a lot of ppl after work. $2.50 for drinks both nights - $10 to get in and you can put yourself on the guest list to avoid the line-up...go to website to do that. If you eat there, no cover charge. Music is a mix, not that that great but good enough.

Dress Code: No sporty or atheltic attire, sneakers or baggy cloths...no caps. Women can wear "fashionable" jeans.

The piano bar is in the basement if you are up for a fun sing along. Five patios for your pleasure... darts areas..pool tables...four televisions in the party room and in the center of it all is Madigans..the original bar where it all started. Here you'll find a dart area and five more televisions and a cozy area complete with a fireplace. Of course its a winding trip through the house to find this area so come in and get lost!!

Dress Code: Dress code??? I think that they would like you to come dressed..that's all I know.

On Friday nights from 5-10pm all drinks are $2.50. It attracts a 25 and older after work crowd. The crowd is well dressed, men are usually in suits. The music is good too and it has lots of places to sit and chat if you don't want to dance. Around 10:00 it turns into a full blown nightclub and the dance floor gets packed and the dress code slowly starts to change as you notice the women are wearing less clothing. A great place to go if you want to go somewhere classy but not spend a lot of money.

Dress Code: No running shoes, or ball caps.

Newish club.. Went to their Blow-Up night which is every Saturday. Lots of 60's Mod, Brit Pop, Indie, Motown music.
Very "scene" atmosphere. Clean. Trendy.
A lot of "indie" type musicians will come here after their show, if they're not afraid to get out onto the dance floor.

Dress Code: No dress code, but a lot of people were dressed nice. Trendy fashionista's.

Newish club.. Went to their Blow-Up night which is every Saturday. Lots of 60's Mod, Brit Pop, Indie, Motown music.
Very "scene" atmosphere. Clean. Trendy.
A lot of "indie" type musicians will come here after their show, if they're not afraid to get out onto the dance floor.

Dress Code: No dress code, but a lot of people were dressed nice. Trendy fashionista's.

Bier Market is the kind of place that has never disappointed me. With a wide selection of beer (of course) it's a great place to go for dinner, or for a night out with some friends. Every time I have been there I have always been pleased the food, drink, music and the overall atmosphere of the place. There are two locations, but I have only ever been to the one on the Esplanade. It's a good place to go if you have people with different ideas of fun on a night out. The front is more open with room to stand and talk, while the back provides a mix of live music and a DJ for those who would prefer to dance. But as I have already mentioned... the selling point is the beer selection. I would definitely recommend a stop by - even if it's not for a night out, stop by for some delicious food!

Located in downtown Toronto - this is not the easiest bar to find unless you know where you are going. The enterance is actually down a side alley way which you can access from either Richmond St or Peter St.
We've been a few times, once for a going away party and once for a birthday. I do seriously love this bar. It's big and beautiful, even though it's a little expensive.
For the ladies, you seriously have to see the bathroom which takes up the entire top floor. They often have hair and makeup stylists there who will fix you up. Soft plush couches and everything!
If you are going I would suggest getting on the guest list - it just gets you ahead of the line, but it's worth it. Be sure to check out the age requirements based on the night you attend.

Dress Code: They are pretty dressy - no rips, hats, sneakers. Ladies - you'll probably want to wear a nice dress!