Revival is a College St original in Little Italy: a main-floor room and the Stone Lounge basement, running events through the week and club nights on Friday and Saturday. Here is the honest rundown, plus the free guestlist so you skip the line.
The sceneWhat it is actually like
Revival is two rooms in one building. Upstairs is the main floor, stylish and modern, where the club nights run. Downstairs is the Stone Lounge, a moodier basement with its own feel. The split means a night here can shift gears: bigger energy up top, lower and looser below.
It has been a west-end staple for two decades, doing everything from concerts to club nights to private events. On a weekend it is a proper night out, with good sound and a crowd that came to move. Dress sharp and check what is on.
Quick factsKnow before you go
Revival Fridays & Saturdays
Two club nights, two rooms in play. Here is what each weekend looks like.
Skip the line
Get on the Revival guestlist or book a table
Free guestlist smooths your entry on club nights. Get your name down ahead, arrive early, check in, you are in. Want a booth instead? Pick bottle service below and we will sort your table. Cover depends on the night, so get there early either way.
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Revival Toronto: the full review
Address & location
Revival is in Little Italy at 783 College St (M6G 1C5), north of Bloor and west of Ossington, right in the College St strip. Easy to find, easy to reach, with food and bars all around it.
The room
Two distinct spaces. The main floor is stylish and modern, built for the bigger club nights. The basement, the Stone Lounge, is moodier and more intimate. Good sound and lighting throughout, with seating and sections in both rooms.
Who is there
It depends on the event. Club nights pull a dressed-up weekend crowd, private events and shows pull their own. Either way it is a flexible room that shapes itself to the night.
What is great
- Two rooms. Main floor and Stone Lounge give the night two gears under one roof.
- Real flexibility. Concerts, club nights and private events, all run well.
- Solid setup. Good audio and visual gear across both spaces.
What to know going in
- The night depends on the event. Check what is on, since the sound and crowd change with it.
- Residential street. The block is residential, so late nights can run on the tighter side.
The music
Revival changes with the event. The main floor and the Stone Lounge can run different sets on the same night, so the sound depends on who is on. Friday and Saturday are the club nights. Check the calendar for what is playing.
What to wear
Dress code depends on the event, but club nights lean dressed-up. Come clean and sharp. Leave the gym fit and beat-up sneakers at home and you are good.
Cover
Cover depends on the night. Club nights often run no cover, ticketed events carry a door price. The free guestlist smooths your entry on club nights, so get your name down ahead and arrive early.
Age limit
Club nights are 19+. Ontario drinking age, so bring real ID. Private events may set their own rules.
Booths & bottle service
Want to do it right? Grab a booth on a club night. A guaranteed seat, your own service, no fighting for space. Drop your date and headcount in the form and we will line up the right table and minimum for the night.
▸ Reserve guestlist or bottles