Nightclubs and bars, Toronto

by j-san
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chillin'

A little dark but still lively, we sat in the covered garden on plush velvety sofas and talked and ate and drank. The ceaser salad was so-so, but the pizza good! You have a choice of toppings and can choose upto three, we had goat's cheese, sun-dried tomato and mushrooms. With a pint of beer it was PERFECT! The pizza was way too much for one sitting and the leftovers tasted even better for lunch with a homemade salad and a glass of Aussie red wine the next day!

Theme: Eating and Drinking

Address: 807 Queen Street West

Directions: Queen St. / Bathurst St.


	Nightclubs and bars: Blow Up

By diabolical

on November 10, 2004

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.

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

Theme: Nightclub

Address: College

Directions: Just west of Spadina & College.

Website: www.swallowlounge.com


	Nightclubs and bars: Blow Up

By diabolical

on November 10, 2004

Theme: Nightclub

Address: College

Directions: Just west of Spadina & College.

Website: www.swallowlounge.com


	Nightclubs and bars: Neat decor...

Updated By flyingcaribou

on December 13, 2006

by flyingcaribou
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The long bar with the 22
foot high wine rack

We went there for a private function. I really like the decor; set in the old Distillery district. However I found the drinks to be really expensive and watered down... Martini $12:50 CAN, Beer $8.00 CAD,... The food was good. I really enjoyed their appetizers.

Theme: Nightclub

Address: 55 Mill Street, Toronto, Ontario M5A 3C4

Phone: 416 203 2121

Directions: Distillery District

Website: http://www.boilerhouse.ca/


	Nightclubs and bars: Bovine

Updated By diabolical

on November 10, 2004

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.

Pretty much anything goes.

Theme: Nightclub

Address: 542 Queen St. W

Directions: East of Bathurst


	Nightclubs and bars: Large club, fun crowd

Updated By BillNJ

on April 24, 2008

For a fun night out in Toronto, check out The Devil's Martini! It's a very large club with a great layout for mingling. Most people are very friendly and out to have a good time. It caters to the 25+ crowd -- and the music is not so loud that you can't have a conversation. On Saturday night, get there early or you will have to wait in a long line! Also, watch out for some of the aggressive women attending bachelorette parties. Some may even try to get you to give them articles of your clothing! When I was there, some women attending one such party asked me to give them one of my socks (haha). Great place -- highly recommended!

Casual, but neat

Theme: Nightclub

Address: 473 Adelaide Street West

Website: http://www.devilsmartini.com/


	Nightclubs and bars: Dank doesn't begin to describe...

By mikey_e

on June 8, 2007

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Entrance to the Green
Room

The Green Room isn't a dive... It is THE dive of the entire Annex scene. This pub/bar/dank hole is so depressing its front door exits into a parking lot behind Future Bakery and next to the regular stores' dumpsters. If dark and depressing is your thing, come on down to a bar that's a legend among students in both high schools and universities in the city of Toronto. The beer and bar food are both cheap and, despite the ample room, the bar is packed most weekends. The music is usually rock, although the era will change, and the bar staff are either surly or diffident. Later on into the night (say after 10) however, the blues can easily be shaken simply by the boisterous crowds of 20 somethings who are anxiously attempting to drown out the belief that their BAs will lead to nothing. If you want to experience Toronto without make up of cheap frills, this is the place to be.

Just be clothed in some manner.

by pieter_jan_v
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Theme: Eating and Drinking

Address: 483 Bloor St W

Directions: In the back parking lot of Future Bakery


	Nightclubs and bars: The Irish pub

on December 9, 2006

Toronto: Irish Embassy

The Irish Embassy is a Pub and Grill located in an old bank building built in 1873. The Main area is huge and high and rather noisy at busy nights. Good for drinks and food can be picked from these menus: Brunch, Lunch, Dinner, Bar & Late Night. Big screens so you don't miss any of the ongoing hockey games.