Infinity Room is the Queen West dance floor. A modern, open room with an illuminated ceiling and a DJ booth in the center, running Top 40 and throwbacks on Friday and Saturday. Here's the honest rundown, plus the free guestlist so you skip the line.
The sceneWhat it's actually like
Infinity Room is built for one thing: dancing. The layout is long and open, the DJ booth sits in the middle, and the lit-up ceiling gives the room a clean, futuristic look. There is space to move, so you never feel boxed in, and the music keeps the floor full. No clutter, no gimmicks, just lights, sound and a crowd that came to go off.
This is not a sit-down lounge or a quiet spot for a drink. It is loud and social, a real night out in the middle of one of the busiest nightlife strips in the city. If your thing is Top 40 and throwbacks with room to actually dance, this is the one.
Quick factsKnow before you go
Infinity Room Fridays & Saturdays
Two nights, two different energies. Here's what each weekend looks like.
Skip the line
Get on the Infinity Room guestlist or book a table
Free guestlist smooths your entry and can save you on cover. Arrive early on a busy night, check in under your name, you're in. Want a booth instead? Pick bottle service below and we'll sort your table. Heads up: the guestlist closes at 10pm, so get there early, especially on a weekend.
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Infinity Room Toronto: the full review
Address & location
Infinity Room sits on Queen West at 570 Queen St W (M5V 2B6), south of King West and east of Spadina. It is dead center in one of the busiest nightlife stretches in the city, so there is plenty to do nearby before or after.
The room
Big and open. The layout runs long with the DJ booth in the center, seating along the walls and most of the floor left clear for dancing. The illuminated ceiling gives it a fresh, modern look without a lot of clutter, so the focus stays on the music and the crowd.
Who's there
A young, energetic crowd that comes out to dance, not to sit. People here are into the music and the upbeat vibe, and the open floor means you can actually move. It is a good shout for a birthday or a big group night.
What's great
- Room to move. The open floor means you are never stuck in one corner, even on a busy weekend.
- Music everyone knows. Top 40 and throwbacks keep the floor full and the crowd singing along.
- Prime location. Right on Queen West, so the whole night out is easy to plan around it.
What to know going in
- It fills on weekends. Great for energy, so come early if you want to beat the line.
- Dress the part. Club attire is enforced, so leave the sneakers and the overly casual fit at home.
Move like you know
- Get there early on a busy night and before the 10pm guestlist cutoff so you are not stuck waiting.
- Want a guaranteed spot and your own service? Book a booth ahead instead of fighting for floor space.
- Big night or a birthday? Bottle service makes it feel private, so let your host know.
The music
Infinity Room is a dance-floor room. DJs run Top 40 hits and throwbacks all night, so you hear the tracks everyone knows and the floor stays packed. The energy is the whole point: it is built to keep people moving from open to close.
What to wear
Dress code is club attire, so dress up. That means no sneakers and nothing overly casual. A trendy, put-together fit helps you breeze through the door without any back and forth.
Cover & how to skip the line
Cover runs about $20 most nights and can climb for a special event or a bigger DJ. The free guestlist is your move for a clean entry, and it can save you on cover. Get there early on a weekend since the room fills, and check in under your name at the door.
Age limit
Strict 19+. Bring real ID, since they check everyone at the door. Keeps the room on the same page.
Booths & bottle service
Want to do it right? Grab a booth. You get a reserved spot and your own bottle service for the night, which makes a birthday or a big group feel private. Shots run $7 to $9 and mixed drinks or cocktails from $6 to $20, and there is a coat check for busy nights. Drop your date and headcount in the form and we'll line up the right table.
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