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Guvernment: The biggest club in North America...You have to see here,,wait for long on the line but worths.. has orange room, koolhaus, acid lounge. I mean the club is divided in the sections. The decoration is unbelievable, huge club, huge music system. Dream night! I can not say more than that man.. 10 to 15 bucks cover.
System Sound Bar: Not like guvernment of course. Most people go there for clubbing, taking e's and stuff.But on the positive side, the music is way better than other clubs in Toronto. Has 3 different sections also, the Djs are enourmous. dance like crazy there nobody cares...
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No dress code
If you love to dance Latin (salsa, bachata, etc.)check out this club. People who go there are great dancers (it's fun just to watch). But don't get discouraged! They offer free 1 hour lessons on certain nights.
The club is quite small, and gets packed on friday and saturday nights. It can be quite a challenge to win the dance floor :)
The drinks are a bit more expensive than most bars in TO. People who go are more interested in dancing anyway.
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Not that I know of.
Fairly new club, so still clean and nice looking. Beautiful dance floor.
Plays Brit-pop, Mod, indie most nights.
For a big city club, the staff and owners are surprisingly nice.
Have live shows sometimes.
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Lots of fashionistas!
Rock club, sometimes has bands playing at the front. A lot of rock stars can be seen here when they're in town. Fun club with a fun crowd.
Has various bits of trash on the walls/hanging from the ceiling (like a giant ceramic duck). Benches and tables in the back.
Dress Code:
Pretty much anything goes.
A good sports bar with lots of flatscreen tv's and good beer, nice waitresses too.
Dress Code:
informal, jeans, shorts, etc.
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We found this place as we were walking back to hotel at the end of the day. We stopped in for a beer. Its a nice little place, comfortable, cozy little place.
Dress Code:
Casual
Every Thursday at Fluid. Free bottles of champagne for the sexiest female crew. The official club of the Toronto Raptors.
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Come fresh, no joke.
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