Cactus Club Cafe
| 📍LOCATION | 77 Adelaide Street W.,Toronto, ON M5H 1P9 |
| 📅DAYS | Mon. 11:00 am – 1:00 am Tue. 11:00 am – 1:00 am Wed. 11:00 am – 1:00 am Thu. 11:00 am – 1:30 am Fri. 11:00 am – 1:30 am Sat. 11:00 am – 1:30 am Sun. 11:00 am – 1:00 am |
| 🍴FOOD TYPE |
| Casual dining |
| 🎵MUSIC |
| Hip hop and Top 40 |
| 👥CROWD |
| Young professionals |
| 💵FOOD PRICE |
| $$$ |
- MUSIC 75%
- ATMOSPHERE 78%
- CROWD 80%
- COST 60%
OVERVIEW:
Cactus Club Cafe in Toronto, is a restaurant specializing in global cuisine that uses local, fresh ingredients. The restaurant offers a contemporary space that is vibrant and alive.
Cactus Club Cafe in Toronto, is a restaurant specializing in global cuisine that uses local, fresh ingredients. The restaurant offers a contemporary space that is vibrant and alive.
REVIEW:
Cactus Club offers patrons a selection of 3 floors, with a modern fancy decor. It’s completely packed with the financial/corporate crowd, and the staff is dressed appropriately. There are 3 levels, ground floor (Kate’s Bar), 2nd level is the Rob Feenie (iron chef) dining room and lounge and finally the rooftop aka “The Deck”, with a fully retractable roof. The rooftop is where you want to go for the ambiance you want of young professionals drinking, socializing and enjoying food. Low light setting throughout, with not too loud background music in the dining area, louder of course in the lounge and the rooftop is more on the “loungey” side.
Cactus Club offers patrons a selection of 3 floors, with a modern fancy decor. It’s completely packed with the financial/corporate crowd, and the staff is dressed appropriately. There are 3 levels, ground floor (Kate’s Bar), 2nd level is the Rob Feenie (iron chef) dining room and lounge and finally the rooftop aka “The Deck”, with a fully retractable roof. The rooftop is where you want to go for the ambiance you want of young professionals drinking, socializing and enjoying food. Low light setting throughout, with not too loud background music in the dining area, louder of course in the lounge and the rooftop is more on the “loungey” side.
