Gone are the days of relying on your friend’s opinions or taking a chance and spending a night (and your hard earned money) at a club just for you to find out its not your vibe, or because the crowd sucks and the music isn’t it.

If you’re looking for a good club to celebrate your birthday at with a booth and bottle service, we have you covered.

The Best Clubs in Toronto

44 Toronto

Address

627 King St W, Toronto, ON M5V 1M5

Crowd

20-30 years old

Music

EDM / Hip-Hop

Atmosphere

Young Professionals / High-Rollers

Best Nights

Fridays & Saturdays

44 Toronto Review

44 Toronto is located on King Street West, just east of Bathurst Street in the basement of the same building as Lavelle. 44 Toronto is one of the best all round clubs in the club district on King West because it has a mix of everything that most people are looking for in a club. There is a really great mix of EDM, Hip-Hop and Trap on both Fridays and Saturdays, and the club caters both to those who want to ball out and spend big on a booth and bottles, as well as those who just want to party and dance the night away.

What is unique about 44 is that it’s exclusive, yet has a true mix of both big spenders and casual club goers, all who are looking for an energetic club experience with a dark setting, flashy lights, good music, and good vibes. To top it all of 44 has a truly amazing sound system behind it bumping everyone’s favourite club jams, keeping the crowd dancing all night.

It should be noted that to secure a booth and bottle, club-goers will pay a premium compared to other venues on King or Queen west, but that shouldn’t discourage you from hosting your birthday or event here. Getting a booth and bottles at 44 is something anyone should try at least once in their lifetime. However, if you’re looking to just get in via guestlist we highly suggest coming earlier than 10:00pm – 10:30pm on summer nights so you’re not stuck in line because this venue fills up quick!

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Door 3

Address

667 King St W #2, Toronto, ON M5V 1M9

Crowd

19-26 years old

Music

Hip-Hop / Trap / Rap / Top-40

Atmosphere

Young Professionals & College Students

Best Nights

Fridays & Saturdays

Door 3 Toronto Review

Second on our list is the iconic Door 3, also known as Door Three. This small to medium sized club venue is a staple of King Street West with it’s intimate layout of booths surrounding the large bar that lines the wall of the side of the club. Door 3 is one of our favourites for a lot of reasons, most notably is it’s reasonably priced booth and bottles, and it’s unique atmosphere which is a mix of it’s lighting, great music, and a fun crowd. This venue feels both exclusive but at the same time has a crowd that knows how to turn up and has a good ratio of girls to guys.

Not only that, but Door 3 has recently undergone new renovations that really make this venue shine on another level, without stripping it of what it used to look like. Before or after COVID, this venue has a special place in our hearts. Very professional staff and owners, a consistent vibe all contribute to a good experience no matter what night you decide to party at Door 3. Because booths and bottles are fairly priced, this is one spot we highly recommend getting booths and bottle service at if you’re having a birthday party or just trying to enjoy a special night out with a group of friends, because the booths are exclusive, but don’t leave you secluded from the rest of the venue like some clubs booths do.

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Toybox

Address

473 Adelaide St W, Toronto, ON M5V 1T1

Crowd

19-23 years old

Music

Pop Hip-Hop

Atmosphere

College / University Students

Best Nights

Saturdays

Toybox Toronto Review

Toybox is a relatively new club on King St. West, as it first opened its doors early in 2019. Previously this location was Uniun nightclub, so if you are familiar with the layout of that club, not much has changed in that department. However, once in the venue you’ll notice it’s a completely different vibe. Toybox is a top 40 / pop hip-hop club (whereas Uniun was previously EDM centric), the music targets college and university students who want a night out with their favourite pop hip-hop songs, and top 40 anthems. The décor of the club is black and red tones which provide a dark sultry feel but a fun vibe.

Toybox is most prominently known for its mascot which is a small beige bear that parades around the club and proceeds to dance and pretend to drink from bottles. As gimmicky as it sounds it works and it’s the only club in Toronto that has a mascot like this. Toybox is known amongst the younger crowd for being a central hot spot and is generally quite busy on most nights.

Here is our list of the best night clubs in Toronto for 2020, where we tried to rank them in order in where we would go from 10-1, but also tried to include a balance of those that have mass appeal but maintaining some of our favorite exclusive spots.

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Isabelle’s Toronto

Address

548 King St W #200, Toronto, ON M5V 1M3

Crowd

24-35+ years old

Music

Top-40 / Hip-Hop / House

Atmosphere

Professionals

Best Nights

Fridays & Saturdays

Isabelle’s Toronto Review

Nestled in the heart of King St West, you’ll find a gem known as Isabelle’s Toronto. This isn’t just another club; it’s an experience. From the moment you step through its doors, you’ll find yourself immersed in an atmosphere that blends sophistication with dynamic, pulsating energy.

With its expansive open space, Isabelle’s Toronto invites you to enjoy its thrilling atmosphere and high-energy music. The club’s design is thoughtfully laid out to encourage socializing and dancing, while also providing plenty of room for those who prefer to relax and enjoy the ambiance.

