Century is King West's modern nightclub move in the Fashion District: hip-hop, trap and Top 40 till 2am, dark pink lighting, a young casual crowd, and a room that goes Friday and Saturday. It's the old Everleigh, rebuilt by the same owners. Here's the honest rundown, plus the free guestlist so you skip the line.
The sceneWhat it's actually like
Century is the Fashion District spot that swapped the bar/club feel for a real nightclub. You walk in through a long mirrored hall lit red, drop your coat at the end of it, then hit a main room flooded in dark, moody pink. New sound system, proper club lighting, that flashy-but-dark King West energy that reminds you of a Miami or Vegas room more than a Toronto bar.
One big bar lines the back wall, the dancefloor sits in the middle, and booths run down the left by the windows and deeper in. It's loud, social, and built to move. If your night is hip-hop and Top 40 with a young, casual crowd, Century delivers, and a booth makes it a lot better.
Quick factsKnow before you go
Century Fridays & Saturdays
Two nights, both worth pulling up for. Here's what each weekend looks like.
Skip the line
Get on the Century guestlist or book a table
Century does not do walk-ins, so guestlist or bottle service is how you get in. Free guestlist smooths your entry: arrive before 11, check in under your name, you're in. Want a booth instead? Pick bottle service below and we'll sort your table. Heads up: come before 11pm to beat the line, and ladies are free before 11:30, so get there early.
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Century Toronto: the full review
Address & location
Century's on King West at 580 King St W (M5V 1M1), in the Fashion District on the north side, between Portland and Morrison. Closest subway is St Andrew. From there it's a street car, an Uber, or a short walk west and you're at the door.
The room
Holds about 350, so it gets a real crowd. You come in through a long mirrored hall lit red with the coat check at the end, then the main room opens up in dark pink light: one big bar along the back, dancefloor in the middle, booths down the left by the windows and deeper in. Bathrooms are at the back, and there's a smoking section out the side door.
Who's there
A young, casual crowd, mostly 19 to 25, dressed streetwear-clean. It pulls a mix of younger people out for a real night and some young pros, so the energy stays current without the room feeling stiff.
What's great
- Good crowd, friendly vibes. The room is social and easy to be in, not cliquey.
- Spacious with great music. Room to move, a new sound system, and DJs running hip-hop, trap and Top 40 with EDM worked in.
- Modern club design. Mirrored entry, dark pink lighting, proper club setup that competes with the dark-and-flashy King West rooms.
What to know going in
- Can have a slow night. It's still newer to the strip, so a quiet night happens. Weekends are your safest bet.
- Music isn't everyone's taste. If you don't want hip-hop and Top 40, this isn't your room.
- No walk-ins. You need guestlist or bottle service to get in, so sort it before you go.
Move like you know
- Beat the line. Come before 11pm, earlier on a busy one. The room can hit its ~350 capacity fast.
- Want a guaranteed spot and your own service? Book a booth ahead. The booths make the night here.
- Birthday? They do birthday specials, so drop your date of birth in the form or tell your host.
The music
Century plays a modern mix: Top 40 hits, rap, hip-hop, trap, and some EDM in the rotation. It's built to cater to a wide range of tastes, so the floor stays full and the night keeps moving instead of locking into one sound.
What to wear
The door is streetwear friendly, so you don't need a full upscale fit, but clean and sharp is the move. Dress classy and you generally won't have an issue. Skip the sportswear, running shoes, flip-flops and men's boots, and you're good.
Cover & how to skip the line
Cover is typically $20, and ladies are usually free before 11:30, so getting there early pays off. Century does not do walk-ins, so guestlist or bottle service is required to get in. The guestlist is your clean entry: sign up under your name, arrive before 11, check in at the door, you're in.
Age limit
Minimum age is 19+ for women and 21+ for men. That makes Century a slightly more mature room than the youngest spots on King West, so bring real ID.
Booths & bottle service
Want to do it right? Grab a booth. This is one room where bottle service really makes the night, with your own seat, your own service, and no fighting for floor space. Drinks start around $9 for beer, mixed drinks and shots, and coat check runs about $4-5 in winter. Drop your date and headcount in the form and we'll line up the right table and minimum for the night.
▸ Reserve guestlist or bottles
Pick your table
You'll request it here — final minimum is confirmed with the venue.
Build your table at Century
The booth itself is free — you just commit to a minimum spend on bottles for the night. Pick a table below and add bottles to see what clears the minimum.
Thanks — we’ve got your table request for . We’ll text or email you to lock in the booth, night and minimum. You pick your actual bottles at the table on the night.
Century prices are pre-tax; taxes and gratuities are not included. Minimum spend is the pre-tax bottle total. We confirm the final minimum and bottles when you book.
