This long sliver of a room is a great date bar. Order champagne and oysters and take a pew on a cushion cube seats. A heated patio has a Polynesian theme,...

This tiny, two-room dive is indeed sweaty. Its popularity may come from its location: at the crossroads of Queen West and funky Ossington. DJs spin, and so...

Hip kids in graphic Ts dance to chart and alternative hits every weekend. They probably learned their moves from a Britney video, but that's half the...

A leather-and-denim cruise joint with dress codes (and porn) to match, this two-storey bar varies from casual to intense, depending on the day of the week....

The Charlotte Room is a pool hall you could take your mother to. It's smart, clean and well lit - there's even a carpet (and it's not sticky). Sandblasted...

While its current clientele was still crawling, this venue - as the celebrated RPM - held marathon parties for mods, goths and punks. It eventually morphed...

Styled after a velvet-roped Soho palace, this hidden club projects a refined brand of hedonism. Sophisticates sip Veuve or premium vodka in the upstairs...

Situated at the junction of King Street West and Bathurst Street for over 150 years, the Wheat Sheaf (opened in 1849) proudly and loudly trumpets its status...

One of the most popular bars in the city, but don't let the dual name fool you. Everyone calls it Woody's, and everyone goes there sooner or later. The bar...

The slogan 'party where your parents did' sums up this century-old collegiate drunk tank, distinguished by cheap pitchers, queues, betting and live music at...

Sedate types settle at the piano bar in the front, while beat-mongers bop to retro tunes in the dance club in the back. No attitude, all ages, lots of fun.