Lost and Found is King West's small underground hip-hop room. A tiny basement spot built for girls and bottles, an exclusive crowd, and a trap soundtrack that goes all night. Here's the honest rundown, plus the free guestlist so you skip the line.
The sceneWhat it's actually like
Lost is small. A basement room under the King West strip with a handful of booths and a tight dancefloor. Capacity tops out around 150, so it feels personal and a little exclusive by design. This isn't a big-room night. It's a close, high-energy room where the booths and the dancefloor share the same space.
The whole place is built around girls and big spenders. Guys get in with bottle service, ladies come on the guestlist, and the DJ keeps the newest trap and rap rolling. It pulls an upscale, slightly ratchet crowd and is known for its exclusivity and the occasional celebrity drop-in. If you fit the affluent-urban-youth lane, it does its job well.
Quick factsKnow before you go
Lost and Found Fridays & Saturdays
Two nights, same close-room energy. Here's what each weekend looks like.
Get on the Lost and Found guestlist or book a table
Free guestlist gets ladies in clean. The room is tiny and fills fast, so arrive by 11 at the latest, tell the door who you're listed under, and head inside. Guys: you need bottle service to get in, so pick a booth below. Heads up: ladies are free before 11:30, cover applies after, so get there early.
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Lost and Found Toronto: the full review
Address & location
Lost and Found sits on the south side of King West at 577 King St W (M5V 1M1), in the basement of the Pizza Nova building right at the corner of King and Portland. Look for the black sign shaped like an upside-down kite sticking out of the building. That's the door.
The room
One of the smallest clubs on King West, with a capacity of only about 150. A single bar, several booths, and a dancefloor shared among them. It hits capacity fast, especially on busy nights, so the room runs hot and personal all night.
Who's there
An upscale, somewhat ratchet crowd of affluent urban youth. It leans on big spenders and a lot of girls, and it's known for celebrity appearances. If you fit the lane, the vibe really distinguishes itself from most other King West rooms.
What's great
- Consistent crowd. The demographic stays the same weekend to weekend, so you know what you're walking into.
- The music goes. A really good mix of hip-hop, rap, trap and dancehall, with DJs on the newest trap anthems.
- Personal vibe. The small room makes for a cozy, high-energy night that bigger clubs can't fake.
What to know going in
- It's tiny and it packs. 150 capacity means it fills early. Get there before peak.
- Guys need a booth. No entry for men without bottle service. Plan around it.
Move like you know
- Arrive before 11 to get in before the room hits capacity. Lines can start as early as 10:45.
- Guys: book a booth ahead, since that's your way in.
- Dress chic and classy. It keeps the door easy.
The music
Lost plays a solid mix of hip-hop, trap, rap and dancehall, and the DJs stay current on the hottest new trap anthems. If that's your sound, you won't be disappointed. It's vocal, it's loud, and it ties the whole small-room experience together.
What to wear
Dress code is chic and classy. Dress to impress and you shouldn't have a problem at the door. Fashion-forward streetwear can work too. Bags and fanny packs are not allowed, but women can bring purses. Men: no sportswear, no boots, no hats, no side-bags.
Cover & how to skip the line
Cover is around $20. Ladies are free before 11:30 on the guestlist, and cover applies after that, so get there early. Guys need bottle service to enter. Aim to arrive by 11 at the latest since a line can start by 10:45 and the small room fills quickly. At the door, tell them who you're listed under, check in, and head inside.
Age limit
Strict 19+. Ontario drinking age, no exceptions, so bring real ID.
Booths & bottle service
Bottle service is the way in for guys and the best move in a room this small. Mid-range bottles run $220 to $450 on average, with premium bottles going $600 and up. Booth minimums start at $600 or 3 bottles on a regular night and go up to about $1000 for a premium booth. Drinks at the bar start around $8, coat check is about $5. Drop your date and headcount in the form and we'll line up the right table for the night.
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