One of the standout features of this venue is the spacious booths, perfect for groups looking to enjoy a night out. The comfortable seating and premium table service transform these booths into your personal haven amidst the lively club scene.

But it’s not just the club’s physical features that make it stand out. What truly sets Isabelle’s Toronto apart is its clientele. Catering to a more mature crowd, this venue offers an environment where you can enjoy the nightlife without the usual chaos and clutter. The discerning patrons make for an enjoyable, upscale atmosphere, ensuring an experience that is as refreshing as it is entertaining.

Isabelle’s Toronto is more than a nightclub. It’s a place where you can unwind, dance to your heart’s content, and experience the vibrancy of Toronto’s nightlife in a refined and elegant setting. A night at Isabelle’s is sure to be a night to remember.

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Bodega on King

Address

510 King St W, Toronto, ON M5V 1K4

Crowd

Urban, Young Professionals

Music

Top 40, EDM, Trap, Rap, & Hip-Hop

Atmosphere

Trap Club

Best Nights

Fridays & Saturdays

Bodega On King Review

Positioned on the King West, Toronto’s district renowned for nightlife and entertainment resides a club like no other: Bodega on King. This unique spot has quickly become the go-to destination for trap music enthusiasts and those eager to dive into the gritty and pulsing world of trap culture, but also plays a mix of throwbacks and top 40 as this is now considered one of King West’s more premium venues.

Bodega on King embodies the very essence of trap and rap music, a genre known for its aggressive beats, heavy use of bass, and sound that merges hip-hop with trap, afro, dancehall and soca music. It’s a place where the music is loud, the crowd is energetic, and the atmosphere is just right.

Stepping into Bodega Toronto, the dynamic lighting and flashy interior set the stage for a night filled with intensity and excitement. The decor is urban chic, with neon signage and art adorning the walls, sleek furniture, and a state of the art lighting system that gives this venue it’s high level of polish.

The club’s sound system delivers beats that reverberate through every corner of the space. The DJ lineup features both local and international talents, spinning the best of trap, from chart-toppers to underground gems. The dance floor, bathed in ever-changing lights, provides the perfect playground for those unafraid to move to the rhythm of the trap and top 40 hits all night long.

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Lavelle

Address

627 King St W, Toronto, ON M5V 1M5

Crowd

22-30+ years old

Music

Hip-Hop / R&B / Chill House

Atmosphere

Young & Mature Professionals

Best Nights

Fridays

Lavelle Toronto Review

The infamous Lavelle Rooftop Lounge. To say that Lavelle has redefined the expectations of Toronto’s nightlife would be an understatement. This astounding venue has set the bar for what club-goers expect when it comes to an upscale vibe, atmosphere, décor, and music. Once this beautiful spot opened its doors as primarily a hip-hop lounge/club, we saw many other spots trying to keep up with its swanky image and posh décor. If you haven’t already noticed the white Lavelle sign in every girl from Toronto’s Instagram (similar to the Cabana’s “On-the-lake skyline shot”), then take our word for it that this a staple spot in Toronto’s nightlife scene that everyone and their friends are talking about.

There’s just something about neon-lit pools in a vast spread-out venue, on a rooftop with a view of Toronto’s core that is undeniably breathtaking. Combining these core elements with Lavelle’s new appeal to the younger crowd and change in its lounge music to Trap and Hip-Hop on Friday and Saturday nights, the venue is generally very busy every weekend. In the summer, expect the club to reach capacity by 11:30 PM, in the colder months this might happen closer to 12:40-1:00 AM. Lavelle has earned its spot on this list, and will likely keep it for some time until another venue can achieve this holistic balance of décor, vibe, music, and crowd.

More recently, Lavelle’s booth & bottles have become better priced to accommodate a wider range of patrons, and with cabanas available in the summer, it’s a pretty good spot to host a birthday celebration for you and your friends.

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The Drake Hotel

Address

1150 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M6J 1J3

Crowd

24-30 years old

Music

Hip-Hop

Atmosphere

Laidback smart casual

Best Nights

Fridays and Saturdays

The Drake Hotel Review

At number 8, we have the good old Drake Hotel. The Drake Hotel has been a staple on Queen West for years. The club has three levels, so there’s a vibe and scene for everyone, at almost any age. Upstairs is a rooftop and bar, that’s more laid back for casual conversations. The main floor is a dancefloor and bar that’s usually always busy and more so party-centric. Finally, the downstairs area is labeled “The Drake Underground” which usually plays eclectic hip-hop bangers with the occasional trap providing a more ‘ratchet’ feel, although some nights may be themed events like Y2K parties, where you can expect to hear a mix of 90’s hip-hop and other 90’s hits mixed in like the Venga boys.

