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471 Church Street, Toronto, ON
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2800 Skymark Ave. #4, Mississauga, ON
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566 Church Street, Toronto, ON
The Mask, while billed as a martini bar, also sports an eccentric menu divided between Middle Eastern fare and authentic French sweet and savoury crepes. Reasonable prices, combined with great food and atmosphere. Be sure to try the outstanding Baba Ghannouj, and their signature "Speciale de Mask" chocolate hazelnut and banana crepe. An excellent place for a date.
542 Church Steet, Toronto, ON
Established in 1997, Zelda's is located in the very heart of the Gay Village. Zelda's offers a complete dining and entertainment experience - with ample seating in the funky "Groovy Room", the "Silver Trailer Bar", and a huge summer patio. There is always something going on at Zelda’s, which has a dizzying schedule of drag shows, weekly events, parties and... Read More about Zelda's
465-467 Church Street, Toronto, ON
Woody's is located in the heart of Toronto's Boytown. Curently in it's 16th year as Toronto's busiest and hottest gay men's bar, Woody's is enjoying added recognition for being featured in the popular television series "Queer as Folk". Woody's is large and cavernous with five bars, D.J.s nightly, regular theme parties, a pool table, pinball and 26 video monitors showing... Read More about Woody's and Sailor
8 Gloucester Street, Toronto, ON
Fly Nightclub is a favoured gay hot spot. It has three floors and one dance floor, with two balconies, a catwalk, and many lounging areas. The cover is usually $10 before midnight, and $15 between 12 a.m. and 2 a.m.
12 Alexander Street, Toronto, ON
12 Alexander Street, Toronto, ON
5ive Nightclub, 5 St. Joseph Street, Toronto, ON
5ive Nightclub is centrally located in downtown Toronto (Yonge and Bloor) with easy accessibility from local transit and plenty of parking only a short walk away. Our capacity is 500 people in our back lounge, main lounge, dance floor and stage.
247 Spadina Avenue, Toronto, ON
Glam Boutique, is not quite gay but not very straight either. Lots of couches to lounge on and pounding trance music to dance to.
Hair of the dog is a great little place just...
425 Church Street, Toronto, ON
Hair of the Dog, besides just having a great name, also has one heck of a martini selection. Located in the Gay Village, the dim lighting and patio are equal parts romantic and trendy. An interesting, somewhat unconventional menu with excellent nachos and specialty salads. A good weekend brunch spot.
Hair of the dog is a great little place just...