Mademoiselle is King West's boujee supperclub: house and R&B, a dressed-up 19+ crowd, and a luxe room that doubles as a restaurant by day and a resto-lounge by night. Here's the honest rundown, plus the free guestlist so you skip the line.
The sceneMademoiselle is one of the classier rooms on the King West strip. It's a restaurant in the evening that turns into a supperclub once the lights drop, so the energy is more upscale lounge than sweaty dance floor. There's one main bar at the back of the first floor, seated areas you can reserve for bottle service, and an upstairs with its own bar and private booths. Walk in and you get glass displays of premium champagne by the door, a spacious layout, and a crowd that came dressed.
This isn't a hands-up, rap-every-word room. There isn't much of a dance floor, it's about sitting down, drinks, food, and bottles in a luxurious setting. If your night is house and R&B with a fashion-forward crowd and a premium feel, Mademoiselle is hard to beat for a birthday or a special occasion, and it earns its spot among the best clubs in Toronto. Want a heavier dance-floor energy? Compare it against the rest of the house and EDM clubs in Toronto.
Quick factsFree guestlist gets you in clean. Sign up under your name, then arrive by 11pm since the room can hit capacity by 11:30 on a busy one. Want a booth instead? Pick bottle service below and we'll sort your table. Heads up: popularity here swings night to night, so the earlier you lock it in, the better.
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Mademoiselle is on the south side of King Street West, west of Spadina, at 563 King St W (M5V 1M1), right in the fashion district. It's not hard to find: look for a white brick building with a blue accent, with the small Mademoiselle branding on the wall near the door and the canopy.
Capacity is roughly 500, so it's a large venue, but it can still hit capacity fast on a busy night. Walk in and the main bar is to the left with seated areas around the club. The DJ booth is at the back next to the hall to the washrooms, and upstairs has its own bar and private booths. It's built for sitting, drinking and bottle service, not a packed dance floor.
Mostly upscale young professionals, roughly 24 to 30, dressed fashion-forward. The age range on the women's side can run a bit wider, around 20 to 30. The crowd is friendly with a good vibe, and it skews premium for the King West strip.
At Mademoiselle you can expect mainly a mix of house and R&B, and the room usually runs a well-curated set. It's the kind of music that fits the lounge energy: good to talk over, good to drink to, and it keeps the night moving without turning into a rave.
Dress is classy, formal and fashion-forward. As long as you come dressed well you should be fine, and since the spot doubles as a restaurant there isn't a strict dress code. Women can bring purses. Side-bags for men aren't allowed, and sportswear is out.
Cover is free for everyone as long as you're on the guestlist, so signing up ahead is the move. Aim to arrive by 11:15pm at the absolute latest, since the venue can hit capacity as early as 11:30pm on a busy one. Get on the list under your name, show up early, and you're in.
Strict 19+ on a normal club night. Ontario drinking age, no exceptions, so bring real ID.
Want to do Mademoiselle right? Grab a booth. Bottle prices typically run $450 to $650 on average for mid-range liquor, with higher-end bottles upwards of $600 each. Drinks start around $13 plus tax for mixed, $11 for beer, and $10 for shots. Drop your date and headcount in the form and one of our staff will guide you to the right table and bottle options for the night. New to booking tables? Read our full Toronto bottle service guide, or browse every Toronto club we cover.
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