The Drake Hotel leans towards an older crowd, usually 24+, but you’ll still find a decent mix of youth amongst these seasoned nightlife goers. The Drake Hotel is probably our favorite laid back club when you’re not in the mood for anything too crazy, and you’re indulging in the hipster vibes of Queen West. You can’t go wrong with a nice craft beer at the Drake with some friends. It also helps that there are no booths or bottle service in this club, which is why this club maintains its easy-going, laid back vibe. There’s nothing to prove at the Drake, and the Drake isn’t trying to prove anything to anyone. Now you know why it’s a cornerstone of Queen St. West’s nightlife venues.

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Lost and Found

Address

577 King St W, Toronto, ON M5V 1M1

Crowd

20-25 years old

Music

Hip-Hop / Trap

Atmosphere

Young Professionals

Best Nights

Saturdays

Lost and Found Toronto Review

As one of the “most exclusive clubs in Toronto” unfortunately Lost & Found ranks at number 7 on the list. Lost and Found nightclub does have a lot to offer in terms of a unique crowd and non-mainstream hip-hop bangers however the high barrier to entry is what the biggest gripe is. If you are a group of solely females, this won’t be a problem for you. However, if you are in a mixed group, or a group solely consisting of guys, be prepared to get bottle service or be turned away. Our advice for you is to make backup plans if you aren’t ready to get bottle service,  as guestlist may not be a sure bet for a mixed group. Something to keep in mind if you do get in is that Lost & Found, is a smaller underground venue with its dimly lit vibe, so it can reach capacity quickly and become shoulder-to-shoulder crowded.

Lost & Found does consistently draw a large crowd every Friday and Saturday night, as well as the infamous Lost & Found Mondays, nights on which celebrities may occasionally stop by (best example is the Weeknd’s reference lyric “I f*ck a bitch from Lost and Found like every Monday”). The music is undeniably fire, since Lost and Found plays the hottest hip-hop anthems and a range of underground and top 40 trap. Lost and Found holds its own on our top 10 list of Toronto nightlife.

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Rebel Toronto

Address

11 Polson St, Toronto, ON M5A 1A4

Crowd

19-50+ years old

Music

4 Rooms – 4 Sounds (Hip-Hop,  Top 40, EDM, Latin / Reggaeton)

Atmosphere

Mixed venue

Best Nights

Saturdays

Rebel Toronto Review

Where would a list of the best clubs in Toronto be without Rebel? Rebel nightclub is Toronto’s take on a massive Vegas multi-room nightclub and is by far the biggest club in Toronto. This enormous venue holds up to 4,000 people so expect a vast venue that appeals to the masses. The club consists of 4 different rooms/sections. The main room plays Top – 40 / EDM mixes / Hip-Hop mixes, while the purple room plays pure R&B and Hip-Hop, the Noir Room located upstairs plays EDM, Tech & Trance, and finally the Savage room plays Top Latin / Reggaeton bangers.

As you’ve probably noticed reading through this guide, most venues in Toronto are smaller niche type environments, with each club appealing to a certain demographic, crowd and musical taste, however, Rebel is the exact opposite and aims to target everyone. While some do not like the mass appeal, some love that the club has a change of environment just a walk away and is packed with so many people you’ll never see the same face twice in one night. Rebel nightclub is definitely a spot to visit at least once in Toronto if you’ve never been because it’s unlike anything else in the city. If you’re looking for the biggest venue with the most people, and some crazy vegas-style pyrotechnics and LED lighting, this is the venue for you, just keep in mind the crowd will be very mixed.

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Ultraviolet Toronto

Address

1096 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M6J 1H9

Crowd

20-30 years old

Music

Hip-Hop / Trap

Atmosphere

Young Professionals / High-Rollers

Best Nights

Fridays & Saturdays

Ultraviolet Review

Nestled in the heart of Queen Street West, Toronto’s lively and eclectic neighborhood, Ultraviolet Toronto emerges as a beacon for those drawn to the darker shades of hip-hop and rap. The club’s exterior may appear modest, but the sounds echoing from within call to those craving an unapologetically intense and authentic experience.

Ultraviolet Toronto prides itself on an atmosphere that transcends the ordinary. From the moment you step through its doors, you are transported into a world imbued with pulsating beats and enveloped in shadowy allure. The dimly lit interior, furnished with plush seating and accented by ultraviolet lights, cultivates a sense of mystery and intimacy.

Hip-hop and rap are the lifeblood of Ultraviolet Toronto. Here, the beats are raw, the lyrics are profound, and the energy is palpable. DJs who know the essence of the genre curate playlists that captivate both hardcore fans and newcomers. Whether you’re looking for classics or contemporary hits, the music selection at Ultraviolet caters to all tastes.

The dance floor is where the magic happens. Surrounded by UV lights, it’s a place where you can lose yourself in the music and feel the connection with others who share your passion. The space is designed to allow for free movement, whether you’re dancing solo or in a group.

No clubbing experience is complete without the right beverages, and Ultraviolet doesn’t disappoint. Their bar is stocked with a wide range of drinks, from signature cocktails to favorite classics. Friendly and attentive staff ensure that your glass is never empty, and your night is hassle-free.

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